Leap Day Photo Contest!

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by JJ (aka. Jacquelyn Scofield)

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We're celebrating this Leap Day with a weekend photo contest...and you're invited!

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Lesko's Leap Day style: Roga Shorts and #RAD Crewneck Tee

Goal: super height, rad pose, and your best #flystyle threads.

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JJ's Leap Day style: Window Short Sleeve and KC Knickers

HOW TO ENTER
1. Snap a pic mid-flight
2. Share on Instagram or Twitter between 2/26-2/29
3. Tag @oiselle and #oiselleleap 

PRIZES
One will win a new spring look, from hat to toe. Take a peek below! Winner will be announced on the 1st of March here on the blog.

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Get posting Leap Day'ers. And don't forget, Jesse Thomas turns 9 this Leap Day! Send him a tweet, or better yet, a leap. 

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