INC Army Jacket with Ruffles
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October 06, 2017
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Well, it's been a while since I posted. My fiancee and I took some time out to drive across the country to get him a much needed back surgery. While I took lots of gorgeous landscape photos, and appreciation photos of the local graffiti (check out my Insta @jldvalley), I just wasn't feeling fashion photos. Ten hours in the car at a time and non-stop movement killed my inner fashionista.
But when I got home, I knew I missed my wardrobe. I even missed the scent of my laundry detergent.
Flash forward to today.
I finally took some time, post-trip, to get in some pics of this new jacket by INC International Concepts that I can't stop wearing. An interesting twist on an army jacket.
This is a very lightweight jacket. I think this could be great to transition into Fall and then again through Spring. It feels similar to linen, but perhaps a little rougher to the touch. While at first, I thought the ruffles might be too busy, and that the design wasn't great, over time (about a week) a began to see something different in this jacket.
The ruffles acted like a camouflage to all the upper parts of me I am not crazy about, but without making me look bulkly. It's a bit more feminine than your average army jacket. But it's also a little bad ass. A little sweet. A little hippie. A little street smart. A style I could embrace and incorporate into my own. The more I wear it, the more I enjoy it.
The jacket was something I found through Gwynnie Bee, it's currently available and made by INC. The tank with a sheer ruffle at the bottom was purchased from Mad Hatter and Co in Southbury CT. The boyfriend style jeans are Levi's. And the brown boots are vintage Rampage booties.
But when I got home, I knew I missed my wardrobe. I even missed the scent of my laundry detergent.
Flash forward to today.
I finally took some time, post-trip, to get in some pics of this new jacket by INC International Concepts that I can't stop wearing. An interesting twist on an army jacket.
This is a very lightweight jacket. I think this could be great to transition into Fall and then again through Spring. It feels similar to linen, but perhaps a little rougher to the touch. While at first, I thought the ruffles might be too busy, and that the design wasn't great, over time (about a week) a began to see something different in this jacket.
The ruffles acted like a camouflage to all the upper parts of me I am not crazy about, but without making me look bulkly. It's a bit more feminine than your average army jacket. But it's also a little bad ass. A little sweet. A little hippie. A little street smart. A style I could embrace and incorporate into my own. The more I wear it, the more I enjoy it.
The jacket was something I found through Gwynnie Bee, it's currently available and made by INC. The tank with a sheer ruffle at the bottom was purchased from Mad Hatter and Co in Southbury CT. The boyfriend style jeans are Levi's. And the brown boots are vintage Rampage booties.
I think I am digging this jacket. If it goes on sale, it may end up in my permanent wardrobe. Thanks, Gwynnie Bee!
