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In the week leading up to All Hallow's Eve, I'm also apt to bring a (somewhat) subtle pop of purple or pumpkin to my everyday attire. But, there's a fine line between a touch of spooky spirit and looking like I'm channeling my second grade school teacher, who had a teddy bear sweatshirt for every season (Yuck - I prefer to keep my theme sweaters squarely in the "ironic, ugly-sweater party award winner" category, thank you very much).
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I found these black fabric Bandolinos on sale at Steinmart. They're super comfortable and, although they're meant for everyday wear, they make excellent witch's shoes. |
I might pair an orange belt with a black jumpsuit, but you're not likely to see me sporting jack-o-lantern earrings at the office. And yet, when I pulled the purple and orange Halloween decoration storage totes from the attic this year (what...did you really think my storage totes weren't color coordinated?), I found this spider web t-shirt tossed in amongst assorted witches capes, wigs, and costume accoutrements collected over the years (many of which are left-over "lost and found" items from Halloween parties past). I'm not sure how I got it. I don't remember buying it, and I don't have a clue how long it's been there. But, since some friendly ghost left it for me, I decided I might as well try to scare up a look that was Halloween chic on the cheap. After all, Fashion is what you buy (or find in your attic, as the case may be); Style is what you do with it!
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