Such a sucker for anything shiny - love these trousers, and kind of want to relive my 13 year old self and buy another pair of shelltoes. Photos from a blog archiving pictures from The Face magazine - look it up for lots of 90s fashion inspiration.
The purse strings are tightly drawn this coming season so my wardrobe updates are limited. I couldn't resist this shirt in my favourite print and this lovely lightweight jumper though.
As summer begins to draw an end and I start to make staunch resolutions about baring legs for as long as possible, my thoughts turn to clothes I wish I had got more wear out of. I picked up this beautiful little 1960s dress for 3 euro from a market in Spain earlier this Summer
Quite difficult to wear as it is essentially see through but it makes a great pool/beach dress. I love fruit prints, I've written about a Stella McCartney favourite years ago here and here.
The tile theme continued (see last week's Celine post): these are from the Spanish painter Sorolla's house in Madrid, which I visited last week before catching a flight home - with a heavy heart - after an amazing few days holiday.
Love the latest Celine campaign - which features another collaboration with Juergen Teller and Daria Werbowy. The tiles and clothes clash so well - although part of me wants to wear the tile patterns as much as the Celine numbers.
My current wall hanging is this fab snakeskin t-shirt given to me all wrapped up in plastic by my lovely friend Molly. So many great things about it, particularly the label.
My work schedule at the moment means that my favourite market haunts, once frequented almost daily, are now very rarely visited at all. While this is probably a good thing for my wallet, I do miss the bargains. That is until today when an ice cream lunch break ended up looking like this
I spent a few days in Venice last week where the most fun was probably had on water buses which we took endlessly up and down the grand canal... beats London's public transport in hot weather by miles.
Just back from a few days in Cornwall, where summer clothes that have long been packed away were whipped out of storage boxes and finally worn after what is probably a 5 year sojourn.
A posy a day
Unfortunately posy picking got a little bit competitive but luckily still managed to be enjoyable
Photographs of the North of England from the 1960s
I was reminded of John Bulmer's work recently by an article in a weekend paper. I love how his photographs tell a real story - often a bit of a depressing one - but are also so beautiful.