So, unbelievably bored today. Was supposed to be going to Pets At Home with my other half to go and coo over all the little hamsters and bunnies, however he got called into work so I am now sat at home, moping around.
To make me feel better I decided to put my favourite sandals on! I got these for Valentines Day and haven't had a chance to wear them much so thought I'd better wack them out! They're from River Island, costing around £50, and they have a skull and what looks like a dragonfly on the t-bar, encrusted with little crystal gems and gold spikes around the ankle. Absolutely love them, then again I love anything GOLD!
To gown, or not to gown?
Posted in on 14:29 by ElisabethJaneDelicates![]() | ||
| Renam Christofoletti |
Wedding lingerie is almost, if not just as important as your wedding gown. You need to feel special from head to toe, and how could you not in these breath takers.
Oh, the ruffles, the pleats, the lace, the tucks, the flowers, the embroidery, all as beautiful as the one before.
If anything, these pieces, worn by model Bruna Erhardt may even manage to upstage the wedding gown, or maybe a wedding gown isn't needed with these stunners.
The intricate detail and beauty shining from these luxurious pieces of lingerie may be enough for the Bride to be able to waltz down the aisle with nobody noticing she is missing her dress...
I'd say it's worth the risk.
Weddingmania!
Posted in on 11:16 by ElisabethJaneDelicatesMy big brother got married on Saturday!
It was so exciting, and the day went pretty smoothly.
The Bride and Groom have been together for 12 years so they didn’t exactly rush into things... I'm lucky though that I've had her as a sister growing up, I've known her since I was 8.
I was a bridesmaid (the one in sunshine yellow), I loved the dresses. They were very 1950's style, and the mix of colours really suited the day.
The Bride looked beautiful, in a heavily embroidered bodice with pearls and diamante entwined in flowers, and a full, slightly shorter than norm skirt. She had a matching head piece and bracelet made to coincide with the embroidery on her dress so everything was perfect.
Bridesmaids had white roses, and the Bride had a bouquet of yellow, orange and pink roses to match the dresses. The buttonholes were also white roses, whilst the groom wore the multicolours.
The day started off with sunshine, it was lovely getting in the wedding car with the sun beaming down, and arriving at the church with the flowers glowing and everyone looking excited.
However, when we left the church to go to Penarth for photo's it started to absolutely tip it down! Out came the big wedding umbrellas and hoisting up the dresses! I think it all added to the romance though, just look at the picture of them walking down the pier together with the rain glistening.
The sun decided to shine again when we got to the reception and we had a great time! A Bollywood dancer had been hired to come and teach us all to dance Bollywood style. It was fantastic, everybody got up off their feet and many smiles and laughter were had. Everyone was still sober at this point and managed to be enthusiastic and give it their best shot.
I feel a little sad looking back now that it's all over. It's all my entire family have spoken about for at least two years. What worries me most now is will we actually have anything to talk about or was the wedding the only thing we had in common? I'm sure we will soon find out.
Congratulations to Mr & Mrs!
Congratulations to Mr & Mrs!
Sustainable Fashion?
Posted in on 10:41 by ElisabethJaneDelicatesI was browsing through Oxfam's online Vintage and Second Hand collections and came across some items which really caught my eye.
I recently wrote an essay on sustainable fashion, or sustaining fashion, whichever way you look at it, and I found it hugely interesting. Not only am I now more aware of the effects of the production of both man-made and natural fabrics, but also how more people are dumping their unwanted clothing which is causing a higher demand for tipping sights.
Unfortunately, it is a constant cycle. From the beginning of fabric production to the end of their life span when they are unloved and dropped in the local tip, they are causing harm to the environment. Production uses a lot of resources and also emits many harmful chemicals, never mind the fuel used for transportation across the world to deliver to stores. Once they have been worn and loved they become old, and then they are left to rest on the ground, creating more rubbish for the world to deal with.
To try and help the environment through changing the way we shop for fashion does not mean that we all need to walk around in hand-me-downs, or that we cannot have them new Irregular Choice heels! If anything, it gives each person’s style individuality and personality by dipping their stylish hands into the dressing up box.
There are many ways to get involved in sustaining fashion; take a trip to your local vintage shop next time you're in town and snap up that retro bag you were eyeing up, rummage through the charity store, or browse online at Oxfam.org.uk. Maybe even get your wellies on if you're brave and pop down the next car boot sale to find some hidden treasures!
Here is a collection of some of the items which caught my eye at Oxfam.org.uk
These are a selection of tailored pieces I absolutely adore off the Oxfam website. This Vintage 1970's Burberry Mac costing £85.00 truly is a staple piece for your wardrobe, and the Whistle's shorts which are £24.99 are traditional with a quirky feel. They are a lovely rich brown and orangey/red checked with various button details on the waistband. The heels are Kurt Geiger, £70.00, detailed with gold eyelets up the centre front with ribbon lacing. They are a beautiful, soft pink/nude tone, meaning they could be worn with almost everything! And lastly, we come to the original 1940's handbag, which has got the floral print on. I love it, absolutely adore it, however I will not be purchasing this one as I already have one I cheekily snapped up at a Car Boot sale last summer for 50p! A teenager was serving me, and she was like 'you really want this? it was my great grans..' I was like yes please! Haha. Some people just don't get vintage...
Sunday Choice!
Posted in on 16:27 by ElisabethJaneDelicates![]() | |
| Fifi Cachinil - Shirley |
| Tallulah Love - The Lavender Blue Dilly Dilly |
Absolutely love this swimwear from Fifi Cachinil's current collection.
It reminds me of the old french swimming costumes my mum used to buy me when we went to Brittany. It's got a very nautical theme, and is quite delicate. The frills across the bum are flattering for most, and are especially good for those of us who have a tiny bum! It adds some bootie!
Never heard of Tallulah Love and came across this company whilst browsing. Fell in love with it straight away. It makes me feel all dreamy, with its lush oversized bows giving it a dramatic look, and its straight cut demi cup bra, combined with the innocent colour, and delicate lace
trims.
| Rosy - Vintage Playsuit |
Tallulah Love are definitely one to keep an eye on with its naive appeal, combined with its dramatic cuts and intricate details.
This vintage playsuit is by Rosy. It is gorgeous in a champagne satin, and allows you to look like a 1920's hollywood star instead of lounging around in your flannel pj's! Its slinky, and soft, following the contours of the body and creating a comfortable yet glamorous alternative to nightwear. Even better its been reduced from £80 to £64!
I Make Bra's & Knicker's
Posted in on 13:57 by ElisabethJaneDelicates
^ Cotton Lawn 1920's inspired Soft Bra & Knicker ^
^ Cotton Lawn 1920's inspired Soft Bra & Knicker ^
^ Cotton Lawn 1920's inspired Soft Bra & Knicker ^
^ Full Cup Wired Bra ^
^ Balcony Wired Bra ^
^ String Bikini ^
^ Lace Wired Bra ^
^ Mastectomy Bra & Midi Knicker ^
^ Cotton Lawn 1920's inspired Soft Bra & Knicker ^
^ Cotton Lawn 1920's inspired Soft Bra & Knicker ^
^ Full Cup Wired Bra ^
^ Balcony Wired Bra ^
^ String Bikini ^
^ Lace Wired Bra ^
^ Mastectomy Bra & Midi Knicker ^
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