The perfect pleated dress. £79 from Darling.
The perfect water bottles. £3.95 from Oliver Bonas.
The perfect leather jacket. £165 from Oasis.
The perfect golden pineapple. £60 from Bitten. No, we don't know what you do with it.
The perfect poodle apron. £30 from Anthropologie. We are more than a little sad this isn't a dress.
The perfect plate. £35 from Lou Rota.
The perfect gold shoes. £55 from Office.
I want a gold pineapple so much.
ReplyDeleteMe too! We could use them as really elaborate paperweights?
DeleteThose shoes have solved my upcoming need for bridesmaid shoes! Fabulous timing.
ReplyDeleteOh! I was hoping from the title this blog would be for people who aren't bothered about looking good! But I suppose that's not a very fashionable/popular approach. Perhaps I'll have to start one. On the other hand . . . I do like the chameleon plate . . . and the mustard cardigan (on an earlier post) and . . . and . . . Now I must turn away from window shopping and return to my everyday world of not bothering with the carpets.
ReplyDeleteRE the gorgeous golden pineapple, pineapples are a traditional symbol of hospitality in the US specially the Southern states so would make a lovely housewarming present perhaps? Even for oneself?!
ReplyDeleteThat's an excellent fact, Andrea!
Deletepineapple = welcome!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely.
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