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RPPC cut into an oval with black paper on the back from being glued into an album. AZO stamp box from 1904-1918. I hope they both had long, healthy and happy lives.
For the 1st look, I'd brought along this black Tuxedo Dress from Phase Eight. On a couple of my previous makeovers, Cindy had styled me in dresses or jackets from Phase Eight which I had rather liked, prompting me to see if I could find the specific pieces or similarly styled items to add to my wardrobe. Sometime, during late November I was sat in my local coffee shop idly flipping through a newspaper and spotted an article about Tuxedo and Blazer dresses for the upcoming party season - The black and white Phase Eight dresses caught me eye and I decided to see if I could get hold of the Black dress for the upcoming makeover.
For shoes, I'd brought along a favourite pair of patent black mules that I'd worn on a couple of my previous makeovers. As far as accessories were concerned, Cindy had selected a pearl necklace along with a pair of matching bracelets and earrings.
As with the last couple of makeovers, we'd decided to paint my nails rather than use false nails - The colour Cindy selected wasn't quite an exact match for my lipstick, but it was a pleasingly close match.
Once again, Cindy went with blonde for my hair, selecting a lighter shade than we'd used before - For some reason, the styling reminded me of an actress I had seen recently, but I couldn't remember who, but think it might've been either Jennifer Anniston or Gillian Anderson.
Lately, I've been bad with snacking and have put some of the weight that I'd lost back on again - Whilst the overall look is pleasing, the weight gain is showing - If I can regain my will power/discipline and drop the extra weight again, it would be fun to revisit this.
For the photos, we stayed in Cindy's makeup room where she had me pose on the sofa and by the door. For a few of the photos Cindy also had me play with my hair.
Wardrobe: Davina
Makeup, styling and photography: Cindy, BoysWillBeGirls
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J'ai fait d'une pierre deux coups 💕
C'est une pierre qui est parfaite des deux côtés, chose rare !
J'ai donc décidé de peindre un chat sur chaque face .
Une pièce idéale pour poser devant une fenêtre, elle sera décorative de l'intérieur comme de l'extérieur.
Dimension 26 cm et son poids 7.420 kg. un/deux chats grandeur nature 😺😸
My boots are wearable once more. A celebratory outfit.
Bow tie necklace - thrift
Dress - homemade from thrift fabric (my own pattern)
Tights - Coles
Boots - thrift
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Le Tuxedo
Eugenia Perrin-Frost
The last picture of my Eugenia wearing that cap.
I don't like it and to me she looks much better without it.
"Colonel Sanders", our gentle little rescue who was abandoned on the side of the road a few miles south of us.
Recreated a cake I had done many moons ago for a prom theme. This time a bit bigger and for a wedding.
6"&8" vanilla/chocolate and chocolate/vanilla - made to look like wedding dress and tuxedo with pair of giant gumpaste rings on top tier.
This was for a small wedding up north.