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But she stole Vag's heart.Originally Posted by NorCal
Well one of the people in those pictures did...
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Originally Posted by dsoren
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dsoren: this is pretty much my outfit from day to day for school, 2 things I would do differently:
1) I would not cuff my jeans, let it stack.
2) I tried wearing sweaters over shirts but that look itself does not work for me. Consider wearing the shirt with a cardigan over instead, or other light jacket for a better layering effect. Then you can also avoid the sleeve roll w/ sweater+shirt.
If you do like the sweater w/ shirt underneath perhaps avoid rolling up the sleeves. Unless you are doing it since it gets too warm then perhaps try my second suggestion.
your jeans still look new btw so have fun breaking them in
Oh and maybe someone else can school us on the v-neck sweater+shirt combo b/c i can never get it to work. Done wrong and it can look rather unsightly imo
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