Sweater, Judith & Charles (via consignment); skirt, Anthropologie (thrifted); shoes, Prada; bag, Ferragamo
Sweater, Judith & Charles (via consignment); skirt, Anthropologie (thrifted); shoes, Prada; bag, Ferragamo

Thrifted Anthropologie is the best kind of Anthropologie in my books. Lately, I’ve been hooked on older Anthro classics, like this skirt, and thanking my lucky stars that thrift shops in town are a veritable treasure trove of such goodies. I’m not always lucky enough to find pieces in my size, but no matter — I can be surprisingly resourceful. For example, I took advantage of the fact that this skirt is pleated to do a no-sew alteration; I just pinned the extra fabric in the back with a safety pin as an extra pleat, and wore a sweater to cover the waistband — and no one was any wiser.

pretty thrifted
pretty thrifted skirt
necklace, Alexis Bittar; earrings, Swarovski
necklace, Alexis Bittar; earrings, Swarovski

I love the muted palette of the skirt, and can’t wait to try different outfit combos in the future, but I kept things pretty simple this time around, as I had a (daytime) client function to attend. I got quite a few compliments, so I’m counting it a success. Thrifted Anthropologie — it really is the best.

beige + grey + red
beige + grey + red
thrift for the win!
thrift for the win!

1 Comment on Thrifted Anthropologie

  1. I got this skirt in 2010 – it looks good as new despite the label saying dry clean only or hand wash only. I forget which. I just pop it in the machine on a cool hand wash cycle – no one has time for dry cleaning!!