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Just a few random shots~ in a vintage coat that prompts a certain snow bunny element~ that I decided were kind of perfect for the post-pumpkin pie phenomenon. And now that the turkey coma and holiday wrangling has finally ceased, I'm preparing myself for the many entertaining calamities Christmas usually has to offer. The wish lists are in continuous expansion and fortunately the traditional Christmas tree adornment didn't result in its complete and utter collapse... much as it did last year. 
(Vtg 60's fur collar coat, Christopher Kane x Topshop boots, Target tank dress and tights)

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FASHION SNAG said…
I love that vintage coat. Gorgeous!

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11:50 AM
berciana said…
funny photos!!!!i love all your outfits and all your posts!!!!

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11:53 AM
Alex said…
Second picture is my new desktop background, baby! And that tree is NOT gonna topple! :D
11:55 AM
Cindy Van Dyck said…
Great pictures! You look great
1:37 PM
Andrés Corella said…
you are rocking those shoes!!!

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1:38 PM
Marissa said…
Bella you are just sooooo beautiful! Another fab post!

Kisses
2:01 PM
Marissa said…
Bella you are just sooooo beautiful! Another fab post!

Kisses
2:01 PM
Marissa said…
Bella you are just sooooo beautiful! Another fab post!

Kisses
2:01 PM
Alison Kinsey said…
that coat is gorgeous, even better that it's vintage!! cute shots, Bella!
2:44 PM
K A T H L E E N said…
really into those fantastic tights!
2:55 PM
Dylana Suarez said…
Awesome shoes!

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5:47 PM
acheELEna said…
Nice to see that you re still writting your blog! :D
6:12 PM
Lourdes said…
Love the outfit! Especially the coat!!
Love your blog, btw!
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10:10 PM
Anonymous said…
AMAZING BLOG!!
10:41 PM
0 said…
wow! I love your shoes, dear!

KISS
4:37 AM
Marina said…
You always manage to look so chic even in mundane circumstances.
7:15 AM
Olive Cooper said…
Holy hell the coat is stunning on you.. exactly what I've been looking for! GORGEOUS pics, hun.
3:01 PM
Anonymous said…
Those boots are fabulous! and I love love love the lace

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Miss Neira
6:26 PM
lydia lee said…
love the tights and shoes!!

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3:23 PM
cadeaux enterrement de vie de jeune fille Paris said…
Superbe sur ces photos.

Séréna
8:28 AM
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