Como vivo en un país HOT AS F*%$ para mí ver que se ponía de moda (o volvía la moda, no estoy muy segura) usar pelo en los zapatos, carteras, etc etc etc…. era una moda HORRIBLE.
Mientras más lo veía más ridículo me parecía pero como dice Biebs nunca digas nunca y cuando hablamos de moda este es el pan de cada día.
Casi todas las modas van a parecer raras y feas al principio. Muchas hasta comienzan sin ser realmente favorecedoras en cortes y/o colores pero mientras más lo ves en otras personas más le vas dando la oportunidad, de eso se trata, atreverte un poco con las cosas que te parecen raras a veces te puede sorprender.
Este chaleco lo compré en el famoso mercado de las pulgas en Usaquén. Este mercado lo hacen todos los domingos en Bogotá alrededor del parque Usaquén.
Puedes encontrar de todo aquí! Desde comida hasta chaquetas de pelo falso jaja!
Aprovechando que estaba en el frío me compré la bendita chaqueta y me terminó gustando. Lastima que no pueda usarla en mi país 🙁 #NiModo
As I live in a HOT AS F&%” country to me noticing that fur was becoming trendy (or returning to be, I am not really sure) was a HORRIBLE idea. Faster I started to see it everywhere and on everything: purses, flipflops, hats…
The more I watched the more ridiculous it looked to me but as Biebs says NEVER SAY NEVER and when we talk about fashion this is usual.
Almost every fashion trend is going to look weird or ugly at the beginning. Many of them actually starts not being flattering to the body with odd cuts and colors but the more you see someone rocking it the more you will be able to try. And that’s what it is, dare to try odd trends may surprise you with a better you.
I bought the fur vest in the photo at Usaquen’s flea market. This market is made at every Sunday around Usaquen’s park.
You may find almost anything here from food to fake fur vests ha!
To take advantage of Bogota’s weather I bought the damn jacket and ended up loving it. It’s a shame I cannot use it in Panama! 🙁 #Whatever
WEARING: My forever21 old boots, Mansur Gavriel Lady Bag, Fur Fest from Usaquen, DKN Black Turtle Neck
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