Showing posts with label modcloth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modcloth. Show all posts

Thursday, 7 March 2013

Sky Blue

The theme for this week's A Snap, A Set and A Song is Sky.

My Snap is quite odd, in that I went to take a photo of the pencil pines in next door's yard and this cloud face was right there between them! Can you believe that?



My Set features the prettiest of sky blues. I adore this shade!

Sky Blue

Sky Blue by wendysice featuring bulgari

Clear dress
modcloth.com


Peep toe wedge heels
$43 - theiconic.com.au


Stretchy bracelet
$14 - debenhams.com


Aspinal of London teardrop jewelry
$4,440 - aspinaloflondon.com


Blue topaz jewelry
boticca.com


David Yurman blue topaz jewelry
saksfifthavenue.com



Bulgari
beauty.com




My Song for this week is an old classic which was going over and over through my head 
as I was creating my set. There were so many versions from which to choose, but this one is smooth and quite sublime!


Take a look at the other Sky interpretations over at Thea's blog:


Love to you!
xxx




Saturday, 30 June 2012

Modcloth Dresses

I love looking through the clothes on Modcloth's site, even though I never take the plunge and buy them, but there are four fashion bloggers I follow who I know do. So while I was adding to my own wishlist, I was noticing dresses that these four girls would probably love, so I thought I'd show you my picks for them:

Rebecca from The Clothes Horse



I chose the Swan in a Million Dress for Rebecca because she often wears sleeveless dresses
with above-the-knee skirts, and she sometimes wears ethereal prints like this.



I chose The On and Ombre Dress for Kate, because she often wears cute pastel dresses that sit
above the knee.



I chose the Retro Happy Day Dress for Sophie because she likes dresses with 70s prints, and now that she is preggers, this dress would expand with her growing belly!

Ally, from The Vintage Valley



I chose the Baba-Blue dress for Ally because she often wears 30's and 40's style dresses with an
I Love Lucy feel.

And for me, I chose the An Afternoon With You Dress,


because I like below-the-knee, architecturally-inspired art deco style dresses!

What's your style?

Go visit these adorable fashion bloggers and be inspired!

xx