Claire is wearing a men's pink t-shirt [Primark], dark tan belt [Spanish charity shop], blue squiggly flowers, dragonflies and butterflies on yellow culottes [St Micheal, from a charity shop] grey topped thermal socks [George at Asda] and tan leather boots [Topshop].
Covadonga is wearing a brown, orange and white patterned silk scarf [charity shop].
The weather is having fun again today. But see those pale sticks by my boots, they're my legs! I was ambitious and opted against tights, the sun was shining and my plan was to amble, sunglass-ed to the library. Then the sun went in and the ice hail started and I decided to stay in. But now the sunshine has returned, so I may brave it yet, with a large coat, just in case.
My summer lovin' palette continues, I'm practically a Neapolitan icecream today with my pink, yellow and brown. My colours compliment the many hued squiggles in the culottes, although, even I am well aware that the socks don't go that well with it all. Meh, they'll just look edgeh, because I say it is so. And because my scrunchie agrees.
Remember dressing is at least 70% attitude and brazen self belief. That saying about wearing bin-bags does not only refer to the supermodel genes of the person in question, but their ability to carry it all off. You can wear just about anything as long as you believe that you look good in it and you're not uncomfortable or too cold. Children are masters at this, they always want to wear the party dress to school or fancy dress to the shop. Embrace your inner child!
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