There’s a photo of me up at Fashioni.st, my friend Mai’s San Francisco street fashion blog. That coat is one of my newest wardrobe infatuations, I never take it off. Also, it was fifteen bucks. Woot!
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Mighty Girl 
I like the coat but I LOVE the shoes. Deets, please?!
Jules
House of Jules
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the coat is cute, love the color, and I love the shoes, but what I REALLY want to knwo about are those pants!!!! I need a pair just like that.
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Lovely coat, shoes and scarf. As soon as I saw the photographs I said, “Ah ha! These are the exact shades I’ve been thinking of to redecorate my house!”
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I’ve been blogging you all day!
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Maggie,I had a hot pink coat like that in the 80’s.I miss my coat. You look great.
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Oh, I love your coat!
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Sassy!
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Dude. Denver thrift stores do NOT have that kind of stuff.
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totally in love with your shoes!! maggie, you’re my hero.
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Hot mama!
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Maggie, you are STUNNING!
And, yes, PLEASE tell us about those incredible shoes…
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cute!
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Wow! You look great! Can I have it? LOL
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Love the coat and the shoes. Great color on you!
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The shoes are a hundred years old. So old, that they have no inside label left and I should probably stop wearing them. I got them at Nordstrom Rack (which is the Nordstrom outlet in San Francisco) at least five years ago.
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Gah! Winter coats! I envy you the nicely-fitting one you’re wearing so well in that photo. I spent this weekend trying on every wool coat I could get my hands on. Unlucky me, my arms are apparently overly long? I never thought this about myself. But every coat that fit my torso had arms for a toddler, and every coat with long enough arms had space for two inside it. Any long-armed ladies out there have advice for this shivering lass?
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