Green Shaggy Dress–Ping Pong Post 8 with 2 More Bloggers

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This month’s Ping Pong Post has expanded. We have two guests joining Samantha, Anna, and me: Sheela, who you already know from The Fab 40s, and Greetje, the author of No Fear of Fashion. That means this green shaggy dress (yes, it’s a dress!) has traveled to four destinations until it was returned recently to its owner Anna. So, I did style this dress originally as a dress, but after taking a look at the pictures, I ended up blending into this backdrop as a big tree. The thing is I love, absolutely LOVE, the color of this dress/scarf. Also, the texture is honestly and utterly quite shagalicious! Basically, I wanted to get this dress as close to my eyes as I could in order for them to turn green–my eyes do that according to what I wear. Sometimes they’re more blue; other times they’re more green. Here, they are definitely green, and I like them! I usually don’t wear green opting instead for my favorite color blue, but thanks to Anna, I have seen that maybe it’s time to start incorporating more of this forest color into my wardrobe…. Keep scrolling down to see what everyone else did with this, eh hem, shaggy item:

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Anna from Anna Island Style

img_1620I am really, really beginning to admire how Anna just mixes anything. I would have never, ever thought of adding the elements of surprise that she has, but she showcases textures, prints, boldness, and colors expertly. It’s amazing how well put together everything looks. I’m learning a thing or two about mixing things up from Anna. She’s started such a great collaboration, and it has been really fun to have two more included this month. (Anna, can we do that again!?)

Go visit Anna’s blog and make sure to follow her on Instagram.

Greetje from No Fear of Fashion

img_1619I’m always talking to Greetje about her legs; I have to remind her to add the hashtag #legsfordays. Seriously she has some amazing pins! And, luckily she always knows how to style them. See how tiny her thighs and calves are?! She treated the dress like a tunic, and it worked out perfectly. My original styling was similar to this except I had tried wearing the item as a dress. Like Anna up above, I’m taking note that not all dresses need to be worn in that way!

Go visit Greetje’s blog and make sure to follow her on Instagram.

Sheela of Sheela Writes

img_1621I have to laugh–Sheela and I were texting each other back and forth. She would tell me she had no idea how to style this item–she was swimming in it for one. But, wow! Did she ever find a solution! I often nickname Sheela “Queen She,” and in this version of her styling you can see why. She’s all gladiator. She’s gonna take on the world. And she’s definitely gonna take it on in style! And now I need a leather top just like that one. Or hey, Anna, maybe we could convince Sheela to pass that one around the world….

Go visit Sheela’s blog and make sure to follow her on Instagram.

Samantha from Fake Fabulous

img_1618Ok, this is how this green shaggy dress is supposed to be worn as a dress. Boom! Samantha totally nailed it in its appropriate intention, and she did it with mega glam. Again, I’m taking note because this was how I tried to wear it. But see, she used a cardigan to slim the silhouette of this shaggy item. Like Sheela she must have been swimming in this oversized item, but Samantha really knows how to dress her figure. And, I’m grinning because those beautiful red lips Samantha, they are the perfect bow to this stunning look on you! Wink wink. Can you believe you never used to wear that color? I can’t. It belongs to you!

Go visit Samantha’s blog and make sure to follow her on Instagram.

And Me, Kremb de la Kremb

kremb-de-la-kremb-2After I had paired this dress with the same white blouse, some kitchy sneakers and a foxy bag, I wasn’t happy with the look. After taking a look at the first set of pictures, I knew I needed to take another shot at styling this item. Again, Sheela and I were texting back and forth when I jokingly sent her a picture of this green shaggy dress as a blanket. It really is that cozy. But, that’s when it came to me–why don’t I wear the item as a shrug. I grabbed the dress, draped it around me, and pesto–op! I mean presto. I knew what I had to do. Fall shorts with my fall booties and fun bling along with my jungle bag to bring it all together. I was much happier with the way this styling turned out. But, perhaps I’ve piqued your curiousity. Here’s the original styling:


Which way do you like it better on me? As a dress or as a scarf? And out of all the stylings which version do you gravitate toward? It’s ok to say–we are all interested!

