I really love THIS jacket. Anyone know where it might be?
maddielee
4 years ago
I have contacted (5 minutes ago) the stylists listed in the magazine, have not heard back (shouldn’t they be working on a Saturday afternoon? JK). I figured all you super shoppers/search experts might be able help.
Thank you and a hefty donation will be sent to hurricane relief if you people can find it before I hear back from the stylists. (donation will be sent no matter what, if you are looking for a place to send $$ Chef Jose Andrés’ World Central Kitchen is a wonderful organization. )
THIS is the jacket I am looking for September issue of Southern Living magazine. I can’t fix the upsidedownness!!
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maddielee
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just_terrilynn
4 years agolast modified: 4 years ago
Not sure if this is it.is the back on this one white or light pink? Can’t tell.
https://www.neimanmarcus.com/p/nic-zoe-savanna-spot-jacket-prod224350525?childItemId=NMTZGY5_maddielee thanked just_terrilynn
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rubyclaire
4 years agoIf you are on Instagram, check the Southern Living page or Octavia Spencer's page. Could be identified or you could try direct messaging. It's very cute. Not the same but it eminds me a little of this one by Emerson Fry...
maddielee thanked rubyclairejust_terrilynn
4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoJojo, that looks like the one to me.
Here’s your coat right side up,
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