I’m bending the rules by wearing jeans on a Thursday again. I was going to put my purple booties with this outfit, but changed my mind and added the yellow wedges as an unexpected second colour pop. I think yellow is a very sping-like colour, even though I don’t wear it very often. I remember as a child my sister’s favourite colour was yellow – we had these anoraks from Mothercare that matched – hers was yellow, mine was red. I was dressed in red a lot as a child. My mother and grandmother thought it suited me as I have dark hair.
Purple tank – Long Tall Sally
Grey check shirt – New Look Tall
Jeans – Dorothy Perkins Tall
Purple belt – Ethel Austin
Yellow wedges – Priceless Shoes
Purple necklace – Scope
Total Est. Cost £66
Purple tank – Long Tall Sally
Grey check shirt – New Look Tall
Jeans – Dorothy Perkins Tall
Purple belt – Ethel Austin
Yellow wedges – Priceless Shoes
Purple necklace – Scope
Total Est. Cost £66
Nice yellow wedges! As a matter of fact, Mimosa yellow has been picked as color of the year for 2009! Very versatile spring color!
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How did those red patents work out for dancing. Comfortable?
Thanks
Terry
I loved my yellow anorak. It had 5 zips on it and I thought it was cool. To be fair it was about 1986!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat choice on the wedges, nice pop of color!!
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ReplyDeleteTerry: Thank you. And I didn't wear the red shoes for dancing, I changed into my proper dance shoes once I got there.
ReplyDeleteLittle Sister: It was about 1986, possibly earlier. And those anoraks were fab, lots of zips!
Cristina: Thank you.
Mystery Creature: I don't know! It will be tough having my supply of cheap size 9 shoes cut off. But some Barratts stores are not closing so perhaps some Priceless ones will be saved too?