Panic not. The title of this post isn't literal. I'm not gloomy or anything. I'm actually fairly hyper due to my usual high intake of coffee and the prospect of a day volunteering at the British Eventing competition at Kelsall Hill tomorrow. Yay, horses!
I just somehow ended up wearing many, many shades of blue. Cardi, coat, shoes, tights, jewellery..even my specs are blue! If you squint hard enough then the bag and skirt could be classed as grey-ish blue and greeny-blue. Right? Oh ok then, not really. But considering I didn't even think I owned this many blue things, that's quite good! It's not generally a colour that appeals to me but I may be changing my mind on that point.
Did I mention yay, horses! Cos look, they're on my top. Yay, horses! I bought this in Bath (tres appropriate given the Regency/carriage driving heritage) on a complete whim. You know when you walk past a shop and your pattern radar locks in on something awesome? It was one of those moments. I had to buy it. It's brilliant.
Cardi & skirt - H&M sales
Coat - Tu
Flat shoes - StylistClick
Bag - Accessorize, birthday present
Ring - Next Clearance
Necklace - Sunday Girl
I love the print of the top! x
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you got the top, and I'm so hoping they do a dress version of it!
ReplyDeleteYou look lovely in blue <3
Blue looks good on you. I had the exact same pattern radar moment in H&M not long ago, although mine isn't as exciting as your horse and carriage top! That's grand!
ReplyDeleteHave fun tomorrow.
Absolutely love that bag! :)
ReplyDeleteThe print of the top is glorious, Alex! i can't imagine anything more "you" xxx
ReplyDeleteloving all the blue together, I never try things like this (probably because most of my clothes are black or leopard print)
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Ha ha, awesome top- I adore it! You could have bought a blue bonnet to go with it!zx
ReplyDeleteI love blue so I love this outfit, you also look really slim, have you lost weight? xxx
ReplyDeleteThis top is awesome! :)
ReplyDeleteThat print is amazing; can't beat a bit of horsey goodness. And you're getting the real thing today. Bet that was BRILLIANT. I am tres jel!
ReplyDeleteLooking gorg in all those shades, so pretty!
Z xx
PS Isn't there a carriage museum in Bath? I have an idea it was there when I went but was closed for a refurb.
ReplyDeleteZ xx
The green lace skirt is so pretty. I often struggle to figure out he best colour to go with green - maybe blue is it!
ReplyDeleteomg your shoes are absolutely adorable with the navy colour and glittery surface!
ReplyDeleteP.S. It'll be awesome if you'd take a minute to check out my Fashion Week outfit post!:)
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I LOVE this outfit, blue really suits you :)
ReplyDeleteMaria xxx
Hello, I'm a brand-new reader. I've just begun scrolling down through your rather brilliant outfit posts, and lo and behold, I see a Sunday Girl necklace. I happen to be the Sunday Girl's sister, and witnessed the birth of the brand, in our kitchen, many years ago! I know she's doing rather well with her business, but it's a thrill to spot her jewellery on blogs! So exciting that I felt moved to comment!
ReplyDeleteLovely outfit. I am especially taken with the sparkly shoes!
Bette
Lovely! Great fashion sense..! By the way from where do you buy eyeglasses and sunglasses..?
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