Amai-zing nails

On Monday I rather excitingly had my nails done. I simply had to share the results. I’m hoping this means they might grow a bit for a change!

My nails were done using CND shellac. This is a gel type nail polish which is super long lasting. I’ve had this on siz days so far and it is still PERFECT.

my nails have also been accented with glitter and foils.

Now where did I get my nails done? I had these done at the fabulous Amai salon in Croydon. The staff here were totally lovely, and the lady who did my nails. was a true pro. I felt like my hands had been “treated” for the first time in ages. Such a fabulous, and relaxing experience.

                           

To find out more about Amai salon click the link here

Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue

Ok…So i can’t fulfil the something borrowed part of this BUT the rest I can.

That’s because it is mine and Naomi Thompsons SUPER AMAZING WEDDING SALE.

Are you getting married?

Do you know someone that is getting married?

Or, are you attending a wedding?

THEN I HAVE TREATS FOR YOU.

See all the 88 items here

30s or early 40s silk wedding dress

40s wedding dress with an original photo of the bride

50s wedding dress with HUGE train

70s wedding jumpsuit

20s 30s beaded bag (I actually have four of these listed!)

Art nouveau look brooch (lots of stunning jewellery on offer)

L.K. Bennett pale gold silk suit

Pale blue dress and headdress- perfect for a bridesmaid

And even if you AREN’T doing any of these, some of the items I have listed this week are superb any way.

40s navy blue crepe dress

50s floral print ballgown by Maureen Baker Sportswear

Coast blue satin wiggle dress-perfect for prom etc.

60s Victor Josselyn dress

60s Blanes dress

So whether you are going to a wedding, prom, or any kind of formal event, do check out this weeks listings!!! There is some fab stuff on offer.

See all the items here

Dating clothing and Zips

It’s rare that I’ll just use this blog to link to another blog post, BUT I wrote this piece for Queens of Vintage (linked below) that I think a lot of my readers here might be interested in reading.

Dating Vintage clothing through zips.

http://www.queensofvintage.com/how-to-date-vintage-clothing-by-looking-at-zips/

If you have any further questions do ask away! : )