I managed to get these images in just before the rain yesterday, it seems srping isn’t here after all. I’ve pretty much lived in this cardigan for the last year so I think it deserves to be featured. I’ve had several replacements but non of them seem to work quite as well.
Cardigan: Topshop
Shirt: H&M
Shorts: Miss Selfridge
tights: M&S
Boots: Jeffrey Campbell
Jewellery: Richard Ayres
Septum ring: Bodyjewelleryshop
Images by Richard Ayres
This is an other look where the hair plays an important part. I realised I hadn’t posted an accessory moment with my new extensions yet so I used slightly less accessories than usual for this look. I think it’s a good example to show that less is more sometimes and you should just go with what works for your look.
What I used:
1. Layered spike necklace £5, Primark (occasionally this store surprises me)
2. Pheasant claw earrings, Sophie Adamson
3. Deer skull necklace, Eustratia
Bird claw earring.
For those who wanted to know, my septum ring is from bodyjewellershop.com 
I also get asked about this hair style a lot. The hair extensions I bought were lightest blonde, 22inches. I died them with a selection of Direction colours (lavender, lilac and turquoise) that I painted on and mixed into each other.You should try and get a blonde that matches the colour your hair goes when bleached, this will help the dyed extensions match your hair colour.
I left the hair dye on the extensions a lot longer than I do on my hair. Then rinsed and dried as usual.
The waves were created using a Babyliss Wave envy hair styler. I would suggest having a look on ebay for one of these as they are often cheaper.
I walked into Bird’s yard to find that things had changed less that I expected. The rooms hadn’t been switched around yet but the third floor was being renovated and machines were so loud you could hardly hear what anyone was saying. There were plenty of staff on as we had expected the new jewellery room to be open so the work pace was quite chilled out.
After cleaning and reorganising my booth I decided to have a look round and take some pictures.
The first thing I noticed was that lovely crayfish had moved some new stuff in. I especially love the day of the dead T-Rex skeleton print, as well as the rounded corner moo cards (of which I have run out).
Pretty much immediately after this I noticed the large mirror and decided I had to seize this opportunity to get a picture of my whole outfit. 
I was then asked to look through some magazines and find some interesting images for a collage. I really love this job because it reminds me of the non-stressful part of being at uni.
While looking through the magazines I came across “Fiyah!” a leeds mag I hadn’t seen before.
There was a feature on Bird’s yard inside and the Eustratia booth was visible in the picture.
I don’t think they mentioned individual designers but it was still nice to see.
The lady I was working with that day runs Urban fox. A label that makes the most adorable cushions. She also customises and re-upholsters furniture, there is a specific chain downstairs at Bird’s yard I’ve had my eye on since I first walked into the shop.
I have mentioned Belles Bejewelled on here before but I’d never tried on one of these strand necklaces. I decided to give one a go. It looked kind of cool and messy from the front but I preferred it worn over the shoulder.
One on each shoulder was a definitely strong look with maximum editorial potential. I’d love to wear these for a shoot.
It was Jubilee weekend so I decided it would be entertaining to try on Cloe’s inflatable crown and hold a diamond. I’m not usually the humorous type but this shop obviously inspires!
To finish off the nonsense, after re-pricing all the dresses on one side of the room I decided to try on a vintage wedding dress.
The top part didn’t really suit me but I love the layers of ruffles!
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