…………….Another color returning in the FAUX SHETLAND V-NECK SWEATER is……….CHARCOAL…….a PIVOTAL color………There are so many ways you can put this sweater together!….I have illustrated just a few….from left to right……………………the WK Ivory turtleneck with the waist whittling ribs, A259110, with the new Super Ponte Boot Cut pant in black, A268216 and the black/grey Zebra coat, A267936, nonchalantly worn over it all. The SILVER TRIPLE BAR NECKLACE, J325472, is the cherry on top of this sea of grey, black and ivory…….Next up…..an Ivory WK SHIRT COLLAR WK SWEATER with long sleeves, A257383….the v-neck charcoal faux Shetland, and a vintage Black Linea PLEATED SKIRT…..worn with a the Black Beret….very French school girl……around her neck the reversible SILVER CROSS with the JET center, J317110……add the BLACK MOTO JACKET, A267935, for a bit of EDGE, and you have parochial school girl meets biker chick!….always a winning combination…………..One more…..the IVORY WK BALLET NECK long sleeve sweater, A237405, which would also look great in black under the charcoal sweater for a more tonal look……the Black WK pencil skirt, A237412……..THE MUST HAVE LINEA TIGHTS with a shoe boot, and once again the ZEBRA over it all…….add your SILVER FALLING LEAVES, J325475….and WOW…….cosmopolitan glamour…..For those real chilly days add the LINEA WK SCARF, A257914 in BLACK, BRICK RED or NUTMEG for an instant shot of color!……Any one of these outfits is a 10 STAR LOOK…………………..enjoy…………………….much love……………………..Louis
They should have been happy you didn’t dress up as the devil……LOL
You’re right! The “cause” of my being removed was taken up by the Students for a Democratic Society (SDS), strangely enough. That was a famous group in the ’60s. I had nothing to do with their picking up the cause, but I was told about it. I’d known of the group but certainly had no communication with them, ever. Was fortunate that I was in the spring semester of my senior year at college.
The year was 1965. How innocent all of us were then, including the Dean of Women and the administration. To think that someone could be removed for that. Things were strict then.
We could use a little more of that today…..IMHO…..how far we have fallen.
Yep! ‘Tis true. The world has become unrecognizable to those of us who have been here a few decades. Was at supper with family and friends Friday night when we learned of “Paris.” Instantly, I and the others realized that the world had once again changed into something we did not want for ourselves or our loved ones.
As someone who spent her formative years in the disciplinarian’s office for rolling up the waistband of her pleated skirt … you had me at “parochial school girl meets biker chick”!!!! Love this sweater, and I’m in for the charcoal.
Love this anecdote! I was removed from the dorm system for dressing up as a nun.