before Cordell was born, i worked full time. as an accountant i had to wear business attire.
it's easy to hide under our clothes. sometimes i think having to wear burqa is not a bad deal at all (ok, that joke is tasteless, agreed). the most common side effect of being a stay-at-home mom for me is not even wanting to look glamorous. every morning i fight my own desire to just put on my "uniform" - an old tee and some shorts or capri pants. of course, nothing's wrong with that. nothing at all. except that after doing so for several years i am longing for something more. there IS a beautiful creature created in God's own image under that "burqa".
this picture is a belated tribute to
In Professorial Fashion's (one of StyleNation's funniest blogs) wonder-women pose conference:
casual wonder-women pose
men's green tee with tribal design - Walmart
military green pants cut off into shorts - Target
Old Navy flip-flops
but i prefer my updated casual look:
updated casual wonder-women
military jacket - Loft with Joann's buttons
classic stripes shirt - Target
floral shorts - Goodwill
Old Navy flip-flops
chain necklace - Forever 21 (it is very light!)
lips and lipstick necklace - Forever 21 (Nina likes playing with this one putting lipstick on these lips)
you've seen me wear those floral shorts
here. i love deep burgundy color and various greens in it.
green tee - Target
green button down shirt - Ross
i grew up in the former Soviet Georgia where i had to wear soviet uniform to school. Soviet school girl uniform was an ugly cross between french maid and fascist brownshirt: solid dark brown dress and a pinafore. pinafore could only be either solid black or solid white.
did you have to wear a uniform to school? how did you feel about it?