FEELING A BIT BLUE

Hi to all my stylish friends - I am going to share the details of this outfit with you, just another one of my ways to dress navy denim.

Cardigan - Vintage Market - Brick Lane

Vest/Top - Gosh 

Skinny Jeans - Hollister

Shoes - Mums brought in 1980/1

I am trying these days to be much less colour co-ordinated. I started of with the red shoes when I initially started to think about what to wear today, then after that I instantly felt like polka dots, but I knew it wasn't going to be a dress, deliberately, so I had this top, it was easy to spot (everything is always colour co-ordianted in my wardrobe). After that, I had a choice of a skirt or skinny jeans, but I knew it wasn't going to be a nice day, so I thought of comfort. The cardigan was my sisters choice. I have this cardigan in about 5 different colours, two brought from same store and the others passed down.

Even if you don't notice, I still want to tell you to ignore the weird looking hand on the left side of the pic, it is my hand, but I don't know, it must be the camera or something, that is not what my hand looks like.
As for the top, I cut out the back myself, it wasn't as low as that, I wanted to wear the top on its own without any jewellery or a cardi etc, so I wasn't sure how I should change it. In case,  I haven't already mentioned, I prefer really low back tops,dresses, jumpers, outfits because I find them more attractive than low neck clothes.

This new  liquid eye-liner gave me no problems all day, once applied it does not move all day/night (literally), - Eye Liner - Body Shop, £9. The lipstick is from Soap and Glory, it is called Perfect Day. The fringe - cut it myself, razored/messed up. Three days after it being washed. I haven't threaded or plucked my eyebrows for about six months, I go through phases with my eyebrows.