A new hat.
As you may have guessed by now, I am rather partial to wearing a jaunty hat. I found this at a handmade Christmas fair for a ridiculously low amount of pennies. It fits perfectly with my, you know - 1940s housewife image. I wore this outfit not only to see the new Twilight (with Marie and a whole cinema full of screaming teens) but also to see Laura Carlins and Chie Miyazakis ceramics exhibit, 'Moo Moo Woof Woof'. Although my bank balance would not allow me to purchase a beautiful pot, I did take a few photos of the exhibit but they are on my Tumblr if you fancy a gander.
I was able to grace the tables of Meat Liquor. Wayooo.
Hat - Market, Blouse - Urban Outfitters, Skirt - Primark, Coat - Vintage
A new hat.
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
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Paisley.
Sunday, 25 November 2012
Paisley.
This shirt is in preparation for prancing around the fields at Glastonbury next year, although the rich colours seem to fit perfectly surrounded by velvet, thermal tights and mulled wine.
I wore this to dinner at my friends before we trekked into central London for a creative networking event. I have never been to a specific networking event before so I didn't really know what to expect. We were given a badge displaying our attributes to the evening, free wine and dips. It was interesting to see and speak to people who you otherwise probably wouldn't meet. We spent quite a while picking the brains of illustration agency 'Handsome Frank', standing in a corner talking to each other, drinking free wine and eating ALL of the dips. I regret nothing.
As always, the drunken night was followed by a drunken train journey home with a filthy McDonalds burger.
Shirt - Topshop, Skirt - AA, Boots - Vintage
Hi Frankie
How every drunken night usually ends, filth.
The badge was necessary for said networking event, coolest.
This shirt is in preparation for prancing around the fields at Glastonbury next year, although the rich colours seem to fit perfectly surrounded by velvet, thermal tights and mulled wine.
I wore this to dinner at my friends before we trekked into central London for a creative networking event. I have never been to a specific networking event before so I didn't really know what to expect. We were given a badge displaying our attributes to the evening, free wine and dips. It was interesting to see and speak to people who you otherwise probably wouldn't meet. We spent quite a while picking the brains of illustration agency 'Handsome Frank', standing in a corner talking to each other, drinking free wine and eating ALL of the dips. I regret nothing.
As always, the drunken night was followed by a drunken train journey home with a filthy McDonalds burger.
Shirt - Topshop, Skirt - AA, Boots - Vintage
Hi Frankie
How every drunken night usually ends, filth.
The badge was necessary for said networking event, coolest.
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