Remember my recent reference to dressing like a teenage girl? Here's more proof! I couldn't resist this Sylvester t-shirt from Primark - it's so cute, it even has sparkly bits on it, big wide sleeves (I don't like tight short sleeves). Until fairly recently, I had a Mutley and a Pink panther t-shirt which I adored, but they were just too tight. I missed them!
That's me being a cat by the way! (The hat hasn't had its own post yet, but it will at some point!)
And of course, I had to go for Jewellery to match. Cat and mouse charms! That cat looks a bit manic at this angle. "Ahaaaaarwwwwwww, I shpy mousie!"
REMIX:
This weekend, aside from wearing a very glamorous long silk dress for my kids concert (more of that later), I wore it again, in a slightly different way!
More slouchy than last weekend! Again, I felt as comfy as anything, cord jeans as opposed to cord skirt this time!"
It seemed unfair to traumatise little mousie again so I elected to team Sylvester with my
Wolf and Moon Mirror Bunny. Hmmmm, who would be the predator in this case? Are cats interested in rabbits? I'm not sure?! Can you help?!
I'm probably not going to be able to blog at all this week, apart from tomorrow's scheduled post, so catch me while you can! If you leave me lovely messages, of course, I'll catch up as soon as I can and return the love next weekend!!
what a delightfully cute t-shirt! Looks great with a skirt or pants. I like the adorable beret and charming necklaces too. You always score with these cute outfits!
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love those necklaces :) x
ReplyDeleteIf coloured jeans count as dressing like a teenager then I do too! Great bunny necklace, I just won a similar one in a blog comp - it has a little pearl for his tail.
ReplyDeleteI'd say a large cat would go for a small rabbit, in fact I know they would, because the farm cat which was in love with my pony (sad really, inter-species, would never have worked) once brought her a dead one as a gift!
(lego is probably from an actual model set, some kind of vehicle, it's a fairly common piece in those)