MY WHOLE WARDROBE IS WHISTLES

Prepare for an onslaught of Whistles dresses. I swooped in at the last minute for the final reductions and picked up some real bargains. Two short but sweet numbers (this is one of them), a 70s number for £50 that was £175 and a party dress that is so impractical but so fabulous that the utter impracticality was blocked out because it was trimmed with feathers.   

Cardigan - Vintage Dior from thrift store in NY 

Dress - Whistles 

Tights - M&S

Clutch - Zara

Shoes - Robert Clergerie

Robert Clergerie Might Kill Me One Day

If I ever die a shoe related death, it will be this pair that commit the crime. They are not the most stable shoes, and I have had a couple of lucky escapes - the curved front means tipping over is a real possibility if you switch off, and your ankle is only ever a movement away from snapping from going over on the side. Talk about extreme fashion. Mostly, however, I like them, because the remind me of geisha style shoes reworked for the modern day. If I had to wear these all day I probably serve tea and chat up rich business men because lets face it, you couldn't actually WALK anywhere in these*.   

Dress - H&M

Shoes - Robert Clergerie from T.K. Maxx

*Joke. Please no emails lecturing me on the role of geisha in Japanese society. Ta.