Economically Restful

I’m wearing (All available items are linked):

H&M – Ribbed Dress with Flounces – Dark blue – Ladies |H&M Straight Leg Jeans | ASOS Ankle Strap Sandals

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At the overlap of NYFW’s hustle and bustle and Butter, our frenchie puppy’s homecoming, I decided to fall back to my survival dressing 101 to all occasions as long as, one, I’m not being photographed, and two, no dress code is noted.

In other words, I have been living in the same five-dollar H&M unadorned, solid black tee, the most comfy pair of worn-in Acne jeans, and the cozy but still height conscious and killer-cool Stella platform oxfords.

If you have more or less glanced at my InstaStories or Snapchat feed, chances are that you could now be having a mental overload of graphicness from memories of the above ensemble.

At my last feature shoot with Bloglovin’, I felt the need to drop an ungainly regret for my glam-free outfit that could be an instant terminator of a sound fashion-blogger-proper first impression.

Well, sorry not sorry.

I mean, budget styles are economically restful.

When a pair of four-digit-priced stiletto heels got filed through a sidewalk grate, even if they’re sponsored gifts, a rush of frustration would be an understatement.

Here I’m economically contented head-to-toe. This belt-sleeved – thank goodness they’re still in – open back maxi knit and these patchwork jeans fitly took me from our brief stop at the beach to a date night in town. In a time when high fashion elbowed onto street, the idea of occasion became blurred. Versatility is more closely than ever allied with affordability.

Rest assured that originality, a quality value brands are often criticized of lacking, is not going to be mired. I have faith in creative equilibrium and its market spurs.

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