We styled this vintage flannel with a pair of up-cycled shorts and vintage bandana all available at The Reformed Moth.  Crop top from Love Culture.  Add a pair of tights and over the knee boots and it is the perfect look to wear your shorts through the fall.

 Glasses and Vintage flannel from The Reformed Moth.  Styled with a simple LBD

I am loving this 70's look.!  Vintage high waisted jeans and vintage flannel both available at The Reformed Moth.  Tie the flannel up to show just the right amount of belly and show off the lovely detail on the denim.

 

I love this one of Gilda. Her style perfectly captures the look. She's so retro 70's with her glasses, poof hair and denim button up dress that we will list very soon in our store.

These are highlights from our photo shoot last weekend at Roger Williams Park. I am a very lucky person to have a wonderfully talented photographer friend Suzy Mobley (check her out...  http://www.suzymobley.com/) and friends who are not only beautiful on the inside but on the outside as well.  Thank you so much Gilda, Claudia, Mandy, and Darienne.

 This is one of my favorites.  I love the cheery bright colors, composition and lighting. 
Gilda just looks so darn cute.

 Some polyester shirts hanging in the trees,blowing in the breeze.  I wish we had a picture of where we were set up at the park.  We put up a tent under some trees so we could change.  Surprisingly no one said anything to us.

This is Mandy.  This dress is perfect for the office.  I love it.  It has cute little white hearts scattered all over.  There were so many great places to shoot there.  This was in front of the boat house.  The rugged weathered door is a perfect back drop to this bright red dress. 

This is the beautiful Mandy again.  The kelly green skort can be found here, http://www.etsy.com/listing/78319769/vintage-kelly-green-butterfly-skort in our etsy shop.  You will notice this white tank is worn often for this photo shoot.  So I have learned always bring a white shirt with you it will come in handy.

And of course Gilda again.  This is one of the dresses from my tie dying experiment!  She looks so cheery with the water lillies in the background.  And the dress fits her perfectly.

 These are just a few of the pieces we photographed yesterday.  I will post the actual photos within the next few days.

This is from my second tie dye attempt.  This went much better than the first, as I have figured out how to get the colors much more vibrant.  

This is step 1.  Using a Jackson Pollock dying technique.   I will be making a dress with the finished pieces

The weather was so beautiful. 

This is step 2.  After I did the multi color dyeing.  I tied bands on and submerged the whole piece of fabric in a deep blue dye.

 

I'll be posting the finished result very soon!