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Frozen Charlotte


I'm completely infatuated with this German bisque doll rosary that Alex bought for me. Excavated from the ruins of a doll factory that operated between 1890 and 1913, it has such a wistful, melancholy presence as if a voice speaking of its own.  

(Converse, Target fedora, Lover sweatshirt, Vintage belt, DIY vintage Levis cutoffs~ similar style at Free People)    

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fabulousjunk said…
wow... great outfit.

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Unknown said…
I love this outfit!
Alex said…
Aw, yay! Boyfriend necklace! :D

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