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The Pack is Back

ImageApril 2, 2018September 15, 2019 Raw Fashion BlogLeave a comment

The fanny pack is back! When I brought this fanny pack home from one of my thrifting outings & showed it to my parents, I thought it was quite funny when my dad said “Hey, that is exactly like the one I used to have!”

Today I am sporting a synthetic microfibre-free outfit by wearing all natural materials! I thrifted these white pants, originally they were huge flare bellbottom jeans and to make them more modern I cut and sewed them to look like jeans that are more in style today – it was ridiculously easy!

Jacket: real leather & silk liner / Sweater: secondhand from Hazlewood Vintage {cotton} / Jeans: thrifted {cotton} / Fanny pack: thrifted {real leather} / Shoes: handmade in Canada {real leather} / Necklace: Elizabeth.Lyn Jewelry {handmade in Saskatoon} / Sunglasses: Tres Noir Eyewear {handmade frame}

– Tiara

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