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I painted some simple 1920's inspired nail art that I'd I thought I'd share with you today! nails inc grosvenor gardens & queen victoria street * I immediately thought of the great gatsby movie when I opened these polishes! they're quite an opulent pair so I decided an art deco design would be appropriate to show off the jewel tones and rich glitters. queen victoria street  is a beautiful polish, it's also an absolute nightmare to photograph! I've tried three cameras and it always photographs slightly blue, it in fact a stunning emerald green in the flesh!  once the base colour had dried I taped off triangles at the base of my nails using some masking tape! I used the second polish  grosvenor gardens  to fill in the triangles, this glitter polish is a beauty! it's a chunky 3D pink and lilac pastel glitter with smaller green flecks throughout to create texture; it has really good coverage and would look lovely over nude or pale nails this summer. I finish...

hello comfy dress! that's right it's another asos smock dress (send help)  I just can't get enough of these over sized swishy numbers. this one is a little more subdued than my usual colour scheme but the stripes won me over and I love any item of clothing that I can literally throw on! I'm not sure what happened but I managed to colour coordinate an outfit head to toe for the first time ever.. hurrah! (ok I'll admit it was a pure accident but I'm glad I managed to get a picture of this special occasion) the satchel is from primark, one day I will upgrade cambridge one (I've been saying this for at least a year) the pineapple hair was simply down to me being lazy 'cause it's the weekend! grey marl smock dress:  asos bag: primark sandals & lace trim socks: topshop necklace: urban outfitters nails: nails inc queen victoria street sunglasses: h&m come find me on  bloglovin'  |  twitter  |  pinterest  and say hi! ps. don't forget to ...

I can't express how excited I am about these colours! sent from the lovely folk at  look fantastic  I nearly took down my postman in my eagerness to get my hands on them. I wasn't disappointed when I saw them either; bright rich jewel tones that just scream summer! so they're are six shades to choose from, I'm not sure I can pick a favourite as I pretty much adore them all!  belgravia gardens: a lovely nude/mushroom shade for a classic look. chelsea physic gardens: a beautiful pale pastel blue. royal botanical gardens: a cool turquoise blue green that would look amazing against tanned skin! kensington palace gardens: a pretty peach toned classic pink  primrose hill gardens: a gorgeous hot neon pink (less glossy than the others) perfect for hot summer nights! hampton court palace gardens: a deep rich glossy orange here's a little taster of them on (apoligies for leaving out the nude, I ran out of fingers aha) beautiful aren't they! here's a another half &...