The Wind Will Change and Your Face Will Stay Like That

I was sitting across from The Stylist this afternoon.
She looked me up and down and piped up, "That's pretty over the top even for you Mum."
I guess I did look slightly OTT for a wander down to the servo for a loaf of bread.
Yesterday I did a thing with my hair.
I mixed a couple of teaspoons of Manic Panic's Violet Night into a handful of conditioner and spread it through my hair.
Hello Mrs Slocombe!




We sat down for a coffee at a nearby takeaway joint and people gassing up their vehicles copped an eyeful of two mad-looking wenches.
Clearly, from the reactions it was a bit much for a nondescript, mid-afternoon Sunday, but it will give them something to mull over for the rest of the day.
If I displease or shock then too bad, I'm shocked by the overwhelming number of people who look like clones.
Lips earrings - Bones CoutureSequinned top - gift from dear HeatherMassive gangsta necklace - gift from gorgeous Ada1940s slip - eBay1950s handbag - op shop scoreShoes - flea market, now in the bin coz I HATE walking in them.Two days ago I ran out of milk so off I trotted ... 



1950s coat - flea market
1930s satin nightie - Etsy
Tassel necklace and silk scarf - op shops
Melissa shoes - shopped by dear Suzanne
Earrings - Bones Couture
Several days ago I decided to dress for urban guerrilla battles circa 1937.
The Stylist took these rather creative photos.  
I swear that girl is going places with a camera.




Vintage beret - EtsySilk scarf - op shop"Perfect" badge - gift from lovely TralalaCotton shirt - nicked it off The Phoenix1950s men's trousers - eBayDoc Marten boots - retailI'm linking up to Sacramento's awesome thingy.
Love,
Desiree xoxoxo