(For those of you not in the know, those are lyrics from a kate bush song from which this post gets it's title)
This version of the tote is actually dip dyed in a rosy color (though it's a bit hard to decipher in these photos). Take my word for it, it's dreamy in person!
bag - fieldguided
dress - american apparel
slip - vintage
belt - kate moss for topshop
shoes -uo
I also think it's high time for another round of "name that obscure plant from my garden" - Last time someone actually knew what the plant was, much to my surprise! Here is the plant in question...
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I love your hair style! I am trying to grow out my bangs and they are driving me crazy - something like that is a nice solution to getting them out of the way. I will have to try it out!
I have been lusting after one of those tote bags too. Canvas tote bags are definitely my go-to, they are just so easy and versatile. The dip-dye is really pretty. I might have to try that on one of mine!
yes! you should definitely try it - it is the perfect hair do for sweltering summer days.
I'm pretty sure that's a relative of the other succulent! I just bought a fieldguided tote for my friend (the meow one) and now I want one SOOOO bad! I love your hair like that, its so chic.
ah i have one of those plants! in swedish it's called "fetbladingar" wich directly translated would be something like "fat leafs". anyway should be the name of the plant-family! if i'm not totally wrong and i could very well be just that
Your dress is very pretty. I love the bag too, I can just about make out the pink. Got to love an obscure lyric too, though it's a well known song!
love the dress and shoes, gorgeous x
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It looks like jade, though I may be wrong.
This hair style looks great on you!
It's a Jade Plant, and is a succulent that can allegedly stave off thirst if you break the leaves open and suck out the moisture. I've been fortunate enough not to have to test this theory, but I suppose you could look it up. It's beautiful and surprisingly hardy, and will grow large enough to make a wall :)
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