May weddings seem all the rage and not just dear old Harry and Meghan! Been invited to my friends' second wedding, and I have not a single thought what to wear. I asked her and she said "Posh".
What is posh to me may not be posh to anyone else. Port Out Starboard Home - is the real definition of posh - 1930s cruising acronym.
17th Century Banqueting gear mayhap?
1940s spotted red dress with red hair net and rose?
20th Century Flowery frock with big hat?
I have a big hat that I have worn only once it's black with sugar pink feathers, the last time I wore it was ten years ago. Probably eaten by the mice in the attic by now
Ooooh... I have a 18th Century Gainsborough hat, I have a 1920s cloche hat, I have a leopard skin hat that goes with my 1930s stuff.
I think that's the trouble with living in the past as the re-enactor, you spend so much money
on clothes that don't belong to this century - the 21st!
How far can I go back? Uummm I have a Wilma Flintstone outfit if that's any help!
Well me and my holy toe (hole in my toe - took me a bit of courage to look at today, but it's ok!) will have to hit the shops and see if I can re-enact being part of the 21st Century.
I honestly thought that by this time the 2000s I'd have my own Jet Pack and a little weekend getaway on the moon, and be wearing silver one piece suits. Bit disappointed but hey, onwards and upwards.
Speak soon have a totes amazeballs weekend all.
Do you think it's the painkillers? Urm perhaps too many? Never mind I'm happy!
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