Ca-lash-sha-lashing. or something. Not sure where I was going with that.
So I thought I'd dabble in the clashing of florals trend. It seemed like a cool, fun way to revamp an outfit that orignally was worn with something neutral.
Wearing | Paperhearts floral blazer and Pants, Mink Pink raglan tee, Vintage belt, Nixon Watch, Karen walker necklace
Happy Tuesday!
Ally xox
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Hello pretties!
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Wearing metallic is possibly the hardest trends to wear as you run the risk of looking like a $2 hooker or like Grandma Yetta if not worn correctly. I find it easiest to stick with neutrals so I avoid stepping in to either of those territories.
Not shown: The numerous mosquitoes that decided to attack when taking these photos. My poor wittle fweets.
Wearing: Who Killed Bambi Tee, Metalic skirt (Similar here), Wittner heels, and spotted stockings I cut into socks, House of Harlow ring, Tiffany Bracelet and Nixon watch
Guys, there's a serious epidemic out there and it's spreading faster than wildfire. You may have seen it in silk or satin form and *gasp* people are in fact leaving the house with it. *raises eyebrow*
Symptoms for said epidemic include:
1) You begin to justify you look good by saying it's "luxe casual" or "elegantly classy".
2) You begin to have an identity crisis and thus deem it acceptable to leave the house dressed like a crazy person
3) You start blurting out to random people in public "Are you thinking what I'm thinking B1". But no one will respond with "I think I am B2" because no one is thinking what you're thinking. NO ONE!!
People have said that the PJ trend is an alluring new evening wear option for spring. I am still yet to find proof of this and I think the people saying such things need to back up their claims with some decent evidence - 'cos at the moment all I'm seeing is whole lot of Hugh Hefner look a likes. And do you want to be pay homage to an 80-something year old man's attire?
I quite like the Celine PJ style pants that have been doing the rounds (That print is stunning). The trend I am talking about is the full on top to bottom look. They don't look stylish - they literally look like pajamas, pj’s, Jimmy-jams, jammies.
Riddle me this: If you're going to take the time to put on makeup and pull your hair back into a painstakingly perfect ponytail, wear heels etc then why don't you have time to wear proper clothes.
Okay, I'm done.
A long weekend cut short due to work - but that's okay, we made the most of it with long drives down the coast both days. Saturday was just one of those days where we didn't especially know where we were going - so we just kept driving. We stumbled across a canopy of trees and just knew we had to take photos under it. They were just amazing and so dense. The photos turned out like something out of a fairytale, I feel like a princess when looking back at them.
Hope you're all enjoying your days off!!
PS Kudos to Jonathan for his photography skills, and for continuously improving and amazing me with his work.
Wearing Muui Dress, Nixon Watch and Free People Necklace
Photos: Jonathan Hayward (85mm Lens Canon 5D Mark ii)
