Hello everyone, hope you are all well.
For those of us who, like me, live in the Southern
Hemisphere the weather seasons are always in reverse to the rest of the world
which means that why people of Northern Hemisphere are looking forward to the upcoming
summer, people who live below the equator are in the second month of autumn,
aka fall which does not excite me in the slightest. I just can’t stand that at four o’clock in
the afternoon it is as dark outside as if it is midnight. And although the temperature is definitely
cooler than was a month ago, it is a perfect time of a year for wearing
transitional clothes which is very similar to what I see a lot of my fellow
blogers from Europe and North America wear once the winter is over but the
summer is yet to come.
It is around this time of a year, that I like to sort out my
clothes, store away shorts and singlets, pack away sandals and thongs and get
winter pants, jumpers and coats out of the storage room. It is also a time when I take a stock of what
I have for the upcoming season, throw away the old clothes that I know for sure
I wouldn’t be wearing and decide whether I need to buy some new clothes that
will last me through the months of winter.
It is during this evaluation process that I realised that I
need a new so called “transitional” dress, the one that I can wear without a
coat and don’t feel cold and will be able to layer as the weather worsens. I wanted a street dress, not too casual or
too dressy, something I will be able to wear almost everywhere and I think this
dress from Zara ticks all the boxes.
It is made out of a light fabric and I like the fact that
the patterned flowers are relatively small and don’t distract attention from
the silhouette of the dress. It has
ballooning sleeves gathered by a wide cuff and while the front is rather
simple, all the action is focused on its back which has multiple pleats loosely
bunched together by the skinny belt. If
you look at it from behind, it falls mid-calf while the front is about 10 cm
shorter and fleetingly comes right above the knee.
As I said, it is autumn in Sydney and this dress is
absolutely perfect for a cooler day no matter what season is outside, I will
have plenty of opportunities to wear it.
That is the kind of dress that when you are in it, you don’t take yourself too seriously and that was exactly what I wanted. To keep the mood light and a bit naughty, I paired it with fishnet stockings and ankle boots but I am pretty sure that it will look equally good worn with smart shoes or high-heeled boots.NO MATTER WHAT SEASON IS OUTSIDE, I WILL HAVE PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITIES TO WEAR IT.
A simple necklace suspended from the rope and a bright red
lipstick are my only accessories.
Linking up with Shelbee on the Edge, Fine Whatever Blog, Not Dressed as Lamb
Linking up with Shelbee on the Edge, Fine Whatever Blog, Not Dressed as Lamb
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