Dip-dye Swan Dress

Well, I say dip-dye, but it’s not. The pattern is an array of Blue and White flowers, which is perfect for spring days (although I wasn’t exactly blinded by the light on this particular day). I’ve had this beaut for about three years now, but this is only my second time wearing it. I was never really sure about the top half, but now I love it! It looks like gorgeous dip-dye swan wings.

The fabric is so light which is lovely, although not great for the wind and proved to be quite bothersome while taking the below pictures. I kept the rest of the outfit simple with a Grey cardigan and cute ballet pumps.

Floaty, feminine, and comfortable – perfect!

Dress: M&S

Cardigan: South (via Very)

Tights: Boots

Ballet pumps: Next

Close-up of the pattern

Struggling with the wind :/

I’m really looking forward to the Bank Holiday weekend – I intend to get up to much mischief ;)

Hope you’re all well!

‘Til next time.

Isha Reid

xxx

Comments

To BB or not to BB (Part. 1)

Success

In the blogger world, success is often in reference to money or exposure. Often these two things go hand-in-hand, in that the more exposure you get the more you are in a position to ask to be paid for your work/ name/ face, etc. Blogging has become a business for many and an aspiration to even more, but are we being realistic?

Don't get me wrong, I think it's great to have ambition and to work and strive for a goal or goals, but I also think it's important to be realistic with those goals. There are so many factors that come into trying to make a blog a business. For example, bloggers whom have been able to make their blog their sole source of income are often white, slim/ slim passing, a small fat, able-bodied, cis gendered, and/ or with euro-centric beauty. There are of course other examples that correlate, but that's the starting point. Not every blogger is going to fall into that blueprint, nor should we, but unfortunately we have not yet reached a point where said…

An Autumn's Grace

Search This Blog