This was yesterday- I was working from home until 5 (pyjama club FTW!) so afterwards I felt like being fancy. If I had to pick one thing from my wardrobe that represents my style the most it would be this glorious skirt. Fashioned out of my debs dress (which was, shock horror, 6 years ago now), it has layers and layers of delicious mille-feuille that make me feel just magic.
Shirt- Penneys * Skirt- Vintage @ Jenny Vander * Ribbon- Rubanesque * Tights- Penneys
I have the absolute pleasure of presenting you (hopefully simultaneously with a good handful of others) the 10th collection of Eilis Boyle. This video presentation is utterly breathtaking, the team did such a wonderful job.
So on Saturday I stumbled off to a BBQ somewhere near Finsbury Park. It was fancy dress. I am not much of a fan of fancy dress as it usually means slutty or having to put in too much effort. Instead, I went dressed like this:
I was obviously a… princess? Anyway, I’ve been wanting to wear this skirt since I got here so any excuse really! It was made from my debs dress that I loved loved loved but knew I wouldn’t get much chance to wear again. I bought it in Jenny Vander in Dublin and it makes me feel magical. I ripped it on Sat night… that’ll teach me! Cape, tights and brogues from Penneys, top is a slip, hairband from Miss Selfridge, belt H&M, crap quality picture comes to us courtesy of Nikon.
This is the expression I wore for most of the night. Damn that delicious cherry cider
So this is what I looked like…a while ago! My sister was away at the time and I think I missed her so much that I felt it necessary to wear all her clothes in some sort of strange homage
Cardigan- Carnaby Street, London (sisters)
Tshirt- Lazy Oaf (also Carnaby Street)
Shorts- Topshop (sisters)
Converse, Tights- standard issue