Showing posts with label Civvies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Civvies. Show all posts

Thursday, May 3, 2012

We'll All Take Our Chances....


I’m obsessed with print right now. I found this floral print vintage dress when I was in Savannah last week at Civvies. I feel like it’s such a rare thing to find a dress like this that doesn’t require any alterations (which I wouldn’t have minded providing at the price I snatched this up for.) I got lucky! 



dress/vintage  belt/UrbanOutfitters  shoes/F21  bracelets+bag/vintage

It (like this dress) also blows in the wind when I walk and I’m pretty obsessed with that. J  







I'm listening to: "Do You Want it All" Two Door Cinema Club

Sunday, April 29, 2012

What's that town called?

blouse/LushviaWolfgang  loafers/Wanted  shorts/thrifted  bracelets/handmade


SUCH….an amazing weekend. Whew. I am certainly exhausted from travelling and running all over Savannah. I just adore that city…le sigh. I could totally live in Savannah, if it were just a wee bit bigger. But, I went with my two best friends for one’s birthday celebration and we did the place up right. J The entire day consisted of coffee, shopping, tea, more thrift shopping, cafes, drinks, people watching in the park, a GORGEOUS sunset on the roof, and the best tacos I’ve ever eaten in my life.  

The Paris Market on Broughton.


Studded loafers. :)


French Marshmallows!

80's Party at Civvies. 

Needless to say, I dressed fairly casual for all the walking I knew we’d be doing. But, I’m pretty obsessed with this Lush shirt from Wolfgang and I think it’s pretty rad dressed down with these thrifted denim shorts. Oh, and these Wanted studded shoes!! I finally got them in the mail last week. Amazingly comfortable. Totally withstood hours and hours of foot travel. J



Marc Jacobs lust. 

Firefly Cafe

Basement bar love. 

Savannah Candy Kitchen...yummmmm. 

Monster Cookie. 


Rocks on the Rooftop. Best bar in Savannah...and almost anywhere else. 


Sunset.

Chicken tacos with fig sauce. Salivating. 

Best purchase ever. So lovely. 


One of the best parts of road trips is always the drive. We were so eager to be there on the way, some pretty amazing conversation ensued. (Insert sarcasm here.) At some point there was a conversation about a new town on an exit called Horse Stamp Punch Road. (wtf?!) Yeah, but what’s the town going to be called? Hmm…welcome to Georgia, folks.  


Sara Louise is such an artist. :)