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As a plus-size, wheelchair using, woman, I am used to being inspired by a look and then adapting it to suit me. No different, in fact, to the approach most women take to the extremes of fashion and style imagery that we are bombarded with from every direction. I am currently feeling pretty inspired by […]
MoreIt’s so close to Christmas that I’m dedicating my Friday post to delicious treats from now until then (and maybe beyond if I feel like it … January is so dull without a treat or two). This week my treat is edible. Chocolate … exquisitely wrapped, delicate tasting, beautifully made, mouth sized cubic treats from […]
MoreThis style of cape is ideal for me in my wheelchair … you will be able to find it with fake fur if you wish … and so totally forgiving for the less than conventionally sized. I have one just like it to swathe myself in on the coldest of winter days. I don’t bother […]
MoreHaving just thought of Giles yesterday, on scarves, I later saw news about his exclusive range for Matches. Weird how that happens, isn’t it? Think of a name, mention it, see more on it … must be some sort of subliminal memory awareness jog … Although I like Matches in general – a very nice online […]
MoreJoking about extreme fashion today, I remembered these fantastic scarves by Giles Deacon from a few years ago. I was desperate for one but, by the time D went looking, they were totally sold out! I feel similarly this year about Marc Jacobs Hats. D will persist in telling me that they are too expensive, […]
MoreFlipping through the December issue of UK Harpers Bazaar, I thought this Marchesa dress, worn by Marion Cotillard was just breathtakingly beautiful. Like most people, I imagine, I would have no cause to wear such a garment myself even supposing I had the body – and I do not – to carry it off and/or […]
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