Battling daylight in faux fur

I think I'm pretty lucky to have a man in my life that has the same desire for fashion (and sewing) as I do.  Last semester for Pirate's final project, he chose to work with faux fur.  He wanted to create something none of the locals here were wearing.  And that wasn't too hard, because the default uniform here is a tank top, cut-offs, and flip flops.  I'm definitely not that girl that blends into the background.  I don't mind and actually like being noticed.  The piece he created for me, will definitely turn some heads. :)

We ventured to Kapalua to get some forest-y shots on Pineapple Hill, but time was not on our side.  We literally had about 10 minutes and was able to capture a couple natural light shots, before the darkness crept in.  These photos don't really do his creation justice. (Thank you crappy point and shot).  Another added bonus he included is the exposed separating zipper, which allows me to also wear the sweater like a jacket.  Thank you honey making me such a gorgeous piece.  Can't wait to see what else you have up your sleeve.

{Hubby's DIY faux fur sleeve sweater | Mahina pleated chiffon maxi dress | Jeffrey Campbell "Blk GLita" shoes | thrift belt}

Love, S