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21 thoughts on “Green Shaggy Dress–Ping Pong Post 8 with 2 More Bloggers

  1. This is always such a fun series! And how great that there were two additional participants this month! Everyone did a fantastic job! I really love that you turned the dress into a scarf. I have blue/green eyes, too, and they change color depending on what I’m wearing… The green looks fabulous near your face!

    1. Thanks so much Andrea! I agree!! It was fun to have two more join us this time. I’m going to encourage more of that with Anna and Sam. Which color do you prefer to make your eyes Andrea? Blue or green?

      Love, Ann

  2. Oh Annie, you are brilliant.
    I love how you made this work for you.
    That head shot is gorgeous….your beautiful eyes!!
    Plus gorgeous skin, perfect brows and the most beautiful lip colour… share the details immediately :oP
    XXX
    Sam

    1. Thank you Samantha! You’ll have to come back now that I’ve re-uploaded the version of me in a dress–with kicks of course! It went a bit shorter on me! Hehehe! We both know why, wink wink.

      I collect Topshop lipsticks the way some collect tea cups. This color is called Be My Baby. It’s a nice subtle orange–which always pairs well with green, right?

      Now on to you! What lip color is yours? It’s GORGE!! Can you remember a day when you didn’t wear this color? I’m so glad you do now. It so suits you.

      Love, Annie

    1. Please come back! I had a snafu updating on the iPad while the editor on my computer was also open. It’s there now. What do you think? Sorry for the mistake. Lesson learned!

      Love, Ann

  3. I so agree with Samantha. And to ad to her words: your legs are gorgeous, you cannot complain. As I said on my blog (before I had seen your photos!), if there are two ways to solve a “problem” you will come up with the third and fourth solution. The scarf is a brilliant solution and it is lovely near your eyes. Of course orange and teal is a great combination. Perfect outfit.
    Glad to have been a part of the Ping Ping Post.
    Greetje

    1. Thank you Greetje! I do like my legs, but to have them just a wee bit longer…oh, beggars can’t be choosers can they! Really the idea came between WhatsApp texts with Queen She. If it wasn’t for her, I don’t know how this styling would have gone! We’ve all created such nice friendships haven’t we. I hope you will be able to join us again!

      Love, Ann

  4. Well done Annie, this was a stroke of genuis! You look quite captivating in the head shot. Yes, the green of the dress enhances that shade in your eyes – amazing. I love all of the bling and think it’s very decadent and sophisticated styling from you in the head shot, yet is a fun and funky look in the others – very clever. Another successful PPP I think x
    Anna
    http://www.annasislandstyle.com

    1. Thank you Anna! You’ve created something really special here with the PPP! I really enjoyed adding two more people–despite the jet setting of the green shaggy dress/tunic/scarf! What fun!!

      Love, Annie

    1. Thank you so much Ruth! I try–blushing. Do you know, this is the second pair of these suede shorts that I bought. When I saw them for sale a couple of years later, I bought them again. They’re winners! (From Forever 21!!)

      Thanks for stopping by Ruth and commenting.

      Love, Ann

  5. I think you should win the award for most innovative interpretation, my friend. FOR REALS. You turned this bundle of fuzzy green joy into a scarf, of all things. If I even thought to attempt it, the drapes would probably reach below my waist hahahaha I love your outfit, and how it turned. Isn’t it crazy how we were both running around like headless chickens at first??? MUACK

    1. I love how we text back and forth in efforts to figure it all out. What would I do without you!? Also, remember the blanket picture!! Oh, that would have been funny wouldn’t it have been?

      A x

    1. This is so your colour Jess! Although, like Sam, you would swim in it!! But, knowing you, you would expert style it. I think Anna finally found a piece where more people want to give it a go. Maybe I’ll suggest this to her….!

      Thank you Jess!

      Love, Ann

  6. Thank you Diane. I have to agree with you. It was just a little too bushy for my taste. I think out of all of us, Samantha was able to wear it in a slimming way by pairing it with the long cardigan.

    I appreciate your honesty!

    Love, Ann

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