A collection of some of my favourite Modcloth dresses at the moment. A glorified wish list really :)

1. Kalanchoe Blooms Dress 2. Vine Ripened Dress 3. Square Dancing Queen Dress 4. Homeroom Sweetheart Dress 5. Rhapsody In Ruffles Sweater Dress 6. Red-y and Rarin' to Go Dress

I've been steadily increasing my vintage dress collection at a rate of about one per week and have found that they are the only things I wear these days (when I'm not in my icky work uniform). I picked up this sweet old blue patterned number at Launceston's sole vintage clothes store (I swear I'm single-handedly keeping it in business). I forgot to show how lovely its collar is (fold back, sailor-style). I love its pleats. About half an hour after leaving the house in this outfit I had change as it was way too hot. I cannot seem to find Summer-friendly vintage dresses!



My cats are very photogenic, without being asked. All three are pictured.

Shoes: Vivienne Westwood Anglomania for Melissa
Heart Headband: Gracie Bella Butterfly Etsy Store
Dress: Jon Paul Sydney (from Vintage Fair)
Belt: Rusty
Cardigan: Maxim
Bag: Gifted to me by Patty
Badges: Various

Ps. I just have to add that my mum sent me a message today telling me that I was "currently a cyclone menacing the Pilbara". 'Cylone Bianca' is swirling round the West Coast of Australia at the moment - I hope she's not too menacing and stays nice - no Cyclone Traceys or Hurricane Katrinas. Still, I'm honoured to have a cyclone bearing my name.

I bought myself a Diana Mini camera for Christmas with money from my Grandma and after many shots getting used to the feel of the camera and playing with its settings, I got my first roll of film developed. Needless to say, many weren't amazing, but I am looking forward to experimenting with it some more with three new rolls of film. I'll probably use photos from the batch that I'm not so keen on in collages and mail art. I highly recommend this little camera, it is great fun to play with. Here are a handful of photos from my first batch;









So much blue!

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