As promised, here are some colour pics of the ooobop! Danielle I completed this weekend. Though there is actually not much colour to be seen… its a monochrome dress in any case! We had such a lovely day out at the Tate Britain on Sunday and a perfect opportunity to showcase my new dress! More remarks about my shoes than my dress but that was to be expected! I was approached on two separate occasions by visitors asking to photograph my feet and by many others who couldn’t help but to smile and pass comment. Attention seeking? Moi?!
Cerith Wyn Evans' Chandelier. Morse code has never been so cool! The children loved drawing this one.
Damien Hirst's butterflies
A girl can never have enough stripes!
They are surprisingly comfortable . . . honest!
For me, part of the pleasure of visiting an art gallery is looking at what the other visitors are wearing. I’m sorry I missed you – what a great outfit!
Why thank you!
What a brilliant idea to get your outfit photographed in Tate Britain. Those shoes are amazing! So is that beautiful chandelier. The dress is wonderful. Are you sure you’re a beginner?
Thank you Karen. I forgot how much I love going to galleries . . . and I was quite surprised we were allowed to take pictures!
Wow! What a gorgeous dress! I’ve seen that pattern made up in floral cotton and thought it looked a little twee (even for me) but in plain and stripey linen you’ve made it look stunning. Like a very modern Jane Austen dress, if you will. The photo with the butterflies is particularly good.
Thank you everso Tilly. That means so much coming from you!