Si vous vous mettez à fredonner les paroles de l'iconique chanson de Brigitte Bardot à la lecture du titre de ce billet personne ne vous blamera! ;)
La mode se nourrit d'influences extérieures très variées mais elle nous conduit à toucher et à nous interesser à différents domaines en retour.
C'est à la musique donc, et au célèbre refrain en particulier que je pense lorsque je porte cette robe chemise.
C'est la troisième fois que vous la voyez s'illustrer sur le blog et ce, contre toute attente. Sa longueur d'une part, et son imprimé et sa transparence par ailleurs n'en faisaient pas spécialement un vêtement tout-terrain...
Pourtant elle fonctionne plutôt bien et épouse volontiers d'autres styles. J'ai néanmoins souhaité la conserver dans son "jus" maritime en la portant avec cette robe marinière.
L'appel du large sans doute...
Les afficionados du plancher des vaches se consoleront avec les chaussures et le cabas camouflage: l'équilibre terre et mer est bien respecté! ;)
Je constate par ailleurs avec plaisir combien j'ai été bien inspirée de commander d'abord et de conserver ensuite ces sabots Jefferey Campbell.
Je ne les ai quasiment jamais porté au moment de leur achat mais je me suis rattrappée depuis l'an dernier.
Remis au goût du jour par Louis Vuitton et sa collection Cruise 2013, vous en trouverez une version tout à fait pertinente, en plus d'être abordable, chez l'Espagnol en ce moment même. Ils viendront gaiement relever vos looks 70's.
Je vous souhaite un excellent Mercredi!
If you start humming the iconic song by Brigitte Bardot once you've read the title of this post nobody will blame you for that! ;)
Very varied influences come to nourish fashion but it also leads us to take interest in different fields in return.
When I wear this shirt dress I think about music in general and this fazmous chorus in particular.
It's the third time you see it on the blog, and quite unexpectedly so. Its length on the one hand and its print and the fact it's sheer on the other don't make it a particularly versatile piece...
Yet it works rather well paired with other styles though I wanted to keep the sea vibe and wore it with that breton dress.
The call of the sea probably...
The erath aficionados will find solace in the shoes and the camo tote for a perfect balance between land and sea! ;)
Besides I'm more than pleased to note how well I've done to order and store these Jeffrey Campbell clogs. I almost never wore them when I first purchased them but I've done some serious catch up since then.
The've been back in fashion with Louis Vuitton 2013 Cruise collection and you'll find a nice and affordable alternative at Zara right now.
They'll happily spice up your 70's outfits.
I wish you an excellent Wednesday!
If you start humming the iconic song by Brigitte Bardot once you've read the title of this post nobody will blame you for that! ;)
Very varied influences come to nourish fashion but it also leads us to take interest in different fields in return.
When I wear this shirt dress I think about music in general and this fazmous chorus in particular.
It's the third time you see it on the blog, and quite unexpectedly so. Its length on the one hand and its print and the fact it's sheer on the other don't make it a particularly versatile piece...
Yet it works rather well paired with other styles though I wanted to keep the sea vibe and wore it with that breton dress.
The call of the sea probably...
The erath aficionados will find solace in the shoes and the camo tote for a perfect balance between land and sea! ;)
Besides I'm more than pleased to note how well I've done to order and store these Jeffrey Campbell clogs. I almost never wore them when I first purchased them but I've done some serious catch up since then.
The've been back in fashion with Louis Vuitton 2013 Cruise collection and you'll find a nice and affordable alternative at Zara right now.
They'll happily spice up your 70's outfits.
I wish you an excellent Wednesday!
Robe chemise et robe marinière/ Shirt dress and Breton dress: H&M
Ceinture/ Belt: Zara
Sabots/ Clogs: Jeffrey Campbell