Forgive my lack of blogging, but I have been gallavanting across the channel to drink far too much wine and eat far too many pastries/cheeses/baguettes.. (can you really ever eat too many baguettes?)
Anyway, holiday related/picture heavy post is on it's way, but I had to post about the parcel on my doorstep when I returned home.
The Rainbow Club create gorgeous handmade ivory shoes, namely aimed at blushing brides rather than impoverished bloggers. However, they also offer a bespoke service which means you get these beauties dyed in just about any colour to match a dress, piece of jewellery or whatever takes your fancy. I am not about to make my way down any aisle (aside from Sainsburys) but was of course on board to choose a pair to test out when I was very kindly asked to do so.
Anyway, holiday related/picture heavy post is on it's way, but I had to post about the parcel on my doorstep when I returned home.
The Rainbow Club create gorgeous handmade ivory shoes, namely aimed at blushing brides rather than impoverished bloggers. However, they also offer a bespoke service which means you get these beauties dyed in just about any colour to match a dress, piece of jewellery or whatever takes your fancy. I am not about to make my way down any aisle (aside from Sainsburys) but was of course on board to choose a pair to test out when I was very kindly asked to do so.
I opted for the style 'Georgie Girl' because of the delicate lace detailing and, shock horror, in a timeless black shade which will conveniently match just about everything I own.
Firstly, how pretty?!
The shoes came wrapped so neatly in this beautiful cherub decorated packaging and I was hesitant in trying them on as they looked so content in the box.
Once I did however, I was once again impressed by the detail, quality and comfort. I am contemplating how nice a spectrum of heels would look in my wardrobe.
I think my trusty wedges may have to take a back seat for a while.
top - ebay
jeans - Primark
kimono - H&M
shoes - c/o The Rainbow Club
hat - Missguided
choker - bwills on depop
necklace - ebay
xxx
That kimono is so beautiful, I defo need to check out H&M for it! Also, love the jewellery
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such a lovely look! Loving the kimono :)
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Love your outfit
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Good choice on the shoes, they look great with the skinny jeans. And no, you can never have too much baguette ;) Great post.
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Cute shoes!
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Your shoes are amazinggg, I didn't think they were my style but I really like how you wore them - your outfit is perfect, love your hat!
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These shoes are fabulous! The kimono of course stunning , no words!
ReplyDeleteI love these. The lace details are gorgeous!
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I love your outfit! Hope you had an amazing holiday x
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those shoes! I have to admit I'm jealous xx
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Oh Gosh, they're just so intricate and utterly gorgeous :) Can't argue with black either, classic x
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Those shoes!! So pretty! I love the detail. They will be timeless!
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Those shoes are absolutely gorgeous! I've been on the lookout for an amazing pair of pumps and these just might be it...I'm deinitely going to look into them.
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Love the photos and your outfit too! :)
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Love your kimono, so pretty!
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