eyelet | high plains thrifter

If Sundays are “fundays,” I’ve decided that Mondays are “nonedays.” As in, I don’t want none of this. Insert sigh heavy sigh here.

Anyway, about the skirt. It’s been a long time since I’ve worn anything from Old Navy on the regular, with my favorite scoop neck black tee being an exception. But this simple cotton skirt I picked up at Salvation Army has gotten a lot of wear in the last week, both for work and play. I almost passed it up, but am really glad I didn’t. For $2, I figured I’d give it a whirl.

My documented obsession with eyelet has yet to abate.

Top to bottom

Earrings: F21

T-shirt: bought at the H & M in Bordeaux, 100 years ago

Necklaces: Bueno key & thrifted chain

Skirt: thrifted (Elk River Salvation Army)

Heels: thrifted (Downtown Minneapolis Salvation Army)

Jess snapped these pics after our long overdue catch-up dinner at True Thai last week. Thank you, lady!

Also, just in case you missed it, I’m giving away two copies of my favorite zine, “Super Friends,” this week. Leave a comment on this post by Thursday to be entered! Easy easy easy.

xoox!

Meghan

Sweet. Summery. Country. I love everything about eyelet. Want to take a peek at some eyelet-ed Etsy eye-candy? OK, go!

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Hi there, flirty little romper. Your $198 price tag breaks my heart.

This dress is so beautiful. There’s no way you could burp in a frock like this, right? It’s ladylike, and I’m into that.

This bib-fronted mini reminds me of something Loretta Lynn would’ve rocked back in the day. I like.

Wooden-handled bags = something different. Bonus: This one is super affordable.

I found this frilly pink thang at a Savers in Saint Cloud a few weeks back.

To top it off, last night I stumbled across this angelic image of Marilyn Monroe on the set of the 1954 River of No Return in an eyelet-trimmed jumpsuit. She looks like the friggin’ patron saint of June, missing sock and all.