Claire is wearing a dark teal scrunchie [Leeds Kirkgate Market], large scarf with green, blue and mauve roses [charity shop], blue graduated top with shoulder cut-outs [Primark, from table top sale] thin denim trousers [charity shop], white frilled socks [Morrison's] and pink flowered hi-tops with magenta ribbon laces [Converse, from a friend, ribbon from Leeds Kirkgate Market].
Covadonga is wearing a pair of yellow canvas hi-top trainers with orange and purple rabbits [Converse, from a friend].
My housemate told me I had a good string colour scheme going on today, and I'm inclined to agree! Another of my housemates kindly donated these pink Converse to me. I love pink, it's taken quite a few years to come around to, but I'm thoroughly enjoying it now! They came without laces, so I have improvised with some bright ribbon. It all looks quite fancy and ballerina-esque, they're not as hard to knot as I expected either, the ribbon being satiny and silky: an easy customisation!
Got my large scarf neck drape covered again today, in complementary colours, of course. It was to cover the shoulder holes in my jumper, should they become cold, not the holes (they're drafty enough as it is) but my upper arms.
I've got my hair up high with my scrunchie adorning my swishy tail. Along with my pale pink lipstick today, I looked like an early noughties Mean Girl extra strutting (more like quietly squeaking as I'm breaking the hi-tops in a little more) past everyone in the sun. There's something about stereotypical girly dressing that increases my fierceness and attitude.
Bring the pink!
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