Bright Aztec Cardi + Giveaway!

I’ve been in a bit of a muted color rut. Black and grey have been staples lately, but then one of my favorite online boutiques, deloom, sent me this bright printed cardigan. It felt so nice to have a little color back in my life! I have been missing out! It may be the chilliest part of the year, but that doesn’t mean I can’t have a little Spring color in my wardrobe, right?

aztec print cardigan deloom

The moment it arrived in the mail, I put it on right over my pjs. And it’s pretty much been my favorite thing to wear the last couple of days!

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Sweater: Frosty Cascades Cardigan c/o deloom, Layering Tank: Target, Jeans: Paige, Boots: Tory Burch (similar), Bag: Tory Burch (option, option), Necklaces: Stella & Dot Geo Pop, Stella & Dot Engraveable Bar, Bracelet: Stella & Dot Pave Chevron, Eden Bangle

If you’re ready for a little wardrobe refresher, then you’re in luck! Deloom is giving away a $40 shop credit! Want something a little cozy? You’ll love the Ivory Snow Cap Cardigan. Want something for warmer weather? I’m in love with the Embroidered Dreamer Blouse, and how fun is the Bohemian Paisley Dress? Whatever vibe you’re feeling – muted to bright and fun – deloom has some great options! So be sure to enter the giveaway using the Rafflecopter below!

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23 thoughts on “Bright Aztec Cardi + Giveaway!

  1. Annie

    I’ve been learning about how for years, we, white people, have stolen prints and ideas from other cultures, especially from the Native Americans. Unfortunately, the word, Aztec, confirms this is true. This is called cultural appropriation. I would suggest to look it up online and check how we all can stop cultural appropriation, starting with clothing companies. I no longer buy Native American prints (as much as gorgeous they are) or prints from other cultures because I refuse to contribute to racism and cultural appropriation.

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    1. melissa @deloom

      Hi Annie! Thank you for your comment. I completely understand where you are coming from and thank you for sharing. We no longer use that term, and haven’t for quite some time. The cardigan is called The Frosty Cascades Cardigan. xo

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      1. Annie

        Hello,

        Glad to see that the term is no longer being used. However, the print is still being used. How about removing it altogether? Don’t allow your buyers buy it anymore.

        ~Annie

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    2. Lauren Post author

      Hi Annie,
      Thanks for your comment. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts on this topic. As a Hispanic blogger who was born and grew up in Tucson, Arizona (in the heart of the Southwest), Native American art, history, and folklore have always been a part of my life as well as a great love of mine. I agree that there were atrocities done to Native Americans, but to me wearing Native American-inspired prints is a celebration of their contributions to our culture and a way to pay homage not misappropriation.

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      1. Annie

        I completely understand about appreciation of other cultures and their prints. If you want to appreciate and wear their prints, I would suggest and highly recommend for you to buy pieces from the Native Americans directly, rather than from corporations who profit from the money you give them. They do not give the money back to the reservations and to the people who created these beautiful patterns. Cultural appropriation is defined as “the use by cultural outsiders of a minority, oppressed culture’s symbols or other cultural elements”.

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        1. Lauren Post author

          Again, I appreciate your thoughts here, and I 100% understand what you are saying; however, I have a different opinion on the matter. I think we’ve said everything that can be said and will just have to respectfully disagree!

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  2. melissa @deloom

    You look absolutely stunning!!! …and I love the necklace you paired it with! This cardigan is one of my favorites. I literally get stopped and asked where I got it every time I wear it. xo

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  3. Edmond

    OMG, I luv the cardigan. Divine. To die for. Wow, prize $40 gc is fab. & splendid. 2 fingers snap. It is tight, fly & off the chain. Thank you for the awesomeness, the contest, and generosity. Pick me, pick me!

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