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My morning walk may be the only time the world gets to see my pretty frocks, but it'll do for now.
Were heading into winter here, so I broke out the cosy tights.
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My target for Frocktober was to wear ten frocks during the course of the month, which for me represents a significant increase in the frequency at which I dress. Surprisingly I've actually found it hard going at times. I don't have an urge to dress all of the time now, mostly because I can pretty much dress when I want to. So there were a couple of days where I got up and had to drive myself to shave and put on a frock. But I did it, and I've enjoyed every thing I've worn
Anyway, this is a lovely Vanessa Tong retro-style frock worn with a charity-shop fascinator. We went to a high-tea yesterday afternoon, organised by a lady who herself is doing the full Frocktober challenge (31 frocks in 31 days).
(Does anyone ever read this far into my captions?)
So does this mean no more Frocktober pictures, or me nagging you to donate money to help find an early detection method for ovarian cancer? No. I still have photos to post, and you can donate to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation through our fundraising page for a few weeks yet. A lot of people are liking and commenting on my photos. I'd love to see that appreciation translated into donations, no matter how small. And you can do them anonymously. The link is: www.mycause.com.au/page/185933/it-has-pockets
V-smash, Cinnamon Girl, Simply Chocolate, Frosty Frock, Heather Sky, Sparkly Spark, Adorable Aubrey, Ice Rune, Nostalgic Pop and Icy
The bird has escaped from her gilded frame?
I hope the weather will be warm enough to wear this pretty frock again, soon,
we are both looking forward to some summer daze?
My third Laura Ashley frock for Frocktober 2018. I bought this a few years ago, wore it once and fell out of love with it. I realised the other day that it was because I wasn't happy with the photos I took the one time I wore it, nor how I accessorised it. So I gave it another chance yesterday and regret not wearing it sooner. It really is a lovely dress (despite being a button-front, which is not normally a style I'm attracted to).
Anyway, here I am in my favourite Sydney selfie spot.
My Frocktober campaign to raise funds for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation has now hit the $400 mark. Please help me reach $500 by the end of the month. Any donation, no matter how small, will be very much appreciated. And you can even make them anonymously. The link is here: www.mycause.com.au/page/185933/it-has-pockets
Macro Mondays ~ Clothing
Surrounded by snow with no end in sight, white was the last color I felt like working with today. But this dress also reminded me of the lightness of spring and the crisp, cool feel of cotton on a warm afternoon. I can dream can't I?
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Here's my pretty Laura Ashley frock without the cardigan so that you can appreciate it in all its feminine glory.
And having appreciated it, you can contribute to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation's work in fighting this deadly disease here:
And here it is - the second of the ten frocks I'll be wearing throughout October as part of the annual Frocktober fundraiser for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation.
You can donate here - www.mycause.com.au/page/185933/it-has-pockets
Casse' Frocks, 6 West Pike Street, Covington, Kentucky. Casse' Frocks was a chain of fur stores. Cassé Frocks was the height of futuristic fashion when it debuted in July 1929. From their stained glass entrances to the design of their store interiors, everything Cassé Frocks did was Art Nouveau and Art Deco fabulous. Then the owner of the largest U.S. dress manufacturing plant, Cassé Frocks spent a ton of money on its expansion just before the Depression hit: their goal was to grow from 50 stores to 200 stores from 1929 to 1931. However, the company disappeared around 1930, a casualty of the Great Depression.
i belong to a facebook group called frock up friday, they made a book i am in it wearing a frock i made myself, happy days.
I love this print by Australian designer Kristen Doran. This little dress will soon be listed in my Etsy shop.
It's the last day of October, and I'm squeezing in just one more frock in this year's Frocktober.
Last year I wore frocks on eleven days, but actually managed thirteen different dresses. This year I've only managed twelve different dresses, but on twelve days. All of the dresses I've worn this year are different from the ones I wore last year.
October started with a dress suitable for a cold, wet day. I finish with this light floaty summer-dress because the weather's getting a bit toasty.
I will continue to post pictures of this year's Frocktober frocks. And maybe you'd like to make a donation. As much as I enjoy seeing your comments and faves, a few contributions to help the work of the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation would really put a smile on my face.
Thank you. You can donate here: