The fabric is light and floaty, perfect for the heat, and kept me covered enough so that I didn't spontaneously combust on a stroll around the baking hot car boot sale. We called into a local nature reserve a little later, which is where these photos were taken. It was sweltering and the sun was glaring, which made getting some good shots really difficult. We tried me facing the sun, back to the sun, fully in the shade... none of it was working very well! So, I'm not happy with these photos but it was too hot to try again and time is something I'm really short of at the moment. We called it quits and went and sat by the sea and ate ice-cream. Perfection will have to wait. Shooting into the sun is something I'd like to practice, as it's a technique that can reduce the bleaching that bright sunlight can cause (blogger Catherine Summers wrote an excellent blog photo post here on the topic).
Pyjama trousers by Rosie at M&S, thrifted silk scarf in hair, thrifted Primark top, Clarks sandals, thrifted vintage raffia bag, thrifted vintage necklace worn as bracelet, vintage Polaroid sunglasses (gift).
The seagulls didn't get me this time, a lucky escape!
Linking up with: #iwillwearwhatilike, Visible Monday, Fancy Friday
Really cute look! I love the flowy trousers/summery accessories combination, especially with the chic headscarf and the parasol. And shooting in bright sunlight can be really tough, so I think you've done a great job showing off the outfit despite the struggle.
ReplyDeleteThose trousers look really comfy - I will have to visit M & S.
ReplyDeleteI never used to wear trousers very often in summer but I found a white pair a month or so ago and have fallen in love with them
I would never have guessed these were pyjama bottoms! They seem to be just the ticket for the swelteringly hot weather, and the lacy top is perfect with it. How pretty is that parasol? Even though bright sunlight isn't the greatest condition for taking photographs, I do love that last shot of you! xxx
ReplyDeleteI would have never guessed it....
ReplyDeleteThere’s no way they look like pyjamas - and certainly nowhere near as offensive as the dreaded onesie (I don’t get it - there’s nicer comfortable clothes!). Can’t wait to read that link about shooting into the sun even if I doubt I’m going to be much of that in the near future... xx
ReplyDeleteYou look lovely. I'd have assumed those were slinky trousers, not actual pyjama bottoms, as the overall look is one of elegance, not "I can't be bothered".
ReplyDeleteThey (and you) look fabulous! That pink paisley two piece I wore at Larmer Tree was a 1960s St Michael pyjama set, I don't think anybody would have guessed if I hadn't told them. xxx
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