how to wear a one-piece jumpsuit on those hot summer days

I love the idea of a one-piece jumpsuit, but during the summer months it can be too warm, and you may just want to show a little more skin. No problem, toss on a tank or your favourite crop top, tie the sleeves of the jumpsuit around your waist or let them hang from your hips. Instantly you have a completely different look sure to keep you both feeling and looking cool.

Flight suit (second-hand, Lost & Found Vintage, Royal Oak, MI). T-shirt (Vera Moda). Bowling shoes (vintage, Value Village Thrift, Windsor, ON). Sheriff pin (vintage, Jones & Company, Windsor, ON). JFK pin (vintage, Royal Oak, MI). Turquoise rings (gifts). Bracelets (Giles & Brother, J. Crew, Courage My Love). Afghan Cuff (Mama Loves You, Toronto, ON).

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pop of color

Red dress (vintage, Regeneration, Pleasant Ridge, MI $10). Coat (Zara). Boots (Zara). Tapestry purse (vintage, Windsor Market, Windsor, ON $10 last seen here). Pin (vintage, Value Village Thrift, Windsor, ON $3). Bracelet (vintage, Mama Loves You, Toronto, ON $28).

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a little bit country

Mathilde Industrie-Paris dress (vintage, Vintage House, Windsor, ON. $28). Shoes (Nine West Vintage America). Belt (thrifted, Value Village Thrift, Windsor, ON $5). Sheriff pin (thrifted, Jones & Co. Windsor, ON $7 ). DIY bank bag clutch (thrifted, Sweet Salvage, Leamington, ON $9). Sunglasses (Ray-Ban). Bracelets (ghrlunltd).

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the sheriff

Neiman Marcus sequins top (vintage, Regeneration, Pleasant Ridge, MI $8). Levi's cutoffs (Club Monaco). Boots (Aldo). Jacket (vintage, gift). Sheriff pin (thrifted, Jones & Co. Windsor, ON $7). Earrings (vintage, L&K Antiques, Tilbury, ON.$15). Bracelets (Club Monaco, Giles & Brother, Henry Bendel, thrifted). Rings (H&M, Etsy).

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repurposed vintage letterpress tray

In a recent post last seen here I included a picture of a letterpress tray that I was hunting for to showcase some of my jewelry.  Most of my jewelry was being stored in a jewelry armoir but I find that I forget about so many things because they are in drawers and not on display.  I had the idea of  using a letterpress tray on one of my shelves in my closet to better mix and match some of my favourite pieces.  I found this tray yesterday at L&K Antiques (Tilbury, ON. $30).  It is larger than the one I found at the time of my recent post and was $10 cheaper.  I scrubbed it down earlier today and let it dry in the sun.  Pictured below is how the tray looks now that it is filled with some of my favourite baubles.

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