Well, I think this skirt has come to the end of the road. I've worn it about a million times (okay, maybe 20) over the past 2 years, do I think I've gotten my $8 out of it. I'm a big fan of knit pencil skirts, because they look nice, but are really comfortable, and don't need as much ironing. But they do tend to get worn out faster than a woven pencil skirt. It's probably good I don't spend more than $10 on them! I'll definitely be keeping my eye out for a new green skirt!
It's Tuesday, so I'm linking up with Laura!
Jacket: J.Crew Factory (exact)
Shirt: Gap (option, option, option)
Belt: Gap (similar)
Skirt: Target (exact, similar)
Sandals: Target(exact, similar)
I LOVE knit skirts. So comfortable and this shade of green is so pretty! I'm sad you have to say good bye to it but hey, that opens up a space in your closet for a new one!
ReplyDeleteBummer...because this skirt is so cute! I hope you can find a good replacement!
ReplyDeleteHopefully you'll find a good replacement soon, this skirt is a great color!
ReplyDeleteKnit Skirts are my favorite kind too. Good luck with finding your replacement one.
ReplyDeleteI love the knit pencil skirts too but you're right, they do wear out quickly. The good news is that they're all over so hopefully it won't be too difficult to find a new one!
ReplyDeleteOh no! That skirt is so cute! It's too bad when things you love get worn out. I hope you can find a replacement soon!
ReplyDeleteLet me know if/when you find a replacement. I've been on the fence about adding a green skirt to my collection (mostly on the fence because I don't really need one, but waaant one). Maybe Target will put out another skirt just like this one and it will be wrongly priced at $7-- for both of us?!
ReplyDeleteI really like this outfit, Andi - I used to have that skirt too, and I loved how comfortable it was, and the green color is so great!
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