Snapshots
of my weekend
I won’t say that my typical weekend is usually jam-packed
with a diverse range of events – Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th
just so happened to be the exceptions.
The Glitter Ball |
Heaven's lights |
Scrambled eggs in a tea-cup (aka. how a grand day should start); recipe upon request :) |
Cheese and mushroom croissant and a grande sized hot chocolate with whipped cream - dieting can wait :) |
Fashion in Durham ‘14
Basically summarizes the whole gist of the extravaganza that
lasted a whole 5 days. For me, it started off on Friday night with canapés,
cocktails and shopkeepers displaying the latest trends in the jewelry industry.
Simply stunning |
The tubfa (bath-tub + sofa) |
Too cute!! #themugwump |
Personally, I thought one of the highlights was the display-windows - each were unique and cleverly decorated with a whole range of trendy pieces from local, Durham boutiques.
Trendin' in Durham |
To top it off, the organizers of “the Glitter Ball” had hired a fashion illustrator to produce professional sketches of the guests for free (and upon request/ queuing up of course!).
Obviously I had to get mine done (especially since I was
wearing my new maxi dress).
A special someone decided to join in/ invade my professional fashion sketch done by the amazing Melissa Bailey |
Sunday was Durham does Thrift accompanied with city-center
catwalks – I didn’t take any pictures (the camera decided to, quite
inconveniently, die/ run out of battery life just before I left the house).
Nevertheless, I felt it was a great way to end fashion week – definitely looking
forward to another great one next year!
Fashion in Durham '14 |
Liverpool – A sneak-peek
of Saturday
I shan’t say much more than the above (otherwise it’ll ruin
my upcoming blog post!). If you’re ever in Liverpool (and if you’re not
planning on visiting, I suggest you change your mind – literally), look out for
the Superlambananas (see below); they’re simply ADORABLE.
Superlambanana :D |
In a nutshell, you can never get bored in this metropolitan
hub.
Tees Barrage – the Sunday
Stroll
Was, in truth, a complete accident – I had been heading to the
swimming pool…until I realized I left my towel at home.
I then got changed for
the gym but ended up crossing the Infinity Bridge and heading towards TeesBarrage International White Water Centre where young kayakers were eagerly waiting for the signal to head-off on
their journey around the course.
Morning stroll down the infinite pathway |
It was truly inspirational – I’m definitely going to try
white-water rafting one day (when it’s warmer of course!).
And with such a spectacular and natural scene, I think it’s
fair to say that I had the best start to a beautiful Sunday and a wonderful
ending to another fantastic week.
Natural perfection |
what a stunning bridge photo!
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