Navy blue romper from the 1960s. Long, pointed collar. White contrasting stitching. Belted with drop-waist. Button closure along front. Two pockets. No size tag, but fits like a medium. See measurements below.
*Romper is pinned on for photos
Old habits die HARD and I can't stop drinking, despite how much I am trying to. I've been drinking since I was fifteen, and although I've managed to drop a myriad of old vices before, I can't completely stop drinking. And I hate to sound so defeatist, believe me -- I want to stop drinking. But, what will I have left when my landlord is nagging about liability, and insurance, and the scratch on her soffit? When I'm crying on the phone to the State Farm agent, and he offers little to no consolation? What will I do when my boyfriend calls me crazy just to spite me? When he's mad because I stole his racket, but I didn't steal his racket, so I won't let him into my apartment, and that makes him even more mad? How will I survive when the guy who I turned down starts dating another girl, and this girl uses a FRECKLE PEN (for crying out loud!)? I mean... preposterous...
Maybe if I was a little more normal I wouldn't be having these problems, and maybe if I could have just one little drink I wouldn't be worrying about this, but all I can do for now is act Normal and Sober. This romper is the perfect outfit for acting Normal and Sober but it does not fit me, unfortunately. It's chic and elegant, but still semi-casual. It can be dressed down -- or not, and albeit normal, it's edgy, unique, and one-of-a-kind. It's simple without being boring, and normal as I can go, I suppose. It's not Zara-normal, but Nata-Normal, and that's not super normal, but it is very cool, I promise you...
Fit: No size tag; fits like a medium
Measurements: 15" shoulder, 38" bust, 40" hips, 33" length
Condition: Excellent; loose threads throughout (example in last photo)
