How casual is too casual at the farmers market? You decide. July 18, 2010 12:32 6 Comments
Yesterday, His Bertness and I went to the farmers market. Yep, the one right here in Prescott, AZ. It was hot. Almost 100. But. We needed radishes. And lettuce. And rose-gold potatoes.
I'm not going to be snarky today. I'm not. It's Sunday. So. I shall let you decide if the pictured were too casual. Or not.
These pooches won the Cuteness Award. Absolutely. That's why they get two pictures.
Note her purse. Animal prints are always winners. (Unless, of course, they are real fur. I said I wasn't being snarky. I didn't say anything about suspending my judgment. Did I?)
I'm being nice. Really. And I'm sure you've noticed there are no photographs of me. I'm so modest. I didn't want to outshine everyone in my perfect farmers market casual attire. But. Trust me. I looked good. Absolutely. (And I hope no one took my photo. I'd hate to be exposed as a dishonest woman.)
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lsaspacey on May 20, 2015 12:17
Not too casual for a farmer’s market; not especially flattering or stylish, but not too casual.
However, if these were worn on an airplane flight, to church, graduation, a wedding, a ballet, or to a Broadway show THEN I would have lots of snark to bark about!
Denise Calhoun on May 20, 2015 12:17
I won’t argue, since I roll out of bed and go straight to the farmers market! If you don’t get there early, all the tomatoes are gone. Of course, I suppose I could plan my wardrobe the night before . . .
puffs girl on May 20, 2015 12:17
There was an article in Sunday’s paper, The Arizona Republic, about dressing casually without looking dumpy,trashy or something that should be dumped in trash. It might have been in the USA Weekend Section. . .at any rate: we are saved!
this has been bothering me since yesterday on May 20, 2015 12:17
I don’t know you from Adam, but please stop posting pictures of strangers who did not agree to have their pictures taken for the purposes of criticizing their outfits. There is a huge difference between taking a picture of yourself, or criticizing a picture of a celebrity who agreed to be a public figure, and sneaking up on random strangers (and posting pictures including their faces! How is this woman going to feel if she finds this blog? It’s a lot more likely then you think…) Street style photos like Sartorialist are of people who agreed to have their picture taken; it is legal to post pictures of strangers without their permission, but I just can’t think it’s nice
Denise Calhoun on May 20, 2015 12:17
If this has been bothering you since yesterday, I’m very glad you responded. In my defense, I will say that people were aware their pictures were being taken. I was even asked if it was for the newspaper. Most seemed pleased.
Ellen on May 20, 2015 12:17
I don’t think there is too casual for the farmer’s market, well, unless of course there were pajamas involved. It was too hot for sweatpants anyway. ;) And the dogs were adorable!