I've been thinking a lot about "farm style" lately, as I go through my vintage clothes collection in preparation for opening up an Etsy shop online. I've been considering all the elements that can be part of "farm style". Here's a few that are my personal elements of "farm girl" style. (Keep in mind that I am a horsewoman, so those overtones will be part of the over all effect. Sorry, all you non-horsey people:))
Recently, I have begun to fall in love with lockets. Antique ones, new ones, big, small, you name it. I love lockets. I bought this one at a thrift shop. I stuck photos of my grandparents in it. (I adore my Grandparents.)
I also love "fairy stones". Found exclusively in Virginia on a hillside in Fairystone State Park, they are geological mysteries, and said to bring good luck. I have been wearing mine for years, and it didn't bring me any luck at all when I had falls off horses, or a car wreck, or when I backed my truck over my husband's plow and popped a new tire... yeah. I just wear it because it is cute.
Of course, some nice, soft, worn denim always works..... I live in my jeans.
Lace.....
How about a vintage looking painted leather belt? It looks vintage because I wore it out. I bought it at Target, and love it to death.
A tooled leather wallet, that was my Grandma's. I found it in her stash this week and Mom said I could have it. Yay!
Vintage pointy-toed boots; a gift from my Dad. I usually wear work boots or broke in riding boots, though.
I embellished this Levi's jacket with vintage lace cuffs and a little bit peeking through at the pockets.
I also love soft, cotton, light floral print shirts. This is what I am "getting into" this fall.... like a soft prairie look.
Vintage.
Worn.
Soft.
Lace.
Blue.
Pale.
Calico.
Pretty...........
3 comments:
It's sooo "you" :) Love it! And, as I said before, your photography is getting great!
Excellent. That is the way my girls dress too. Cowgirl Up----with a touch of lace. My eldest daughter who works and lives on a huge ranch has some of the cutest clothes and she wears them with great panache.
Nice blog.
Thanks, Lis. YOUR photography inspired me, you know. :)
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