


Dany likes him.
I think he’s a little too romance novel cover with the flowing hair and the devil-may-care half smile. Idk. I can’t tell. What do you think?
(I guess in real life he’s a rapper?)



Dany likes him.
I think he’s a little too romance novel cover with the flowing hair and the devil-may-care half smile. Idk. I can’t tell. What do you think?
(I guess in real life he’s a rapper?)
THE T-SHIRT DRESS EDITION

I’m not a big fan of buying new stuff all the time. I hate those “go buy now!” posts that fashion blogs always have, as if the only way to clothe yourself correctly is to be continuously shopping. I’m a little too frugal though—I’ll usually obsess over something by either waiting for it to go on sale or by taking too long to decide exactly what I want, until it is completely out of season or not made anymore, which is why I didn’t have winter boots for an entire winter once in New York.
Now I’ve kind of come to terms with investing in a few great new basics at the start of each season. But I have been majorly obsessing over finding the perfect t-shirt dress for summer. It has to be eco-friendly. It has to be long enough. The fabric has too be good quality but not too heavy and hot. The sleeves can’t be too long or short. And it’s essentially a big t-shirt so I don’t want to pay and arm and a leg. See what it’s like in my head?
In case you’ve been on the hunt too, I thought I’d share my favorite t-shirt dresses of the season from brands that are eco-friendly and relatively affordable.

Eileen Fisher Ballet Neck dress in Organic Cotton Hemp twist / $158

Tricotage Speckled T-Shirt Dress (made from 100% GOTS Certified organic cotton) / $82 (on sale)

White Tent Striped T-Shirt Dress in Japanese Cotton / $203

Amour Vert Brigitte T-Shirt Dress (made from organic cotton & linen)/ $79

Amour Vert Tina V-Neck Tunic in Tangerine Stripe (made from Modal) / $79
I’m leaning towards the Tricotage dress because I like the loose fit! Which one is your favorite?
I’ll have lots of posts for eco-friendly summer shopping coming up. In the meantime, the brands above (as well as A Boy Named Sue and ASOS Green Room) are great places to start. Stay tuned for more!
xoxo Kendall
Monday.
(Source: killthequeen, via annadoll2001)