Showing posts with label colour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colour. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 July 2010

Colour me happy



The sun has got his hat on! I'm in a particularly colourful mood today, so thought I'd share these recent finds with you. Sorry peeps, I can't for the life of me remember where they are from, excenp the top and bottom ones, which are RCVA x Erin Wasson, and have been posted everywhere because they are so frigging awesome.) Please let me know if you recognise t'others.

Enjoy the sunshine, if you have some. I'm off to say a liquid sayonara to a friend who's moving to Tokyo.

Friday, 21 May 2010

Sparkle motion




Thursday 20 June was an exciting day for the UK high street - H&M Fashion for Aids line and Kate Moss's biggest collection yet both hit the shelves, to much elbowing and catfighting on Oxford Street, I can tell you.

Managed to picked up a couple of beauties on a whistlestop tour after work - more about them over the weekend - but one particular find has made this beautiful day even more sunny.

It must have been the return of summer that made me want to take something about my outfit to the next level today... but after over-experimenting with neon clothing in my uni days, I decided to limit my crazy brights to the fingers... so embarked on a glittery journey.

Now, let me preface this by saying I thought my glitter nail days were over long ago (except perhaps at Christmas), until the little gem above caught my eye in ToShoOxo lat night - Barry M nail polish in number 228 - oh the possibilities to add a subtle shimmer to any shade!

With nails already slicked in Nails Inc Satin (my personal fave of the turquoise family), I added a quick layer of this sparkly beauty and the little fellas were transformed from a basic look to something with another dimension. The silver sparkle makes the polish seem shimmery metallic, rather than like something from Claire's Accessories, and instantly more expensive!

It's the closest to Minx I've had at home.

Another bonus of this perfect polish is it sweeps on smooth, rather than scratchy or raised like some glittery polishes, which means less chance of chipping... everyone's a winner!

(Sadly this effect didn't quite translate in the images above - first shot is a before, second is the after - obv.)