My Hair, A Square and Some Fairs
In other news, look who came to add some glamour to the Kinky pitch at Nottingham's Fayre In The Square on Saturday, only darlings Curtise & Tania. It looks like they're trying to kidnap me.
Tania bought the purple Snow Queen cape from us last month and Curtise went off to the pub wearing the sassy cropped leopard jacket she snaffled on Saturday (and I had to stay behind with cheese sandwiches and Thermos of coffee).
Hello to Zoe. Originally from Canada, she reads both Curtise's & my blog and came along to say hi. I love it when people do that, I'm not as scary as I look, honest!
The rain kindly held off until we'd unloaded the van and set up the stall, but continued relentlessly all day.
Wearing: 1960s Hardy Amies fake fur, Levis shirt, self skinny-ed trousers, original 70s cherry red DMs, tweed flat cap
Not that it dampened our spirits, if us Brits were bothered by a bit of rain we'd have died out centuries ago. We had a roof, a suitcase boombox and a MP3 player loaded with classic tunes so we danced the day away.
Wearing: 1970s Tori Richards of Honolulu psychedelic maxi, vintage Saluki fake fur, 1970s platform boots, Lamini tribal pendant
...and then we got to do it all over again the following day at Stockport. Two 5am starts in a row, smashing!
Jon: 1960s Hardy Amies fake fur, vintage Bri-nylon shirt, Tootal kipper tie, 1970s denim blazer, skinny-ed up trousers, tooled leather belt, 1970s DMs Me: 1970s psychedelic maxi, white go-go boots, marabou trimmed velvet opera coat, Lamani tribal belt (worn as a pendant)
I even managed a couple of sneaky purchases, too. I might be having a day out soon and obviously need something to wear!
That's it - no more vintage fairs until 29th November but there's no time for slacking. We've got an official photo-shoot for Your Home magazine happening next week and a house that looks more like an explosion in a charity shop than a stylish pad.
Linking to Patti's Visible Monday.
See you soon!
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