Hooded Blazers
I spotted these hooded blazers today at Brooklyn's Dekalb Market (which, by the way, you MUST check out). Get one of these and you can sport your blazer on a cold day, without worry about fitting it under a thicker, warmer jacket. These are already layered and hooded...brilliant! If you're like me, you find that cold-weather attire can be too sporty. Well, for the menswear/vintage/rustic lovers out there, this is a great spy! (These here are men's blazers, but I can't help but think that with today's style, any female can rock them, too! If you don't go for that, at least buy the man in your life one before Fall is over!)
Me and Dovi at Dekalb Market
(As you can see here, all the shops in the market are actually
salvaged shipping crates! Great vibe. Great vendors.)
Love! I never even heard of Dekalb market. How do i get there? My dh would rock that blazer!
ReplyDeleteHey LM!! Love this post...such 'out of the box' fashion! I loved your comment on my blog. To answer your question I personally have thing against red clothes for Jewish women and this is not a frummy thing at all...I just kind of 'feel' it's not a tznius color. It's really personal to me though as I would never judge anyone that rocked a vibrant red. I find that if we look deep enough we all have an inner radar and we 'know' when something just crosses the line of inappropriate. But then again that's all relative and what i may think is fine for me may be just totally not acceptable to others. We could go on and on and on...
ReplyDeleteWhat do you think about color and tznius??
xo
Sharon