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Out and about....London Olympic Fashion
Out and about....thoroughly modern
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When I asked for a surprise he said "I am a very modern person, although I don't look it".
Out and about....Viva
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I met the fabulous Viva as she was leaving her caravan to go preform at Odditorium telling stories,with Jane Spurr, which is why she was dressed up. And what stories she has to tell. Viv was in the first punk band in Cornwall in the 70's and 80's - with her son - called The Bricks. She has just retired from working at Glastonbury (the festival). Viva has also known the Port Eliot festival since 18981 when is was originally called The Elephant Fayre and this year was managing the Bowling Green. I asked her a few questions the 1st was who or what was her style influence her reply was " I think Vivienne Westward is a genius I love her work but being the size I am I can only wear the things that fit my extremities." Her wonderful dress was designed by Theo Clinkard who now designs for opera and ballet. She also had red Vivienne Westwood wellies on under her dress and was carrying a Vivienne Westwood bag.
I then asked Viva about her favourite place and she said "I am a Londoner and I think London is so beautiful but I also love my lovely home not far from St. Germans."
Out and about....Port Eliot part 2
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The boys were having fun long jumping off hay bales. And Henry was both directing the action and taking part. Hamish and Marty had been dressed by the Rubbish Couture tent in the wardrobe department, which was in the walled garden.
The estate the Festival is on is huge and you never know when you are going to be surprised like you are when you come across something so creative as this wonderful decorated knitted tree.
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The Tea Ladies were hilarious and were wondering about serving tea and causing merriment wherever they went. They are Mildred Biggins, Ethel Higginbottom and Vera forgotten used to have a memory but don't know where I left it Brown. Who is married to Erin who she gets confused with her tea urn.
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Out and about....Port Eliot Festival
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Out and about....Summer Series at Somerset House
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JUNE 2012: Iceland
JUNE 2012: NYC
Suri and Katie grabbed some cupcakes at Jacques Torres Chocolate in NYC on June 14th 2012.
Suri was wearing Reversible Stripe Dress by Splendid Littles (first worn on July 3rd 2011).
JUNE 2012: NYC
“Suri loved being in her dad’s arms, and when she wasn’t there, she was in brother Connor‘s arms. [The kids] also decided to hide out in a back corner of the press room to watch their dad work the line [of reporters]. It was very cute.”
JUNE 2012: NYC
Suri was wearing Jacket by Holmes&Yang.
outfit info: dress - no id
reported by justjared
JUNE 2012: NYC
outfit info: leotard and a dress worn inside-out...
Suri changed into Kaleidoscope Tank w Lace Trim (first worn on May 17th 2011) and Kaleidoscope Lace Skirt, both by Little Ella Moss (first worn on July 1st 2011).
JUNE 2012: NYC
Suri was wearing Tile Print Top SS'10 by GAP and Glicine Dolly Shoes by Lelli Kelly (first worn on August 6th 2012).
JUNE 2012: NYC
Out and about....a portrait of the artist
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Out and about....July Street Chic
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Breton Stripes
Today I’d like to talk about this lovely piece of our wardrobe basics. Breton stripe t-shirts and knits are truly a wardrobe staple and they will never be outdated. You can find them in many clothing stores like Asos or Saint James of France; for an extra touch of luxury you can choose from Armor-Lux of Quimper.
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Bugün sizlere gardrobumuzun önemli temel taşlarından birinden bahsetmek istiyorum: Breton çizgilileri. Bu t-shirt ve trikolar, gardropların gerçekten temel unsurlarından biri ve hiçbir zaman demode olmayacak bir parçası. Asos ve Saint James gibi markaların yanı sıra, bir parça daha lüks bir dokunuşa sahip Armor-Lux gibi pek çok giyim mağazasında bulabilirsiniz.
Geleneksel olarak 1800'lü yılların Fransız balıkçılarıyla özdeşleşen bu çizgililer, balıkçıları sert rüzgarlardan korurdu. Orijinal Breton'lar çok kaliteli pamuklu ipliğin sık dokumasıyla elde edilir, ve bu da balıkçıların yoğun işlerinde sağlamlık sağlardı.
Coco Chanel'in şık bir giyim unsuru haline getirdiği Breton'lar, Avrupalı ve Amerikalı sosyetenin Fransız Riviera'sında oldukça "trendy" bir parçaydı.
Bu parçayı ben en çok skinny jean-babetlerle ve kabarık eteklerle kombinlendiğinde beğeniyorum. Bu arada 60'lı yılların hayranı olarak söylemeden edemeceğim; bu çizgilileri 60'lı yılların pixie crop saçı ya da Brigitte Bardot modeli saçlarla çok yakıştırıyorum.
Breton stripes are traditionally associated with French fisherman, dated back to 1800s. The shirts were worn to protect themselves from the strong winds of the Britanny coast. Genuine Breton tops have an exquisite close-knit of very fine cotton, which makes them very sturdy for the fishermen’s work.
Breton stripes were adopted by European and American socialites on the French Riviera, led by the great Coco Chanel to be seeen as chic.
I love this piece most, when paired with skinny jeans and ballet flats and with voluminous skirts. And I must say that, it has a very French chic appearance when worn with a 60s pixie crop or a la Brigitte Bardot hair.
Unfortunately I’ve been a very bad blogger and neglecting my blog for some time now... It’s just that, I’m so overwhelmed with crazy stuff at work and urgent need of vacation, I can’t seem to get my mind together for writing posts. I’ll be off to Valencia, Spain in two weeks, for a one week vacation and my mind is completely on that these days:)
Bugün sizlere gardrobumuzun önemli temel taşlarından birinden bahsetmek istiyorum: Breton çizgilileri. Bu t-shirt ve trikolar, gardropların gerçekten temel unsurlarından biri ve hiçbir zaman demode olmayacak bir parçası. Asos ve Saint James gibi markaların yanı sıra, bir parça daha lüks bir dokunuşa sahip Armor-Lux gibi pek çok giyim mağazasında bulabilirsiniz.
Geleneksel olarak 1800'lü yılların Fransız balıkçılarıyla özdeşleşen bu çizgililer, balıkçıları sert rüzgarlardan korurdu. Orijinal Breton'lar çok kaliteli pamuklu ipliğin sık dokumasıyla elde edilir, ve bu da balıkçıların yoğun işlerinde sağlamlık sağlardı.
Coco Chanel'in şık bir giyim unsuru haline getirdiği Breton'lar, Avrupalı ve Amerikalı sosyetenin Fransız Riviera'sında oldukça "trendy" bir parçaydı.
Bu parçayı ben en çok skinny jean-babetlerle ve kabarık eteklerle kombinlendiğinde beğeniyorum. Bu arada 60'lı yılların hayranı olarak söylemeden edemeceğim; bu çizgilileri 60'lı yılların pixie crop saçı ya da Brigitte Bardot modeli saçlarla çok yakıştırıyorum.
