Now, back to the pancakes, unfortunately, I didn't get to eat them on actual pancake day as that evening I was enjoying the splendour that is the Crazy Bear private members club (http://www.crazybeargroup.co.uk/), and what a memorable evening that was... I think....All I know is that when I entered, I looked pretty damn elegant in my black pencil skirt, black polo neck, black tassled heels and cats eye glasses with hair back in a neat ponytail.....not entirely sure I was keeping up the elegance after a few glasses of fizz though...but it had been a hard day so I deserved it!
So the rest of the week whizzed by and before I knew it, it was Saturday evening - time for some Burlesque!!! This particular weekend I was going for something a bit different - The Hurly Burly Show with Miss Polly Rae at the Garrick Theatre (http://www.hurlyburlyuk.com/) which was brilliant; funny, saucy, mesmerising & sexy - what more could you want?!?!??! Anyway, while I obviously looked gorgeous I'm going to keep the outfit under wraps for now as I'm intending to showcase it on here in a few weeks....so to keep you entertained for now, I now give to you, my loyal subjects the latest outfit from Lucille Von Frock, it's a corker!!!
Ta daaaa!!! What do you think? Enough colour for you? Anyway, let me talk you through it my lovelies...As you'll see it's a 1950's style halter neck dress with a full skirt in a gorgeous emerald green satin, coupled with a red petticoat and accessories. The obvious choice for petticoat and accessories for this outfit would be black, which I have gone with a few times, but for something with a bit more pizazz I've gone for a red accent.
The dress is from Vivien Of Holloway (http://www.vivienofholloway.com/) who is the 'go to' for vintage style reproduction dresses, the petticoat is from Ebay and cost around £20, although the picture doesn't actually do it justice, once it's on an actual human being with legs it fills out more....the shoes I've mentioned on here previously; River Island and I've no idea where the bag is from or the elasticated belt, I've had them for years....The red shade of the bag and shoes don't match perfectly because of the different textures of fabric used, but I have so many red evening bags I just chose one so you could get the idea of what the whole outfit looks like together....
Now, onto jewellery. Because the dress is so full on jewellery needs to be low key, so earrings wise I'd go for a simple hoop, I haven't bothered taking a photo of hoop earrings because everyone knows what they look like right? As for around the neck I've opted for a necklace with attitude to take the edge off the 'prom queen' look, it's from Vivienne Westwood and is a simple thin chain with a small 'knuckle duster' on it - simple yet effective...
So, there we go, another outfit for you kittie kats to try out, have fun, enjoy it and I'll see you next week!! But don't forget, you can follow me on Twitter & Facebook. If you need to get in touch email me on wlmailhtml:{C7D3BF60-8FDA-472A-BE51-BF7184949F68}mid://00000225/!x-usc:mailto:helen@lucille-von-frock.co.uk and call me on 07547 635870 - don't be a stranger, get in touch! xx
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