Happy Harajuku Halloween
I have decided that I want to dress like this everyday. Screw Halloween, this is clearly a lifestyle. The hair alone makes me incredibly happy – surely I can walk around like that… Read More
Tag Archive: Layering
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Harajuku Halloween: My costume
Great news! I am nearly there with my halloween outfit. The skirt is made and the accessories are well on their way. It’s really not easy being pink and cute. x
A Little Dandy
I was feeling ever so slightly Victorian school girl when I picked out this outfit. When I was young – younger – I used to love anything that looked slightly old, magical and… Read More
How to dress like a Harajuku girl
I am currently in the process of working out my Halloween costume. The skirt is done. I made it in one evening, it looks hot. Apart from a few additions here and there.… Read More
Warm boots and knitted socks
Short cut through a spooky cemetery? It must be Tuesday… The cold weather approaching makes me dream of log fires, hot chocolate and toffee apples. I have never been one to much mind the… Read More
Home comforts
I love going back home. That is, childhood home to be with Mummy and Daddy. My room is still as I left it. Same pictures on the wall, same teddies on the bed.… Read More
Something revisited
I have just been going back through my old pictures and picking out my favourite outfits. Nostalgia for summer? Not really. I am quite enjoying the cosy evenings curled up with a book… Read More
Sometimes you have to improvise
There are certain times in life when you just need to throw something on. Answering the door at 7am to the postman, remembering to put the bins out at midnight the evening before… Read More
Leather and layers: Final product
The great thing about a loose smock is that it hides a multitude of sins. Sometimes your tummy is not as flat as you’d like it to be. Not to worry, a babydoll… Read More
Leather and layers
As the weather begins to chill down, and the brown crispy leaves drop elegantly from the trees; I am quickly starting to forget what it was like to feel warm – let alone… Read More
