The usual Shoreditch ritual

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Nice people who thought my style was important enough to put in The Times :)

Jacket: 1960s fur collar and tiny bow details
dress: 1940s olive green print with a couple dancing in white and aubergine
Hat: 1940s crinoline cut outs in chartreuse and brown
Purse: 1960s wicker horse purse 
Tights: H&M
Shoes: Primark, miu miu knock off


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