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A Day At The Fair





Lexi Wears:
Top - H&M
Skirt - The White Company
Sunglasses - Coach
Boots - Thrifted
Bag - Kanken

I spent the bank holiday Monday in a lovely village called Reach just outside of Cambridge. My friend Alice and I explored the local Fair, which was adorable. I decided to sport my new skirt and sunglasses, both found at Bicester village a few weeks ago. I love the off-white colour of the skirt and how the dynamic under layer contrasts with the flowy-ness. I thought the sunnies were so unique due to their blue tint and I'm completely in love with them. And of course I was wearing my signature yellow backpack. It's become one of those pieces that almost feels like an extension of myself because I wear it everyday.







The fair was typically English, complete with the the Mayor of the town throwing new pennies to the children and maypole dancing to mark the beginning of the Summer. It also had a glorious Ferris Wheel, which happens to be one of my favourite things. Although saying that, the ride started to fall to pieces shortly after we got off, which was quite alarming.



Here's a vlog/short film I made of our day. Watch above or click HERE.

-Lexi xo


Asian apron dress






Hello lovelies! On Friday night I was at the Asia house Spring Fair and picked up this amazing apron which I decided to take on as a dress. I love Asian fashion and design so I was very pleased with this find. I think it looks so unique and it's such an interesting piece to layer over a skirt and a t-shirt. Yes, it is an apron but I think it sort of passes for a pinafore. I love the prancing bunnies and the back is so pretty. 

Apron - stall at Asia house fair (see picture below)
Skirt (underneath) - M&S
T-shirt - Gap
Sheer tights - M&S
Boots - Thrifted
Bag - Kanken
Leather cuff - Nu


This is the super coordinated stall I bought the apron from. They had a variety of adorable trinkets and authentic items. I also purchased some pouches with little kawaii characters on them.



Another brand that caught my eye is Posh Graffiti. They had beautiful hand carved wooden lettering and woven baskets which are made by local communities living in the rainforest in Borneo. It's a great scheme and their products are lovely.


The other brand was Lotusfeet who had really cute and original, fairly high end jewellery for such good prices. I bought three of the bracelets from the above bowl for £15.


Lots of exciting things are happening for this blog so stay tuned!

-Lexi xo