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As I predicted the other day when I went into Zara, the sale started today. I could tell by the way that they had organized the store, which actually seems like it was completely unorganized.
This means that I won’t be going into Zara for a while, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, except for the return that I have to put off.
I haven’t bought anything from the sale either which is a show of self-control for me.
Usually, if I don’t buy something right at the start of the sale, then I generally don’t buy anything because it gets picked over fast.
I will say that I am excited that this means that fall and winter product will be coming in, which is where I like to focus any wardrobe budget that I have anyway.
I did find a great wrap sweater/top on Poshmark though, but I seemed to have got a seller who takes a long time to ship.
Weekly Reads and Some Videos:
Last night I post a 12 Piece Colourful Summer Capsule Wardrobe that was a lot of fun to put together.
The End of Homeownership in Canada
Banksyland is coming to Toronto in August. The exhibition tour is stopping at many North American large cities.
The Smoking Archive Is the New Online Vintage Site Dedicated to Timeless Jackets
What did Popular Music in Ancient Rome sound like?
Why Did Victorians Take Creepy Headless Portraits? Victorians were a weird group of people, but weird in a good way.
The Woman Who Opened the World’s First Museum in 500 BCE
Denishawn School of Dance, Dance Film (ca. 1916)
How to Survive History: How to Outrun a Tyrannosaurus, Escape Pompeii, Get Off the Titanic, and Survive the Rest of History’s Deadliest Catastrophes. This looks like a book that I need to read. Downloading now.
Demos of Madonna Performing Punk Songs with Her Pre-Fame Band, Breakfast Club (1979). These are actually so good.
The Tragic Death of Sophie Blanchard, The First Woman Balloon Pilot
Gustav Klimt’s Final Artwork Could Become Europe’s Most Expensive Painting
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