Vivienne Tam East Wind Code dress from the 80s. Black. Sleeveless. Scoop neck. Fitted waist. Geometric print on bodice in dusty pink, lilac, and green. Zip closure at side. Size US 2.
I’ve never understood people who leave New York, people who have lived here six, seven, eight years and then one day decide it’s time to go. Too many people have told me that everyone tires of New York eventually, but that is a big fat lie. I pay no mind to the fable and tune out the whining twenty-eight-year-olds concealing their itch to have a kid, blaming it on the cost of living instead.
I LOVE New York. Forever and always. Always have and always will. I love the eccentricity, the entanglement of discordant groups of people, the hot guys, the well-dressed women, and the deep-seated history entrenched into even the streets themselves. I cherish the City, am invigorated and perpetually inspired by it, and I could never, ever imagine myself living anywhere else. At least until now :(
This irritating and unfamiliar concept, the idea of living anywhere but New York, is wreaking havoc on my psyche and devastating my once-solid (LOL) sense of self. I mentioned somewhere else that I’m going through somewhat of an identity crisis at the moment, and this feeling – this foreign and absolutely grotesque feeling – isn’t fucking helping one bit. I also have BRAIN FOG that may or may not be related to covid, and all of THAT is my defense for why I can’t write a proper description for this very lovely dress. It deserves better – I know, but so did my Boyfriend Of The Month in April (miss you, baby), and I accidentally fucked him over, too.
Label: Vivienne Tam East Wind Code
Fit: Size US 2; fits like a small
Measurements: 34" bust, 36" hips, 32" length
Condition: Great; minor discoloration at bust (picture 8). Not visible when worn.
