Warm, white winter dress (not for weddings)
Rather luckily though, I have managed to find a place to live in Bristol which I really like. It costs an arm and a leg (which is apparently par for the course on Bristolian property market) BUT the bedroom is massive and comes with two big wardrobes and a cute dresser table with little white mirrors. The girl who I will be living with seemed to think that I was quite normal until I announced that I will be moving in with Harvey the Hedgehog. She was rather baffled but generously did not withdraw her offer to share her living space with me, so Harvey and I will be officially living under a new, Bristolian post code as of next week. Exciting!
In the midst of all this craziness, there hasn't been that much time for prancing around in dresses and taking pictures of myself- I did manage to get some though on a reasonably nice, sunny day. I am absolutely and completely in love with this white dress- although when I wore it work a couple of weeks ago, one of my colleagues said that I looked like I was getting married... (just because it's white???).
I am not tying the knot just yet but will continue to wear the dress- it's such a cute, flattering shape and I absolutely love the print at the bottom and the jewel detail by the collar. It looks equally nice with skin coloured tights and with thicker, black ones. Another bonus is that the dress is made from quite thick, warm material, so I can actually wear it in winter without freezing to death. This is different from my usual habit of wearing dresses that are definitely not appropriate for British winter, just because I cannot bear to put them away and leave them alone until the summer. I would never really get to wear anything exciting, right? Apart from this lovely, warm, white winter dress that is....
Enjoy!
Much Dorset love,
Your Red Haired Gal
xoxo
