Spring is back in LA and it’s time for sheer things again! The evening is still chilly though so my boots are gonna stay for a minute.
I went and got this dress and sweater in person at the @foxbloodshop store and when I got it home… it smelled like hot topic did in the 90s. Talk about a flashback! Where’s my nag champa and black light posters?
also, getting into floppy thigh high boots while you’re standing up is not easy.
Dress and sweater @foxbloodshop
Boots @aldo_shoes
Earrings (random vendor at monsterpalooza)
Necklace @regalrose (save 15% on this site with code Thecherrydollface)
Spring fashion in LA often means layering sheer pieces with statement footwear—especially when the evenings are still on the chillier side. I’ve found that pairing delicate dresses and sweaters from unique boutiques like Foxbloodshop with sturdy thigh-high boots not only keeps the look edgy but also practical. These floppy thigh-high boots can be a bit tricky to pull on while standing, but once they're on, they add a bold impact to any outfit. One fun part of shopping local is discovering unexpected blasts from the past. When I brought home the dress and sweater from Foxbloodshop, the nostalgic scent reminded me of Hot Topic in the 90s—evoking memories of nag champa incense and black light posters. It’s fascinating how scent and style can transport you back in time and tie into a subcultural fashion vibe. Accessorizing is key to nailing this aesthetic. Whether it’s quirky earrings found at a festival like Monsterpalooza or delicate necklaces with promo codes from sites like Regal Rose, these small details elevate the outfit. Embracing darkstyle and all-black themes creates a versatile wardrobe that transitions well between seasons, especially for goth-inspired summer looks. For those interested in trying this style, I recommend exploring local stores that offer unique, vintage-inspired pieces, and don’t shy away from mixing sheer fabrics with sturdy, statement footwear. This look balances nostalgia, functionality, and bold style—perfect for spring nights in LA.