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Jun 25, 2010
Convocation Catwalk
University of British Columbia
Originally uploaded by Bijou Living
So, there I was yesterday sitting up amongst the faculty cheering on our graduating class of 2010 and what was I focusing on - shoes, pant hems and gown lengths.
What you wear under your convocation gown is more important than you think. I learned this fourteen years ago at my university convocation. I wore a floor length black skirt and white collared shirt. However, I did not realize that the gown's v-neck would be so high and the length would not be suitable for one of petite stature. I had to tuck in my collar and accept that I quite possibly looked like a nun shuffling across the convocation catwalk.
So, as you strutt off on that runway to shake the hands of people you don't know remember to work that catwalk! It's your rite of passage and your time to shine!
PS This time I wore black opaque tights, platforms and a collarless shirt under my gown - and I channeled Carine Roitfeld to remind me how to sit.
Jun 23, 2010
Style Inspiration- The British 1920s Hot Places
Jun 22, 2010
Jun 21, 2010
Jun 17, 2010
I could not resist
Being a child of the 80s I wanted this tank dress as soon as I saw it in Christopher Kane's Spring Summer 2010 collection.
Well, I found it on sale!
Next to the words 'free' and 'deal', 'sale' is my third favourite collection of letters in the English language. I'll probably only wear it to the beach, to yoga or to bed which all happen to be amongst my most pleasurable activities so money well spent.
Jun 16, 2010
What's better than wood panelling?
images by Mark Williams
Jun 15, 2010
Quote of the Week - Jean-Dominique Bauby
...I see in the clothing a symbol of continuing life. And proof that I still want to be myself. If I must drool, I may as well drool on cashmere. (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly)
Jun 14, 2010
Last Weekend on the Turntable
David can I have your necklace please?
image via the very cool music site So Many Records, So Little Time
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