Growing up, I always had a tendency towards buried
treasure.
When I got something that I loved, I would squirrel it
away safely and try to make it last for as long as possible. For example, after
seeing a particularly risqué add for Gucci Envy and becoming obsessed with the
label, my mother bought me one of those 5mil perfume samples. This lasted me
for four years, and I think that I still have the original bottle somewhere to
this day.
For this daily outfit, however, I’m wearing an item of
buried treasure:
Navy pinstriped merino blazer – Rembrant Sartorial,
thrifted
Pale blue button-down Oxford shirt – Polo Ralph Lauren, thrifted
Navy and cream nautical print silk scarf – Bally, thrifted
Black leather belt – Raphael Steffens
Black resin 3D Dimension tapered jeans – G-star
Black leather military boots – Zu Shoes
Pale blue button-down Oxford shirt – Polo Ralph Lauren, thrifted
Navy and cream nautical print silk scarf – Bally, thrifted
Black leather belt – Raphael Steffens
Black resin 3D Dimension tapered jeans – G-star
Black leather military boots – Zu Shoes
I found this beautiful silk scarf for $5 in an Op Shop
across the border in Queanbeyan. No one working in the store must have
recognised it for the genuine article, but it is obvious in the weight of the
scarf, the quality of the printing, and the beautifully hand-rolled and
stitched edges.
The scarf is absolutely the genuine article, and as
such I have kept it hidden away and only worn it publically once.
Frankly, this is insane. There’s no point it hiding the
beautiful scarf away for fear it will get ruined, and not enjoying the
privilege that is wearing it around my neck. As such, I decided that I’m going
to make more of an effort to wear it, and to stop treating my beautiful things like
treasures to be buried away.
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