Tag Archives: purple

Outfit of the day 08/03/17

Posted on 08/03/2017 by The Librain

I am so pleased that I was feeling well enough to go out again today! Whoop! Even if it was only one of our garden centre visits again. It is better than lying in bed all day. Today’s outfit was … Continue reading →

Posted in Clothes, Family, Lifestyle, Outfit of the day, Politics, Scarves, Wardrobe, Women's Rights | Tagged Bateau Fleuri, blue, Cotton Traders, feminism, Ferragamo, gavroches, Hermès, jeans, John Lewis, jumpers, MaiTai, navy, purple, turquoise, women | Leave a comment

Scarf of the moment: L’Arbre du Vent

Posted on 24/02/2017 by The Librain

I adore the gorgeous colours and the complex pattern of L’Arbre du Vent. This scarf was designed by Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo for Hermès’ Autumn/Winter 2015 season. The design is versatile and ties beautifully because all four corners are very different, showcasing a … Continue reading →

Posted in Scarf of the moment, Scarves, Wardrobe | Tagged blue, fuchsia, Hermès, L'Arbre du Vent, Montserrat Gonzalez-Lugo, purple, scarf ties, teal, turquoise | 6 Comments

Outfit of the day 17/02/17

Posted on 17/02/2017 by The Librain

Today’s outfit was very similar to the clothes I wore to the hospital on Tuesday. The weather has got quite a lot warmer and I don’t need the heavy navy wool jumper – layers are much better in England in … Continue reading →

Posted in Clothes, Libraries, Outfit of the day, Scarves, Wardrobe | Tagged bangles, blue, Blue Nile, boots, cardigans, gavroches, Halcyon Days, Hermès, jeans, navy, posters, publicity, purple, t-shirts, teal, turquoise, Zebra Pegasus | Leave a comment

Outfit of the day 14/02/17

Posted on 14/02/2017 by The Librain

Another hospital visit today, this time for me. It was a regular check up with my Respiratory Consultant, who keeps an eye on all my various illnesses and coordinates everything. The interesting news is that I am being considered for … Continue reading →

Posted in Clothes, Health, Outfit of the day, Reading, Scarves, Wardrobe | Tagged Blue Nile, books, cardigans, Ferragamo, Hermès, hospitals, indigo, jeans, La Promenade de Platon, navy, purple, socks, t-shirts, teal, turquoise | Leave a comment

Outfit of the day 03/02/17

Posted on 03/02/2017 by The Librain

I will admit from the start that I am cheating a little bit. This is the outfit I would have worn today, if we had gone out. For once, I was feeling just about well enough for a pot of … Continue reading →

Posted in Clothes, Family, Friends, Health, Lifestyle, Outfit of the day, Scarves, Wardrobe | Tagged beige, boots, brown, camel, caramel, earrings, Ferragamo, jackets, jeans, jumpers, MaiTai, navy, pink, purple, scarf rings, sweaters, tan | 2 Comments

Wardrobe planning #04 – choosing colours #03

Posted on 30/01/2017 by The Librain

Dilemma: how to change a wardrobe that suited my working life to fit with retirement? In 2014, I officially retired from my position as a school librarian. As I had been off work for some time with illness, this was … Continue reading →

Posted in Clothes, Wardrobe, Wardrobe planning | Tagged accessories, blue, brown, colour analysis, colours, coral, cream, navy, planning, purple, research, turquoise, white | 1 Comment

Outfit of the day 26/01/17

Posted on 26/01/2017 by The Librain

This afternoon, I went to the local cinema with Younger Son to see Rogue One – all good fun science fiction with loads of action, the usual daft plot holes and an intriguing CGI version of Peter Cushing. We really … Continue reading →

Posted in Clothes, Family, Handbags, Lifestyle, Outfit of the day, Scarves, Wardrobe | Tagged bangles, Blue Nile, cinema, Clarks, Cotton Traders, earrings, Etsy, films, Francesco Biasia, green, Halcyon Days, Hotter, joggers, jumpers, Lands' End, lilac, movies, navy, purple, slippers, Tommy Hilfiger, white | Leave a comment

Outfit of the day 24/01/17

Posted on 24/01/2017 by The Librain

Since my last post on Friday, things have improved a fair bit. I spent the weekend slowly regaining my health and strength – well, by regaining I mean getting back to my previous pretty crap levels rather than the really … Continue reading →