Thank you for such an interesting post and the ideas for putting things together. I find this so helpful. When I open my closet it is just a blur to me and I really appreciate the ideas down to accessories. The blue sapphire ring is gorgeous! Doe the 18k coated less expensive look authentic and of good quality?
Your post about wearing colour put me in mind of Jenny Joseph's poem ' Warning'. The voice in the poem talks about wearing purple when she's old, though being a teenager in the late '60s purple was very much the colour to wear. There was lots of vibrant blues in the late 1980s and I've seen that popping up. I love colour. I think it's a shame that so few younger folk wear colour. I certainly don't see much evidence of it where I live in an ordinary town in England, UK. You were talking saturated colour but even a pop of colour on shoes, jewellery, scarves can elevate an outfit to eye catching heights. Here's the poem in case it's new to you. https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poem/warning/
Thank you for such an interesting post and the ideas for putting things together. I find this so helpful. When I open my closet it is just a blur to me and I really appreciate the ideas down to accessories. The blue sapphire ring is gorgeous! Doe the 18k coated less expensive look authentic and of good quality?
Your post about wearing colour put me in mind of Jenny Joseph's poem ' Warning'. The voice in the poem talks about wearing purple when she's old, though being a teenager in the late '60s purple was very much the colour to wear. There was lots of vibrant blues in the late 1980s and I've seen that popping up. I love colour. I think it's a shame that so few younger folk wear colour. I certainly don't see much evidence of it where I live in an ordinary town in England, UK. You were talking saturated colour but even a pop of colour on shoes, jewellery, scarves can elevate an outfit to eye catching heights. Here's the poem in case it's new to you. https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poem/warning/