One of my favorite films is Cover Girl with Gene Kelly and Rita Hayworth. I love the dancing, the love story, and, of course, the fashion. If you love 1940s style fashion, this is the film for you. In one scene, Rita attends an interview at a major fashion magazine in the ultimate is girly attire, a pink suit! So I used her look to inspire my latest OOTD. I paired this suit that I I’ve had in the back of my closet for years with a vintage velvet hat, pearls, a shapewear tank, and my DIY chain accent pin…
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Here is how to do the bumper bang… and stay tuned for tomorrow where I show how to make the DIY Chain Accent Pin.
Kisses
Sarah
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Jessica Cangiano says
Seriously cool accessory! It’s bolder than most sweater guards, but not as all encompassing as a belt – and best of all, it is fabulously unique. I bet that this nifty accessory could catch on in today’s vintage community – with you being the stylish trailblazer.
♥ Jessica
Sarah Blodgett says
Wow, thanks so much! I’m really surprised that these chain pins were not already available… I’m so glad you like them!
Nati says
Nice! The jacket is slightly too tight, but still very cool
Sarah Blodgett says
Yeah, I realized the jacket was a little tight after I put it on, but I went with it anyway 🙂
Nati says
Nice! The jacket is slightly too tight, but still very cool