mailbox curiosity: Time to dress right

So what's the fuss about?

Of all the events I go to picking outfits always comes so naturally to me, but when your going to a flea market it's always wrong no matter that you choose to wear (Rhetorically so to say, everything wrongly put together is also considered street style hence also right!). But when you have to intentionally dress down it's always a challenge, So how do we downsize the drama? How do you still try to stay dressed?

So what do you keep in mind while dressing up. Don't forget this is not a soiree!

- HEAT: of course if your intention is to shop you have to be there in daylight, and with all that human traffic, food stalls and loud music the heat is bound to quadruple.

- DUST: Yes sir! dust. Most flea markets's are hosted in places your feet would dread to tread, mostly open grounds, and with the foot fall the dust rises.

- NO Trial ROOMS: its always difficult to buy out of assumption. We don't need something that would end up at the bottom of the closet.

So I decided to lose the accessorizes to kill the drama. Picked on a pinkish white linen top to save me form the heat, and the denim pant and shoes to save me from the dust (Oh how grateful my feet wear for the shoes when I took them off to drive back home). The choice of a sling bag comes from the need to not keep it down while looking for things, and never forget the watch because its easy to lose track of time in places where there are so many exciting things to discover. But I guess it not possible to loose all the drama in life, so I had to wear the red lipstick.