As I slowly rise above my slump, there's several things that have helped me. One of them was getting my hair cut into more of a classic middy. It's not drastic, most of you probably won't notice a difference, but it's really helped with styling. Also, I'm going to be going back in a few weeks to have my hair dyed back close to my natural color. I've been planning to do it one day and with the state of my hair right now it could use a break from dying for a long while.
Another thing that's helped with my slump is going through pinterest and blogs. Mainly a few blogs like Johanna's Her styling really inspired me to be motivated again. As well as Miriam's Miriam doesn't blog so much any more, but going through her older posts was very inspiring.
I've been experimenting with parting my hair down the middle lately. Trying to vibe the 30's and 40's. I quite like it, but the curls won't exactly do what I want (damaged hair people, it's hard to create a nice soft curl).
blouse hip zipper
vest thrifted?
skirt american apparel
shoes anthropologie
xo,
Em
I feel the same way about inspiration. Reading blogs, like your own, helps me rejuvinate myself!
ReplyDeletecute blouse!
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cute photos!
ReplyDeletei love the whole outfit, and your hairs amazing! :D
Rosie xo
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Hey lady! I'm glad you're getting your mojo back. You're looking good. Have you thought about wearing a lady tie or large, bright brooch? That would look so cute with this vest.
ReplyDeleteIf you're veering toward 1930s fashion, you might enjoy Nabby's blog; no one channels the 30s quite like her: http://nabbysvintagelife.blogspot.com/
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Thank you ma'am! Ohh, those are such great ideas! I've been lusting over some lady ties on etsy lately. Maybe with my next paycheck :) Thanks! I love her blog, she is crazy good at styling and sewing!
Deletelovely! this blouse is too perfect! i'm in a similar boat with my hair, it was over bleached and out of control haha working on getting it close to my natural shade and keeping my hands off!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, Emma! Your outfit is darling. I like your hair parted in the middle. I've tried it with mine, but I have a cowlick, so it just looks hilarious. haha.
ReplyDeleteAdore this hairstyle on you, it's so timelessly lovely. Totally digging your outfit, too. I've always been a big fan of vests (for both gals and gents), and seeing this outfit reminds me I should dust off the couple I have and give them a spin this summer (thanks, hon!).
ReplyDelete♥ Jessica
I have been browsing your blog and I absolutely adore your style, parting my hair differently really does change how it looks but luckily and I have quite a nice natural curl!
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You look gorgeous, love the middle parting styling. Miriam posts lots of pics on instagram (girl stalking hah) xx
ReplyDeletelove your new hairdo ... you look fabulous!
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You look so beautiful - the hairstyle is gorgeous and this outfit looks amazing on you!
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Love the blouse with the vest!
ReplyDeleteHave you tried a leave-in conditioner? I would love to see you with a '20s look. I'm an afficianado of the Jazz Age.
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Janie
Yes indeed I have. I do deep conditioning every time I wash my hair and then leave in conditioner. It's just been bleached so much that really only growing it out will help at this point. Ohh, good idea! Maybe I'll look into doing something 20's esque.
DeleteStunning. You always look beautiful to us. xx
ReplyDeletePS I want that blouse.
You look absolutely beautiful. Love the hair!
ReplyDeleteYou look so pretty--I adore how your hair looks! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely! The center part is really nice. I always think it looks too severe on me but then love it on others. Glad you're rising out of the slump! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment, I love this outfit, you're so fabulous
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The doubled collar on that blouse is so delicate, and your hair looks great with the center-part, curls around the face style. I'm on a thirties' tear myself right now, which is a change from my usual Loretta Lynn inspired look! I'm crazy about this Wallis Simpson inspired hair and makeup tutorial right now, check out how they get a set-look with just clips and a curling iron. HOURS. SAVED.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I'll have to try this sometime!
DeleteLove the collar on the blouse - so sweet. I wonder what the girls back in the 40's did to keep their hair healthy? I imagine the curling devices were much harsher back then.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure maybe I'll have to look that up. Well actually they didn't use much heat as they just pin curled or rag curled their hair so it was very easy on the hair. I usually do that, but sadly, I've fried my hair with bleach and now it won't dry well with those methods.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for following my blog, I actually have checked out your blog for a while now. I love your outfit posts and you are gorgeous. From Trina at http://retrofashionismypassion.blogspot.com
I LOVE you with a middy, it frames your face so beautifully! I'm interested to see what your natural hair colour is :D
ReplyDeleteThank you for mentioning me! :) I think me middle parted hair suits you perfectly, you look beautiful!
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely outfit :)
ReplyDeleteI love this vintage style!!
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Your hair looks sooooo cute! Just gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteI quite like the hair style, myself!
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