what would we do without nans :3

so. i was making my dress for the lbd project and my sewing machine decided to start clunking and the needle snapped in half, this is a complete crisis so i get onto the sewing helpline. my nan. and she has a spare needle :). just a short random post sending out love to all the helpful nans in the world 

<3 

visit to bath

so. now i have recoverd from spending a total of almost six hours on a dusty mini bus i have found the energy to update my blog.

the town of bath was such a contrast to birmingham. i want to live there!

the architecture was so old fashioned and untouched. so pretty!

so english gotta love em

the museum: started off with an oddly wecoming face.

some of the best pieces in the museum (in my opinion of course)

Karl Lagerfeld-Chanel



i love dresses like this im pretty dissapointed i didnt have enough time to read about them! but, it was all in aid of gathering research for the "little black dress-sixties" project.so i better include a couple of sixties pieces.

Mary Quant 1963

Ossie Clark 1969

i especially like the Ossie Clark outfit, i imagine it would flow really nicely when moving...a kind of hippie look. at a push you could even wear the top of the outfit as a dress today. i like !

pictures taken by emily 

           emily

first post ...

hello! to start off im going to tell you about some things i will be posting about in the next couple of weeks... firstly, a day trip to the "bath fashion museum", and then "style live birmingham". i will be posting about these events with plenty of pictures and all the things that i might feel like posting about inbetween :3 im done rambling now thanks for reading feel free to follow me and keep reading!