Thank frock it's Friday, although I am a little alarmed with how quickly they roll around!
Frock-late 70's, opshopped
Cardi-opshopped
Belt-opshopped
Tights and jacket-jet setting Vix
Shoes-opshopped
Vinyl bag-60's, opshopped
Little hairbow-gift from Nix
I had a wild dream(s?!) last night that involved hanging out with Pink, using a rocket launcher to blow up buses, a fairground with a huge old style horse merry go round thingy, and a photoshoot with G wearing bondage gear, conducted by some flash photographer.
Blowing up the buses was awesome!
I've always fancied firing a rocket launcher, specifically at a drummer who is strapped up Tommy Lee style in a revolving cage.
Why that is such a specific fancy, I don't really know, but it makes me hysterical with laughter just thinking about it!
A procession of pookies.
G asked me this morning what I call a group of brooches.
I told him such a phenomenon was called a cluster.
He thought scrum, or maul might be better, however, as they are jostling for position.
He's quite the deep thinker, my G.
The ballerina brooch was opshopped, and has matching clip on earrings!
(Squee!)
The round diamante one was also opshopped, and I'm pretty sure the leaf was from my lovely friend Sue.
The earrings are also from the lovely Sue!
The sunglasses were from Etsy, and the 60's necklace is from Two Squirrels.
I stopped by 2 opshops on the way home today, and picked up a wee haul.
A lovely 50's tablecloth, the sweetest girdle, a basic black cardi, and a bunch of costume jewellery.
'Cos a gal can never have too much costume jewellery, can she?!
That round number is a scarf ring.
I am a little obsessed with scarf rings.
My clip on earring collection is getting pretty massive now!
O, I bought this darling little tie rack from Dashfield Vintage recently.
I thought maybe G might like it for his ties, but I was secretly hoping I could use it for my belts!
And G kindly mounted it for me today; it holds my belts perfectly!
Anyway, I finish today with a little video dedicated to the pretty lass of Simplicity is Bliss Vintage, in reference to an exchange we had on Twitter....enjoy!
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