Claire is wearing a scrunchie [Leeds Kirkgate Market], thin gold necklace [charity shop], gold wiggly sectioned necklace [charity shop], star-shaped flower necklace [charity shop], dark blue tie front top with white flowers [Dash, from a charity shop], thin denim trousers [charity shop] and black canvas hi-top trainers [Dunlop, from Sports Direct].
Covadonga is wearing an electric blue asymmetric dress [from a friend].
We're matching again today; blue reigns supreme, the calm continues!
I'm having a chilled weekend, I have decided I will have fun and I will not do work. I'm getting into the (Easter) holiday spirit and wearing a rather summery top. It's a loose cotton tie-front, with a low-cut collar neck line. Suffice to say, there's a few inches covered between my chest and tummy button. This is where the crop-top and high-waisted combination comes in handy, so at least my tummy button can be covered by a waistband, so I look more clothed and my kidneys are insulated. Win win!
The top is by Dash, from the 1980s. The brand is still going; I peeped the official website (it began in 1982 and emphasises it's ability to co-ordinate different pieces, with bright colours and colour-blocking). I prefer the older stuff, and my Mum has a fetching brightly coloured and seamless jumper. And the website is right, they're comfortable and definitely fit with an active lifestyle (which I am not displaying today).
As I'm not really planning leaving the house today, possible fire evacuation later aside when I bake, I can wear impractical, not warm items like my top. Furthermore, I have layered my necklaces, I am wearing lipstick and I fully intend to untie my jean waist ties later and look like a member of 90s boy band while I eat dinner.
Yes to dressy comfort!
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