Friday, 26 December 2008

Christmas outfits 2008









Here are a few finds over the festive season, christmas shopping always the best from ones local charity shop.
This black jumpsuit (£6.50) has been my saviour in the fight against the cold. Worn here with a navy felt scarf with attached collar (£3.00, Oxfam, Kingsland Rd).
This printed scarf (£7.00, Cancer Research) is long and wide and has everything on it from Pacman, text and every other symbols and famous objects one can hope for.
Next is the christmas dress, (Beyond Retro), a Pink nurses smock with a full bodied skirt.
Lastly to harp back to my Dog theme, a gift, The Dog bag. (Free)

Tuesday, 25 November 2008

The tartan



Here is a little official Scottish hat complete with pom pom. A cute retro feel to for Tilda Swinton fans. Broadway Market, £6.

Sunday, 16 November 2008

Holy bag..


This new friend is a black crochet bag perfect for the market, on your bike or on the dance floor. It can hold the essentials. It has a circle base and can be worn with one long handle or two small ones.

Monday, 10 November 2008

Purse of the Week November 2008




Todays little treasure is a medium size purse found in the Salvation Army with ribbon detail in the middle of triangles and stripes. Something to get you in the mood for all the folk detailing to come next season. 
Also a classic little dress of the Zebra kind, always an essential.

Thursday, 6 November 2008

Look at the Armani


Check out what Georgio has offered us in accessories as seen in Candy's list Style.com. A trend me thinks.

Friday, 24 October 2008

The cow



Here is my latest Autumn/Winter find, the ever so famous and I feel this cold seasons essential, a great classic puffer. 
My beauty is a Moschino Cheap and Cheerful cow print with brass button detail.

Wednesday, 22 October 2008

Prints



Am going to be more structured and have a few sections going. The first addition today is a print. Stay tuned for found prints for your reference and pleasure.
This print is from an old Jaeger Outlook piece.