Claire is wearing grey and pink flowers (in hair) [Claire's accessories], mauve lace wide-armed cardigan [charity shop], pale denim shorts dungarees [Universal denim, from a charity shop], plush panda rucksack [Spanish jumble sale] and pink flowered hi-tops with magenta ribbon laces [Converse, from a friend, ribbon from Leeds Kirkgate Market].
Covadonga is wearing a grey jersey turban [Spanish market].
Indulging my inner child today! My inner flower, romantic child!
I'm wearing my dungarees again, the only issue I've encountered today is that their over-size nature cause the fabric at the front to crease, so it makes my crotch look a bit crumpled when I walk. But they look cute enough to get away with it!
I'm becoming more interested in delicate fabrics like lace recently. Maybe it's a sign that I've finally matured and I can allow myself to wear garments that are pale coloured, with holes that are supposed to exist and made out of thin, delicate fabric. As opposed to dark coloured materials that can be biologically washed at 60C and Vanished to an inch of their thread count. I may be dressed like a 10 year-old, but I am now as careful as my real age! I decided to wear this cardigan as a top under my dungarees. Partly because it has billowy sleeves which are a great compliment to dungarees, given that the front of it won't get seen. Secondly this cardigan doesn't have any kind of fastening at the front and it's sheer, so probably for the best that it was hidden under my many pockets. It's all very delicate, with flowers stitched on the mesh and it's a lovely romantic colour. I pinned same flowers in my hair to go with the romantic flow.
However, I then put on pink converse and used my panda rucksack, because you can't take anything too seriously!
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