How I Wear MY PEACE of jewelry - Camo Outfit

A few days before Xmas
It's been really cold in Los Angeles
NEED to wear a jacket, sweater and cap
 
 
Calls for a multi-layered dressing
 

By the way, it's a myth that you lose the most heat through your head.
I just googled it.

Wish I can say I made the cap, but I bought it at
Urban Outfitters


Urban Outfitter - Open Knit Cabbie Hat


Camo Jacket - thrifted
Mossimo Ivory cardigan - The City - Target
long sleeve t-shirt - old
black ankle jeans - Levi's
Men's black wingtips shoes - thrifted

 
Necklace - MY PEACE of jewelry



Black seed beads & patina brass beads Necklace on Etsy



 
Also, just made this one.


Available on Etsy

I love making MY PEACE of jewelry


 Happy Holidays!


Handmade Jewelry & Mannequins by Zalina
available on Etsy

Comments

  1. KimberlyDecember 23, 2012 at 11:07 AM

    For starters, HOW IN THE WORLD ARE YOU SO TALENTED!! UGHHHH! I love what you do, lol. And secondly, I NEED that hat. It's beautiful. Great pics and scenery, you wear Mother Nature well.

    Sincerely,
    Kimberly
    KIMBERLYLUXE.COM

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    1. ZalinaWDecember 24, 2012 at 8:40 PM

      Thanks so much, Kimberly. You can get your own hat. It's from Urban Outfitters and I have the link in my post. And it's only $10 bucks!

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  2. SkinnyDecember 26, 2012 at 3:43 PM

    I love your glasses- so chic!!

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    1. ZalinaWDecember 27, 2012 at 6:21 PM

      Thank you Skinny Hipster. I always feel like a dork but I forget to take them off sometimes while I am taking my photographs. By the way, I love your blog. You are an awesome dresser and photogenic.

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