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RANDOM MOVING OUTFIT

Outfits
Dec 10, 2014

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You come up with some random outfits when you are moving. Case in point, at this point in our unpacking process I basically had only unpacked workout clothes, a lot of shoes, and this massive Junya Watanabe tutu skirt. I think I’m okay with it though. You can get away with a lot when you wear all black. This cozy cardigan by Augden has been my uniform for days now. I really loved this past Junya collection, this skirt is so special to me.

Wearing a Junya Watanabe tutu skirt, workout top by Michi,  cardigan by Augden, black belt, and Marsell multi-buckle boots.

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