Provence day outfit + News

I had amazing food at Provence day

The chefs cooking were all chez panis people

So the food was obviously excellent!!

I was hoping my outfit would match the food, wine, and desert!

I think I succeeded

This guy had an amazing outfit, he told me he's a goat herder!

Lipstick: YSL RougeVolupte in mesmerizing purple

                 Eyeshadow: make up forever aquarelle in orange

                 Nail polish: Essie in lapis of luxry

                 Hat: Vintage 1950s from Clever Nettle

                 Pant Suit: Vintage 1940s from Yesterdazed

                 Belt: Vintage 1970s snake belt

                 Shoes: purple zara criss cross sandals

                 Bracelet: Vintage 1940s clamper with lady bugs and leaves

                 Feathers: Vintage 1920s pale purple millinery feathers

                 Purse: Vintage 1930s painted purse

                 Brooch: 1930's turban lady

NEWS

*I have a new fashion forestry fan page on face book spread the word ;)

With my new fan page you can keep track of newest posts, small thoughts I have, and clothing/accessories that I find on the internet!! There is a like button you can click on my page....

*  Im selling my shoes, shoe clips, brooches, and plastic rain bonnet on etsy so check that out too...If you are a follower of my blog, send me a message on etsy, to talk about reserving or pricing....you are sure to be royally treated! buy them here

* I would like to start advertising, so please contact me if you feel you independent brand would fit my page 

email me at ldvnicole@gmail.com

*  I will be filling my etsy shop and ebay shop with vintage shoes, brooches, and clothing very soon

* I am still finishing up my fall collars and hats that I will also be selling in my etsy shop so stay tuned!

Thanks!! 

Nicole

Up close and personal

Here is the photo shoot of my last fashion show!

You can see the eyelashes I made, shoes, hats, and two extra outfits
photography by: Heath Orchard

edit: someone asked for a detailed description:

My collection was inspired by the mysterious treasures of the sea.  I researched hermit crabs in clear glass shells and organic sea shapes for the aesthetics, while using hat making techniques for construction inspiration.  I  molded giant lobsters and shells into existence.  I made sure the raincoat embodied the glass shells in the hermit crab experiment, while the silk dress underneath was as soft as the body of a hermit crab.  I made my own resin crab and shell zipper pulls and shoe clips.  The prints on the linings, dress, and blouse were all designed and printed by me.  I made extra accessories as well: shell hat, plastic rain hat, and eyelashes.