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First stall outfit!

Hi folks J

I am tre excited to show you this fabulous dress I wore yesterday for me and my partners first stall at Camden Market. I absolutely love this, and I couldn’t wait to put it on in the morning. It’s exactly the kind of dress that shows all the right curves and hides all the “trouble areas”- it makes you feel like a million dollars!

Anyways, I felt like an uber sex kitten in this dress and wish I could wear it everyday.


Dress: Sohos
Cardigan: South (Via Very)
Scarf: Marks and Spencer
Tights: Marks and Spencer
Shoes: Dorothy Perkins

In regards to the stall, it went pretty well, and this is how we set it up:



Next month, we are going to use a Black or dark Brown cloth, as the White one we used, washed the jewellery out a little bit. But, despite that, we sold five items in total and had many people complementing us on our designs- we’re excited for our next run. This is my favourite piece from yesterday:




‘Til next time!

Xxx



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  1. A dress is for life22 July 2012 at 21:10

    I love this dress it's gorgeous xx

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    1. An Autumns Grace23 July 2012 at 13:03

      Thanks so much! I love it too, it's from Soho's http://www.sohos.co.uk/ - they have so many lovely things. Watch your bank balance though, lol. x

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