The Search: A Men's White Oxford Shirt

I have been needing a plain white blouse for a while, but after styling my sister in hubbies white dress shirt and then seeing the fashionista of The Vintage Society rocking a top that she says was Lands End, a mere $23~I had to figure out what size I needed:) I am terrible with men's sizing...not my strongest point in my photo shoots---but, I am learning:) But, my dear friend Alanna responded on my facebook and shared some great tips that I had to share with everyone:)

Alanna's tips:

"the smallest is 14.5 neck up to sometimes 20, and the lengths are (32-33), (34-35), (36-37). it depends on how big you'd want it on you. A 16 is pretty big on me. go to kohl's they have some nice, inexpensive dress shirts and try some on. I think they even have some that are a fitted cut. lands end is a sears brand I can't remember if they carry it in their stores though."

Another Event That I Sadly Can't Attend, I Would if I Could...

Attend and tell me how it goes:)  I used to go to these in New York and ALWAYS made out with something fab!

LA Lovelies, You are Invited

This is for an event for the Vintage Society and I think a little bit of Quick Silver...it sounds like something interesting to check out...

The Vintage Society Launch Party 

June 21, 7-10 PM

Quiksilver's siteLA

2522 SUNSET BLVD.

LOS ANGELES, CA 90026

213 413-259

TheVintageSociety.com
siteLA.org and quiksilver.com/women

Fly Away With The Cape

Every year, I hear that the cape is out of style...but, every year, I see the celebs that we dote after for style inspiration wearing them, as well as fashion magazines including the cape as a piece in their fashion spread...and yet, the cape is on the item to store till next season list/and on the "out" list...

Well, this year, The Vintage Society, a vintage fashion blogger that shares muses as well as outfits put together using www.Polyvore.com, has just recently explored the cape, which I think will always be a classic piece for every fashionista to use during the Fall months, even if it isn't "in."

*Images provided by the Satorialist.