Father Knows Best

In the winter, I usually gravitate towards wool coats, since they sharpen up most of my casual outfits.

But since the sporty style is now in vogue, I decided it was time for me to ”spice up” my wardrobe with a sports jacket that I could sensibly combine with my ’jeans and boots style’.

And as if my fairy godmother (i.e. my dad) had heard my wish…lo and behold what I found hiding in my closet: an Adidas jacket – a Christmas present from my dad years ago.

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At the time, it didn’t seem to fit my style, so I hid it in my closet…because I never ever throw things away straight away.

I mean, they may come handy at some point.

Usually not. But they could.

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And here we are. Finally, I’ve been proven right. My logic will prevail. Hah.

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And yes, sometimes dad does know best. Just don’t tell him I said that.

~J~

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Crimes of Fashion

Exhibit B

Metallic purse

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Tiny, tiny, tiny. Not very practical. Not at all practical. Practically useless.

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Case history

The accused saw the purse at the Copenhagen & Other Stories store and just…had to…have…it.

There were so many other options available. Options infinitely more practical. (Note the word ‘practical’. It shall be the key point of this argument.)

To continue: the accused went – yet again – against her better judgement and bought the little purse, since it was alluringly different. It also lured the magpie in her with its shiny, shiny surface.

Every time – rarely – the accused uses the purse, she is afraid of losing it and all her belongings with it. Not that she could fit much of them in the purse anyway.

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Verdict

Impractical fool.

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Sentence

The accused is pardoned, since the purse still looks cool. Besides, sometimes a little impracticality is necessary.

Case closed.

~J~

 

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