Oiselle Lookbook Contest

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

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HOW TO PLAY
Create A Look
Bust out your Spring 13 and vintage Oiselle duds. Mix and match to create a fabulous look. We are looking for the best S13 look, so make sure your S13 pieces are prominent.

Snap a Photo
Commission a friend, partner, your offspring...to snap a photo. Do not fear the #selfie. Get creative!

Share Your Look
Instagram,Twitter, or even Vine... it doesn't matter BUT you must use #oisellelookbook. If you post to Oiselle's Facebook wall, just label it "Oiselle Lookbook".

PRIZEmac-selfie.jpg
Fame + fortune of course! We will choose up to 12 of our favorite looks to feature on our Oiselle.com homepage! And top 3 will win a Oiselle Gift Certificate ($100, $50, $25).

NITTY GRITTY
- Contest ends on Friday, March 22nd at Midnight.
- Submit as many looks as you want!
- Remember! Use #oisellelookbook to be entered
- Have fun and get artsy

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