For those who don't know, I'm in a workshop production of an original musical, called Moses Man, that's running through next weekend here in Rochester. Being a part of an original musical, especially one that's still in its infancy, is way more exhausting than being in an already-established show (and can be even more rewarding, if it's a success), and amidst all the craziness that happened over the past week, I forgot to post pictures of the outfit I wore for our Passover seder. It was Steven's first Passover, and we headed over to my grandparents' for the evening. I barely ate during the day (dumb dumb dumb decision) and instead, I thought of my grandma's delicious apricot chicken, beef brisket and roasted potatoes. When we arrived, I stuffed myself silly and then wanted to die. I did the thing I always tell myself not to do... but live and learn, I guess!
I thought this dress was perfect for spring (even though it's still not very spring-like here), and it's by one of my favorite designers, Nishe. Even the NAME of the dress (when it was sold on ModCloth) was perfect for me; how could I ever pass up a beautiful fit-and-flare quirky dress called the "Children's Theatre Director Dress?"
Outfit Details:
Children's Theater Director Dress: ModCloth (no longer available)
White cardigan: dELiA*s
Nude heels: DSW (2 years ago)
Glimmer with the Family Coat: ModCloth (no longer available)
I love the boiled wool pockets and hem! This dress also comes with a neat collar (it's separate, which I like, since they give you a choice of whether to wear it or not) - but it looked too costume-y (a rare phenomenon, for me!), so I opted not to wear it.
Now that both Passover and Easter are behind us, I am that much more desperate for spring to arrive! It snowed a bunch yesterday (though none of it stuck, really), but it's apparently supposed to warm up this weekend, thank goodness! :)
I have the day off today, so I'm going to be cleaning and doing some things I've been putting off. For instance, I'm trying to get together a BUNCH of my clothes to sell; I need to make room in my closet and put some money in my pocket! I've been working on that a little bit, but I hope to make more progress in the coming weeks. I'm thinking of creating my store with storenvy, since that seems to be a place where a lot of bloggers have shops set up or "shop my closet" storefronts. Thoughts?
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
xox Sammi
