Franny Gets Frocked: jeremy

Friday, 24 January 2020

Baskin

Dress: Anthea Crawford guipure lace

Sandals: Jo Mercer leather, elastic

Bag: Vendula London vegan leather, embellishment with brass hardware

Thick Bangle: The Way We Wear Vintage brass (from America)

Thin Bangle: Tree of Life brass

Bracelets: Gift, Taking Shape silver beads, brass, ribbon

Sharing a few snippets from a day spent with dear friends, heading out to the local Baskin Robbins for ice cream to beat the Queensland summertime heat! I'm wearing a gorgeous 1960s style "flower power" guipure lace dress in shades of blue, green & purple from Aussie label Anthea Crawford, a pair of black leather heeled sandals with elastic ankle straps from Jo Mercer, a kitschy vegan leather "The Biscuit Shop" handbag with brass hardware from Vendula London, a chunky vintage brass bangle from America that I picked up a few years ago at The Way We Wear vintage fair, a thin brass bangle from my local Tree of Life store & finally, a pair of silver & brass beaded bracelets held together with a black ribbon from Taking Shape, gifted to me for Christmas.

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Monday, 4 November 2019

Under the Stars

Dress: Anthea Crawford twill

Capelet: The Strand Coolangatta market stall knit

Brogues: Rollie via Milu Boutique calf hair, leather, paint

Bag: Urban Originals via TK Maxx vinyl with silver hardware

Hinged Bangle: Wallace Bishop silver

Finally sharing all of the hilarious pictures from an evening spent enjoying all the fun, frivolity & community spirit at the recent Silkstone Under the Stars event (akin to a traditional school fete but bigger & better & held at twilight) with family including my cousin & her two rambunctious boys as well as my best friend of many years & her two exuberant sons. The local primary school came alive with lights, music, entertainment including a live band churning out hits including a personal favourite of mine, "Harper Valley PTA" & student choir & cultural performances, food trucks with a variety of tasty fare including utterly mouth-watering calamari, sideshow stalls including the "$1 Jar Lucky Dip," "Rubber Duckie Fishing," silent auction, cake decoration, baby animal nursery, PCYC gymnastics obstacle course for all those who feel inspired by "Australian Ninja Warrior" & even a Dunk Tank! As if that wasn't already enough, as the sun set, the Night Markets really amped up with all manner of goods from superhero costumes to macrame plant holders & both the young & young-at-heart continued to test their mettle on six carnival rides before watching the fireworks spectacular!

For the event, I'm wearing a gorgeous blue & pink floral twill fit-to-flare dress from celebrated Aussie designer Anthea Crawford with a pink knitted capelet that I picked up from a market stall at The Strand Coolangatta while on holidays a few years ago, pink leather & calf-hair brogues with painted black "evil eyes" dotted all over them from Rollie via Milu Boutique in Fortitude Valley, black vinyl crossbody bag with silver hardware from Urban Originals via TK Maxx to hold all the essentials while keeping my hands free to explore, eat & help wrangle small, excitable children & finally, a silver hinged bangle from Wallace Bishop to complete the look & add a touch of shine.

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