You really don't want to see my face in these photos. These were taken on Friday, when I was about to run out the door for the first day of a two-day conference and I'm already exhausted. I'm not exactly crazy about how this dress fits me--it's tighter around the hips but has a lot of room at the top. I usually stick to a-line shapes, but I thought I'd give a different shape a try. Either way, it was an eBay buy and since I'm stuck with it, I've decided to make the best of it. The next time I wear this dress, however, I will wear opaque black tights instead of micro-fishnets.
Between attending the conference and driving around some visiting scholars, I attended a grant workshop, wrote frantically, and attended a job talk.
Scarf - Boutique (remixed)2. Cardi - Ann Taylor Loft
Earrings - Corcoran Gallery, DC (remixed)
I've also been attending job talks and have been seeing a lot of black and gray, which has had me musing about what sort of suit I would wear if I finish the dissertation and am lucky enough to land an interview in this horrible market. I wonder if I could pull off the following Talbots ensemble? Perhaps in black/gray instead of olive?
Just out of curiosity, I mentioned that the Anthro dress I bought via eBay didn't fit as well as I would have liked. If I had tried it on in the store I probably wouldn't have bought it. Fellow eBay-ers, is there anything that hasn't worked out well for you or that you've outright regretted? I bought a really horrible pair of Banana Republic jeans a few years ago. When they arrived I thought that the seller had mis-represented them, but after I compared what I got in the mail to the photo on eBay I realized I was the moron and had put on my eBay goggles.
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