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What if Greek Salad Were an Outfit?

June 16, 2016 by Kristen Philipkoski Filed Under: Fashion, Food Leave a Comment

Greek salad, when served in the United States, often includes some type of lettuce. I’m informed by Greek people in Greece (so there’s no arguing) that this is an abomination. A true Greek salad consists of tomatoes, sliced cucumbers, onion, feta cheese, and olives (usually Kalamata). It is typically seasoned with salt and oregano, and is dressed with olive oil. Sliced green bell pepper is also often added, and was indeed present in the Greek salad I ate yesterday in Greece. Personally I can do without the onions, though I realize I am a minority in that opinion. In any case, the Greek salad is a divine and beautiful thing—and deserves an outfit!

greek salad outfit

Greek-Salad

ASOS crocheted sundress, $62

Le Specs flashy black sunglasses, $70

Chloe suede and leather espadrille, $625 (or, Kenzie Boston platform sandals, $59)

Rag & Bone mini flight saddle bag, $250

Marc Jacobs Enamored high-shine nail polish, $18

Honey embroidered sun hat, $225

Sheila B fluorite diamond necklace, $150

Sheila B. fluorite drops, $150

Check out all my Food as Outfit posts.

[Photo via Little Angel Olive Oil]

 

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