Showing posts with label Bohemian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bohemian. Show all posts

Friday, June 3, 2011

IN THE JUNGLE

Music: The Beach Boys - Heroes and Villains from Smiley Smile.
I have tried to avoid listening to this album since this time last year, and I think now, it's time. Thought these photos of me in my vegetable patch suit it well.
Showing off a few new accessories; headband from H&M, glasses from H&M, Peace band bracelet from Topshop, Snood from Topshop, Rings from various.
Play music at the bottom of this post.


Sunday, April 10, 2011

MIND FLOWERS


Blouson dress by Meadham Kirchhoff for Topshop. £220. I love the way the top half of the dress looks slightly oversized yet the bottom half turns into a fishtail, I've only ever seen that design on glamorous ball gown type dresses, obviously this one's an exception, it's like a boho dress with a unique shape. I was debating saving my pennies to buy this, but I'm a funny one when it comes to buying clothes that look too similar to each other & I already own a similar dress that was my mum's in the seventies, so I'll probably give it a miss... sad times.

Friday, March 25, 2011

LA BOHEME

Today I was in Lewes, where I went a few weeks ago with my friend. There were two men sitting outside a cafe who caught my eye and looked so fantastic that I had to tell someone about them. Dressed in fringed trousers with tatty laced shoes, blazers, paisley scarves, facial hair and equipped with a gold earring. They were what I would describe as the epitomy of Bohemian and genuinely looked like characters out of a film or story book. They looked like they belonged in the back alleys of Montmartre in 1910, perched outside a bookshop playing the sitar to passers by. I could picture it just looking at them and I wanted to frame them and put them on my wall. Their faces looked haggard and like they'd had one hell of a lifetime, I wanted to sit with them, have a cigarette and hear their stories. I was surprised when one of them left and went across the road to the upstairs of an old second-hand bookstore, so he either lives above the shop or works there. Yes, I am stalking him, I would love to see them again and next time I'll take a photo. I love seeing people that set off images in your mind of where they could be from, what they've done, what era they would fit in to, people that you're attracted to, who you want to just look at for a long time and think about their history. You know the kind I mean, if not you'll know it when you see it. Vivian Stanshall is what these men looked like, that's probably the closest image I can give you.
PS - I edited my blog, got really bored of the other layout. Now it's superwide. Hope it looks okay.