A big summary of lots of outfits!

 As is often the case, sometimes, I take some pictures of outfits but they never make it onto here. Various reasons- 1. I am not in a blogging mood, 2. don't want to have too many outfit posts, 3. Don't transfer photos across from phone successfully. 4. I forget about them.

Therefore, I had a quick look through my folders on the computer and thought I'd bung together all the outfits I forgot to post into one post.  Some will seem sadly inappropriate now given the season but it will have to just suffice.

So, let's give them a look!

This was an outfit from August. I have not remembered to post any outfit in which I wear this t-shirt. It's a sailor t-shirt from Joanie Clothing. I bought it secondhand on eBay, having liked it when they sold it new online.  Of course, I went all out with the sailor cliques and added this stripy skirt from Peacocks (new a few years ago) and added a Compass brooch plus my Tom shoes.

Continuing with the sailor theme (I love a sailor item of clothing!), I am sharing some photos from August when we took my niece to Burnham-on-Crouch on the boat (You get the 'ferry' from Essex Marina which is at Wallasea Island).

I knew we were going on a boat and spotted an opportunity.

I haven't worn this lovely dress from Jaeger for the last two years, since 2020 so it was due a revisit.

The new straw sun visor I'd picked up from Barnardo's a few days prior went perfectly with it.

And, I even managed to coordinate with my niece who was sporting a rather lovely white stripy coord! She borrowed a sun hat from me!

Here was a school outfit from July.

It was charity-shopped Cath Kidston from last Summer and worn with an almost matching wired headband from Primark and a Primark cardigan plus my rose gold Tom shoes which I reaaaaaaaaaaally must glue- the sole is flapping at the toe on one foot!

I have no recollection what this outfit was for. I love my Parrot jumpsuit from Emily and Fin.

I added a charity-shopped straw and raw silk hat and a white linen M&S (Charity shopped) shirt plus Rieker sandals.

Lorelai LQ orange earrings made from reused plastic straws!

A recent charity-shopped item which I have already worn a lot was a black Indian rayon skirt. It features dancing figures in gold, red and green. £2.99 from the Salvation Army.  I added a tomato red top from Topshop (charity shopped in Hexham) with frilled sleeves and my Dr Martens teal Joylyn boots.

Can you spy the gold leafed oak leaf earrings?

A black sparkly Primark cardigan provided a bit of a cover up if needed. This was a Saturday outfit.

This Joanie Clothing dress was purchased for £4 from a market stall when they were still for sale on the Joanie website a few years ago.

We made a visit to Priory Park in Southend for a bandstand concert and I wore this with a green charity shopped cardigan from Dotty P & my Toms Huaraches

You could go into the house in Priory park which is on the grounds of the old abbey.  There is a great interactive part with monks singing Gregorian chant on recordings as you look at some old stones.  And there are robes! CBC wore the adult sized one. I got the child's one!

Oh look, it's the new skirt again and the green cardigan- which I realise was inside out here! Oh, the glamour of being a not-style blogger! This time worn with a black t-shirt and squirrel shoes!

And finally, here is what I wore to go and watch the orchestra that I play with in Essex. There were only 2 flutes so I watched CBC play. As the whole programme was from the Classical era, I decided to go Jane Austen themed- sort of! 1970's does Regency!

Darn, it, uploaded the blurry photo.  Style blogger fail again!

The dress is by Louis Caring of London

I wore it with my Gstar navy corduroy coat and a Green felt Accessorize hat (bought the same day as Bridesmaid dresses!) plus my Nan's locket!

And that's the lot! Any favourites here?

How would you style the Indian skirt? I am currently wearing it with a green tshirt and red cardie and big knitted Poppy!

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