Outfit Collection: Anthropologie

I've been a fan of Anthropologie for so many years, I'm not really sure when it all even began. I miss the days when people devoted entire blogs to just shopping at Anthropologie and trying on each season's new releases so we could all see how they looked on real people. Those were the good old days.

I remember setting an alarm to wake me at 1:00 a.m. Japan time so I could buy an Anthro dress on an Ebay auction and I won! It was the beginning of a beautiful friendship. To be honest, I haven't really bought an Anthro dress in years now. It was all a part of the Eva Franco/Tracy Reese/ModCloth heyday.

Funny thing is, after all these years and changing styles, I still have pretty much all my Anthropologie dresses. They never go out of style, which is why even though they cost a pretty penny (and I thrifted all of mine), they have all definitely been worth it in my opinion.

So, without further ado, I thought I would just devote today's entire post to Anthro looks across the years. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have.

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