It might be because I am in North Carolina this week and it's a balmy 65 degrees, but I'm thinking spring! It's time to retire my tights and and recreate any of these warmer weather outfits...who's with me?
Showing posts with label floral jeans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label floral jeans. Show all posts
Monday, December 31, 2012
DON'T WORRY BE SEXY
Don't worry, be sexy!.
Sadly my road trip around the east coast of Australia is nearing an end, but still a few more days to enjoy the beautiful Sunshine Coast up my sleeve.
Instagram (@friendinfashion), facebook and twitter to join the adventure.
Photos / TF
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather
While I've seen many Disney movies and read many Brother's Grimm tales, "Sleeping Beauty" is certainly my favorite. It's funny, beautiful, and a bit scary - Maleficent still gives me nightmares! My favorite scene is in the cottage with the three Good Fairies (Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather) when they're cleaning and preparing for Princess Aurora's surprise birthday. They gave it their all to not use magic, but with an unbaked cake and a horrendous dress, they definitely needed it! If only they had remembered to close the chimney, or handle their differences without an argument of blue and pink fireworks...
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| XXI jeans and sweater, Francesca's scarf, purse via Crossroads, Steve Madden boots, Tokyo Bay watch, Foster Grant sunnies |
Saturday, June 30, 2012
FLORAL JEANS
Dotti floral jeans, Something Else by Natalie Wood blouse, Tony Bianco Sandals, Low Luv necklace via Eyegasm Brands
My latest obsession is anything is this cotton candy pink colour, and this Something Else shirt is absolute perfection. It seems to work back with everything in my wardrobe, especially these floral jeans.
At the moment, I'm eyeing off a Josh Goot dress is the same colour, which I think will be the perfect party dress for my bridal shower which isn't too far off now.
Three more weeks, 'til I board a plane bound for the U S of A. I can't wait to soak up the summer rays which are so lacking in Melbourne's chilly winter.
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