An accomplished photographer in her own right, Elizabeth Day is one of those people who are at home on either side of a camera. She gave Daniel this moody pose, which bears repeating here. Ever dapper, he shares yet another look with me for followers of this blog.
That summery print frock was a lucky thrift score in Fort Collins. "It was the first thing I saw," she remembers and went on to fall in love with the pockets, hand stitchery and faux sash monkey fists.
Doesn't apparel make the nicest sort of travel souvenir? Wearing something can remind us of another time and place, like the day in Barcelona when she found this necklace.
Her vintage Buffy Buffington skirt is a yard sale find that cost one dollar. Value Village provided the sweater. As the butterflies might agree, timing is everything. See more of her great outfits on Sunday's Best Vintage.
Fashion is not something that exists in dresses only. Fashion is in the sky, in the street; fashion has to do with ideas, the way we live, what is happening. Coco Chanel
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Cameron Adams Photography
Drawn to moments glamourous, off-beat and precious, I welcome commissions. adams.cameron@gmail.com 423-486-8715