Thursday, December 29, 2011

Anthro Items for Review - Helpful for Popbacks?

More items that I scored during the sale at Anthropologie this December. 
I get better photo quality when I take the photos in the bathroom, but it is so much easier with my foot issues to just take them in my closet, so deal with the white specks. :D It's becoming my signature look after all.

Borderline Belt
In my humble opinion, this is the perfect belt to go with the Tweedy Leaves Dress. It has to be buckled on the 1st or 2nd buckle for the buckle to align perfectly, so you may want to size up. I tend to wear my belts higher so this works for me. When I tried to wear this with the Peppering Skirt, it sat lower and I had to buckle it on the 3rd buckle which made it off centered. It is actually a black belt with brown weaving, but still looks fine with this dress.

Tying it on with a dress to decide if the belt is a keeper.

Renewed Folds Pullover
I love this top. It has shoulder pads! I'm still debating on whether to take them out.



Avery Pullover

I got this for 50% off sale. Should I keep it or am I suffering once again from my well documented 7 Stages of Anthro Shopper Mind Control DisorderHelp! (You won't hurt my feelings.)

Essentially Yours Top
Almost paper thin but very soft. You have to wear a camisole under this and a neutral colored bra as well. I love the slight cowl neck. This will make a great layering shirt, and will give my poor Pure and Good Slub Tee a much needed break. :) I would love to score a popback in the red.


Essentially yours,
V.B.

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Coincidentally, there's a S/M popback of the Avery Pullover right now! It looks better on you than on the online mannequin, but it does still look boxy. That can work as a "look," but you're right that it isn't giving any illusion of curves (but sometimes looking like a stick can be elegant too, right?).

Sorry I'm not helping much with your battle against ASMCD. ;)
1 reply · active 708 weeks ago
Ha, ha. No, you are right to point this out. Even though I learned to embrace my "stick"iness years ago, there's no sense in accentuating it.

Plus, it's so obvious I need an intervention for my ASMCD. It's getting out of control! :D

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