Tie Dye with Polka Dots

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I've gotten so much use out of this polka dotted kids' skirt. I've only had it a few months, but it seems to go with so many different tops! It also helps that it was really inexpensive. I think it was something around $7 on clearance? Good times. This time I paired it with a clearance tie-dye shirt I got from Target a while back. I've worn this shirt more often this year than the year I bought it! I've just really been liking my sleeveless tops like this lately.

Sorry I look kind of weirdly tired in these pictures. They were taken after a long day of class and making dinner and life.


skirt: target | top: merona - target | sandals: solanze - shoe carnival | bracelet: jigsaw london


The writing on my hand is room numbers. Who has time to look for a piece of paper or remember what room to look for? Not this girl.


I hope you have a good start to your week. I just hope I survive class today. Though that's always what I hope for. 

Happy Monday!

Comments

Unknown said…
Hahaha cute, I write stuff on my hand too so I can totally relate to that :)

Love the outfit, the mix of dip-dye and polkadots is so refreshing, i love the colour combo!
8/19/2013 6:24 AM
Unknown said…
I love polka dots, so this lookis pperfect for my taste!!
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8/19/2013 7:23 AM
Temporary:Secretary said…
You mix prints together so well! This is a fab combination, i'm loving the polka dots! xxx
8/19/2013 10:06 AM
Camilla said…
Just like a little princess! : )

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8/19/2013 10:24 AM
JennaStevie said…
Love the combination of these two patterns!!! Perfect print mix :)
xJennaD
8/19/2013 11:31 AM
Amanda said…
oh your top is gorgeous =)
8/19/2013 12:06 PM
welldressedmaker said…
What a cute pairing! And elastic on the waist? Comfortable!
8/19/2013 12:37 PM
Nikki | The Ginger Diaries said…
Your skirt looks super cute and I love the daring mix of prints you went for today! I have by far not enough polka dots in my closet... xo
8/19/2013 1:31 PM
Samantha said…
You look great! I love the mix of polka dots and tie dye, I wouldn't have though to have mix those two prints together but it looks wonderful!
8/19/2013 3:42 PM
Ali Hval said…
Ah man, that skirt is perfect! I've been on the search for a denim skirt but they're always too dang short for me. That one is precious, though. And that top is seriously amazing--it reminds me of a lava lamp! *__*
8/20/2013 11:11 AM
CatieBeatty said…
That shirt is tye-dye's more luxurious cousin, marble print! I'm obsessed with it right now, lol. I'm going to try and marble some pillow case, but I think it might be tricky. I love how you've paired the top with polka dots. Such a pretty look!
8/20/2013 2:41 PM
Eccentric Owl said…
That is the cutest shirt! And I LOVE your polkadot skirt. (It matches your background!)
I hope you survived class! Haha. I'm like that with work. One day at a time!
xo
Kristina
8/20/2013 3:27 PM
Unknown said…
That skirt is just so adorable - I can't believe that it is a kid's piece - great find!

xoxo,
Laura
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8/22/2013 10:00 PM
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