Posts Categorized: my imaginary closet

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curated for Beklina

Unruly Things for Beklina / Ace & Jig pants

Beklina has been a long-time favorite of mine, serving as a constant source of inspiration and wishlisting.  founded in 2006, Beklina was the first and original online, “eco boutique” and they still remain true, emphasizing on USA made and organic wares.  so when the owner of Beklina, Angelina Rennell, asked me to curate a little selection of my favorites for you, I happily agreed!

my favorites from the shop include coveted Ace & Jig trousers, a cool camo inspired jacket from Rachel Comey and a ring, naturally.

and because we love a good offer, Angelina would like to offer 15% through the rest of May with code unruly15.  enjoy!

Beklina / Unruly Things

{ace & jig trousers / rachel comey jacket / black organic tee shirt / bronze ourea ring / edith miller tank / a detacher walker sandal / lina rennell drawstring bag}
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shop stop : worthwhile boutique – Charleston, SC

Unruly Things Shop Stop : Worthwhile, Charleston SC

I’m kicking off a new series called Shop Stop today on Unruly Things where I’ll feature little peeks into some of my favorite shops.  first up is this gorgeous boutique from Charleston, South Carolina – Worthwhile.  I first stumbled upon Worthwhile a few years back and fell instantly in love with their beautifully curated collection.  it’s one of those places I imagine myself going to and spending hours just browsing {and emptying my wallet, of course!}  everything is just perfect from the vintage industrial fixtures to the delicate embroidered clothing to those beautiful glass cloches on the shelves.

Unruly Things Shop Stop : Worthwhile Boutique, Charleston SC

if you, like me, aren’t in Charleston, lucky for us Worthwhile has an online shop featuring a selection of women’s clothing and accessories.  you can also visit their blog for more info and more pretty pictures to drool over.

Unruly Things Shop Stop : Worthwhile Boutique, Charleston SC

visit WORTHWHILE:

268 King Street
Charleston, SC 29401
(843) 723-4418
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curated for pretty mommy

unruly things for pretty mommy

Michelle, of the beautiful shop Pretty Mommy, asked me to curate a collection of my favorite items from her shop.  above are my picks and you can shop them all here.  bonus – save 15% off plus free shipping at Pretty Mommy with the code UNRULYTHINGS.  offer excludes Clare Vivier and Castor & Pollux.

one : heidi merrick la paz top / two : clare vivier messenger bag / three : reinhard plank donna straw hat / four : dream collective snake stud earrings / five : ilana kohn abby dress / six : bltn bangles / seven : native line native talisman bracelet / eight : julie cohn cleopatra ring / nine : moraccan clutch / ten : boucherouite wool azilal rug / eleven : beatrice valenzuela tejidos booties

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everlane

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are you familiar with Everlane?  not only is the styling beautiful but the products are so, so good.  I’ve ordered a few tees, a sweater, a belt and even some tees for Levi and have not been disappointed.  my favorite so far are the classic crews.  I’ve been living in mine!

everlane
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guest post : thrifting tips

kristy thrifting unruly things

while we were enjoying the sun in the Philippines, I asked a few of my favorite ladies to contribute a guest post for Unruly Things.  even though we’re back, I’ve got another great post to share with you.  it’s from Wreckless’s Kristy Behrs and it’s all about thrifting.

Incredible treasures and inexpensive price tags — this dynamic duo is what makes thrift shopping enjoyable and affordable. And let’s not forget, the hunt for these gems is almost as exciting and amazing as the gems themselves! My wardrobe is 90% thrifted and 10% investment items I can’t or wouldn’t purchase secondhand (undergarments, running shoes, and a parka). For most, and at first, thrifting can be intimidating and overwhelming, especially when you don’t have a mentor well-versed in culling through previously worn garments and hunting for old or used treasures. My wardrobe and lifestyle transformation didn’t happen overnight and there are a few helpful rhythms I learned along the way:

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