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| Kehinde Wiley’s “Triple Portrait of Charles II“, |
I'll talk you through my Sartorial choices:
I began with this blue foliage-print playsuit from Urban Outfitters. It's a screen accurate Clara Oswald piece. It seemed to nod to the background of the picture very well... in my opinion.
Underneath it, I wore a black cut-out detail t-shirt bought secondhand but from Tu at Sainsbury's. I thought it was nice to have the cut out detail too- since the black frame is so embellished.
Next, I wore my silver Aztec eagle necklace as Clara wears hers with the playsuit but also, silver and blue feature highly in the painting so I thought it was very appropriate.
At this point, I thought of a brooch I bought from a vintage shop in Portobello road in very shiny silver metal which is hammered into shape which features 3 musicians which I thought worked quite nicely as a nod to the 3 figures of the man as well as the silver.
I was going to add my silver sequin ballet pumps but after rifling in every possible place, I've not got a clue where they were. Instead I wore my Gold Toms shoes as the gold is fairly neutral and would make a nod to the metallic elements without clashing, since the brooch is so small and far from the shoes.
Finally, I added this cute little vintage shoulder bag. It is covered in tiny silver/pewtery coloured beads and goes with the light holiday vibe!
And would you like to see how this ties in with TARDIS Tuesday?
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| Image borrowed from ClaraOswaldcosplay.com |
Minus tights and cardigan, the outfit is pretty similar!
Head over to Salazar on Wednesday to see how everyone else interpreted it!
Wonderfully thought out outfit, Kezzie! I feel like you really captured the true colors and patterns of the painting with your outfit and accessories! A great job!
ReplyDeleteHaha, I had to laugh at your question there! I wish I knew (hopefully in November!)! Feels more like 40 years than 4 (and I'm not even that old!)!
That artwork is absolutely fantastic, it should be an album cover.
ReplyDeleteLove your interpretation with the blues and metallics. That vintage brooch couldn't be more you. x
That painting is sublime, and I agree with Vix that it could have been an album cover! Your interpretation is very inventive. It's lovely to see the playsuit making another appearance and those metallic accessories are brilliant! xxx
ReplyDeleteGreat interpretation! The colours, patterns, and texture are really lovely.
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