Merry Christmas to all of my lovely readers, and I hope your wishes come true (including the one about... well, you know.). 
Meanwhile, here are some pictures of what's in store for Spring!
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas to all of my lovely readers, and I hope your wishes come true (including the one about... well, you know.). 
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Merry Christmas, WFF!
ReplyDeleteLovely shirts! Remind me a bit of Liz Claiborne late 80s.
Merry Christmas, Rose! The shirts are in the Madison Ave. Collection store and were a bright spot on a gray day.
ReplyDeletemerry christmas, fred!
ReplyDelete(putting down paring knife) Merry Christmas, Dinster!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, WFF! Hope your wishes come true too. I don't wish for much this year- health, wealth and a warming blanket. Wait, I got the last one, cross that off my list.:)
ReplyDeleteThanks,Slastena, and Merry Christmas to you! My wishes are way scaled back this year, more global than personal...
ReplyDeleteAh, Liberty prints. They come and go, one of the little bedrocks of our world.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a Merry Christmas time. Up North, we celebrate all the way to 12th night! Everyone has ( electric) candles in their windows at least until then, a welcome antidote to the darkness that falls at 4PM here. I too have more global than personal wishes as I am more than fortunate( no mortgage...);why doesn't everyone have health insurance, still? Why is there still illiteracy? Of course, we must all live our lives so our personal quests for certain,well, shoes and dresses will also continue.
Hi, Lane, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too! I've got lights strung on the terrace rails, and it's really fun to look around to see what's happening on other people's terraces. It's very dark - well, it's night - by 4:30 or so, but the long nights will shorten soon. Meanwhile those flowered shirts were a nice surprise. At $150 per, however, I can wait.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of floral shirts, does the name "Cacherel" ring any bells?
Casherel? Blouses in Madamoiselle mag? In another life? I'm sure these were expensive too. Haven't heard of this co.in ages though
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