I actually forgot that I had this post sitting in my drafts. Oops! I decided to embrace a sunny day and wear one of my sunniest looking dresses that dates to the early '60s. I love the colour combination in this dress and, for some reason, I feel the need to call it my 'Juicy Fruit' dress.
Outfit details: hair flowers - ?; sunglasses - Lost and Found Market; dress - American Rag; belt - Valley Girl; bracelets - various; shoes - KMart.
Even though I was wearing a '60s dress I took some inspiration from the '40s for my hair. I used hot rollers, which I hate (but it was all I had at that point), so my hair isn't as curly as I usually like it. I just twisted and pinned back the sides and did two little rolls at the front, using the hair that used to be my fringe.
This dress is actually perfect on those days that still have a slight chill because it's a little heavier than my other summery looking frocks (and has slightly longer sleeves, too!) but not too heavy. Oh, and it's very comfortable to boot.
Love,
Andi B. Goode
x
The hair is super-impressive - perhaps I will try it when mine grows a little. I'm also lusting after your sweater clip collection! Hopefully I'll find one ASAP. Have a good week :)
ReplyDeletecute dress and I love the sunnies!
ReplyDeleteI'm getting "juicy fruit" - candy stipes - pascall's lollies - pastel colours - it all dovetails....
ReplyDeleteI love your sunnies.
Always enjoy your blog. Btw - there's a lovely pic of a woman who could be your ancestral double, on Giant Pants of the 30s - Sep 6th. She looks amazing. I saw her and immediately thought of you!
ReplyDeleteYou are powerful and elegant!
ReplyDeleteVery cool & Cute!
I come back to this blog<3
All hail the juicy fruit dress!! It looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteCute dress and you're so right, it is definitely a Juicy Fruit dress. You look as fabulous as ever. x
ReplyDeleteSuper cute accessories ladybug :)
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