Thursday, 9 April 2009

Shop flit

Saw Kate Moss’s stuff in TopShop, not really impressed, it looked like she’d been through a bunch of charity shop - sorry vintage, gear and basically got them to remake it. Which one could call an eclectic collection if they were all true finds, but copies?
Lovely cornflower blue shade on a couple of Reiss’s pieces (ha ha), and a very cute little ruffle skirt, soon, soon, the cake will stop.
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