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A cuppa tea solves everything - A British Tradition

 

 

 

 

Happy Friday guys! 

I hope you're all well and that your day is fun filled. I really wanted my vintage tea dress to make another appearance on the blog, because it's too gorgeous to sit in my wardrobe much longer - and also because it's not a winter/ autumnal piece and we are definitely running low on summer time...

 

 

I also think this dress can be dressed both up and down, so I wanted to execute the way it's totally cool to keep it casual when wearing vintage pieces, and that a cheap tatty pair of Asos trainer pumps can be worn with timeless items - that's what I am hoping for anyway, ha. 

 

 

 

It saddens me to think that in a few years this dress will most definitely not fit me as the stitching is ever so delicate and I even struggle to raise my arms without the fear of that awful *kkkkkkrr* tearing noise - it's quite unbearable!! So, luckily for you, you may become quite sick of seeing this item, but I want to make the most of being small enough to wear it and I think it's a lot of fun to play around with styles when wearing a vintage piece, it's pretty exciting!

 

So Happy Fashion Friday everyone, and have a fantastic weekend of relaxation (unless you're under 20 and most probably slaving your way to work in a smelly takeaway shop or faking a Cheshire Cat smile as you serve customer after customer - oh the sweet smell of teenage years). 

SEE YOU ALL NEXT WEEK!!!!
 

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