A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3

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A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3

Here is the button-down sweater, the collared sweater, the striped sweater, and the whole collection at A Wild Tonic Vintage. All photos by the marvelously talented Diana Van Horn Photography.
Vintage blouse from Vacation Vintage, Gap jeans, moccasins c/o Minnetonka.

A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3
A Wild Tonic Fall Lookbook • Part 3

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  1. Chelsea MarrsSeptember 18, 2014 at 10:26 PM

    Loving these cozy sweaters for fall! I have trouble finding sweaters that aren't itchy but these look great. Following you on GFC, Bloglovin & Pinterest - can't wait for future posts!

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  2. K jSeptember 19, 2014 at 5:27 AM

    Love the Moccasins you look awesome in them.

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