p.s. This post is not to imply in any sort of way that anyone wearing leopard is a Lady of the Night.
Dress – c/o eShatki // Top – H&M // Tights – Hansel from Basel // Boots – Feet First // Necklace – gift from Poland // Earrings & Sunnies – F21 Style. It’s an elusive thing, that sense of personal style. I see other people who have it down pat in their personal aesthetic. Never deviating from it. I can’t seem to do the same thing. There are so many different styles and silhouettes that I want to wear day to day. I swing from feminine frocks, like this lovely one sent to me by eShakti from their Spring collection, to rocker chic, to boho chic, to casual and contemporary. It seems that my personal style is not one particular aesthetic but more of a reflection of self and mood on any given day.
I like frills and poufy skirts one day, pleather and studs the next, and soft lace and loose fits on yet another. I know people say you need to nail down a personal style. But I ask why? I like to think that I’m a multifaceted individual, so why can’t I express those various sides of me depending on how I feel that day? I see nothing wrong with playing with the freedom that fashion provides.
Course, I may be aggrandizing the fact that I have as yet to nail down one aesthetic and stick to it in the name of ‘Personal Style’.
p.s. Use code “MODAMAMA” to get 20% off at eShakti until March 30th.
So two things have happened. One, I’ve gotten tired of February keeping me in pants with long johns or tights underneath. And two, I finally got up the nerve to wear my ModCloth stylish surprise dress and in the middle of a frostbiting blustery day. And I nearly froze my fingers off again taking these pictures. So I guess that’s three things.
Pardon the wrinkled nature of the dress. I did have it on all day with the babe, through the ordeal of forgetting items and running back to the house then back to the bus, and a test shoot with a very lovely lady. While we’re on the subject of the dress, I love it. It’s one of those pieces I never would’ve chosen myself but now it seems to fit seamlessly into the shifting aesthetic of my style.
If you haven’t noticed ModaMama is moving ever so subtly away from sweet dressing and more into a boho style lately. Maybe I shouldn’t say it outright, maybe that’s some bloggers faux pas, but I find myself drawing away from certain sweet items like Peter Pan collars in favor of fringe and loose fitting soft materials. Who knows. One thing I love about fashion is it’s ever evolving reflection of the changing nature of our selves.




















































