2026 is off to a rocky start. Barely out of a huge family holiday drama and we had a big trip and a couple of medical emergencies back to back to back. I'm kind of tired already, but such is life and we just keep going. We drove in all the winter chill to an out of state graduation that was in a small town in the middle of no where...and I loved it! This tiny old town had so much history, tiny little eateries, funky small bookstores, and even an antique store where I found both this lovely vintage necklace and beaded bag for a song. I have recently tried a new-to-me brand called Disturbia and though I only purchased two pieces in total, I am very pleased with the results.
I ended my No Buy challenge after 8 weeks, by making this purchase from Disturbia and one other dress from Unique-Vintage and just in time for this trip because I knew I might want to look at thrift or antique stores and decided to allow myself that flexibility. Also, I like to plan for success, which is why I knew I didn't want to be ratcheted down on my spending during a family trip. It worked like a charm. I enjoyed my time with my family, the pressure was off me financially, and I only spent $20 at the antique shop with no regrets about the lovely pieces I found there.
As far as this Celia Moth dress from Disturbia, it's unlike anything else in my wardrobe, and since it's also been a while since I've done a Youtube review of a brand, you can check out the lengthy, long winded details on the video below.
