Skip to main content

Polka Dot Dreams


There are times when an item of clothing comes into your life and you wonder, 'How have I lived without this?!'. This polka dot dream, designed by Nicolette Mason, for Modcloth, makes me wonder....

If you're a regular reader of my blog you already know about my hysteria for polka dots, vintage and dresses - this dress is everything a girl like me could want! Although I feel it has a classic 50's silhouette, there's something so 80's about it too. The dress is made out of Polyester, while the two (yes, two!) petticoats are made out of Polyester and Nylon, respectively. The dress arrives with the bow initially at the front, but it can also be tied at the back. I personally love the affect of the bow at the front and think it gives the dress a bit of a edge, so that's how I chose to wear it for the photos:
Dress: Nicolette Mason, for Modcloth (currently out of stock, but you can check-out items currently available, here)
Heels: Head over Heels, by Dune^
Shrug: eBay
I once had something semi similar with the difference being that it was a red skirt with white polka dots, but it had the same shimmer and the little petticoat underneath. I lived in that skirt and it was my favourite item of clothing, I literally hated taking it off! Of course as I grew, it became too small for me to wear, and I have secretly mourned my little princess skirt ever since; when Nicolette's collection for Modcloth was launched, this dress was the one I knew I needed as it made me instantly reminisce to my princess skirt - so much so that I was more than willing to swallow the customs charge. Luckily, I have amazing friends and the ever lovely, Marie, offered to ship it over to me, and I'm so grateful. I paired the dress with my surprisingly comfy heels from Dune, previously seen in this post. I finished the look off with a simple shrug as I didn't want anything too bulky or heavy to take focus away from the dress. I seriously love this look as you can tell from how much I'm smiling :)
It just goes to show you can never be too old to dress like a princess! 

'til next time!


Love and hugs,
Isha
xxx


NOTE: Symbol ^ denotes an item no longer available. 
Labels:

Comments

  1. Unknown20 January 2015 at 17:30

    You look gorgeous, this is such a lush outfit!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. An Autumns Grace27 January 2015 at 21:01

      Aww, thanks gorgeous! I did an embarrassing amount of twirling in this :) x

      Delete
  2. Charli - CurvyGirlThin20 January 2015 at 20:26

    The dress is as cute as but my do those shoes make it ... great styling!

    C xx
    http://curvygirlthin.blogspot.co.uk

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. An Autumns Grace27 January 2015 at 21:03

      Haha, it's funny, I was a little worried about the shoes. I didn't want to go black and I'm really happy with how the blue looks with the pink. :) xoxo

      Delete
  3. Elle @ (Eat.Style.Play)22 January 2015 at 12:15

    So jelly, love this dress so cute!

    ReplyDelete
  4. AVY25 January 2015 at 14:32

    Very cute, love the shoes.

    /Avy

    http://mymotherfuckedmickjagger.blogspot.com

    ♥

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. An Autumns Grace27 January 2015 at 21:04

      Thank you. I love how the shoes look with the dress too - different, but it really works :) X

      Delete

Post a comment

Popular posts from this blog

To BB or not to BB (Part. 1)

2 comments
Read more

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…
Post a comment
Read more

When a photo shoot is about more than just the pictures

10 comments
Read more