lunes, 3 de junio de 2019

Sunday & sundress

We had really high temperatures on Sunday, 35ºC (95ºF), so I picked this summery dress to go for a walk. Same dress was recently posted, but this is my Real Life and I wear my clothes more than once!. And I've taken my pics on this same background, as these are the streets we usually walk through when going to the centre of the city. Obviously, I try to pick the most picturesque ones, but many times the streets with better lighting conditions or the less frequented are finally chosen. Anyway, Sunday mornings are quiet, perfect for a walk (and our usual apéro) and we enjoyed this one despite the heat!.
Linking Visible Monday and wishing you a visible week!

El domingo hacía bastante calor, 35ºC, así que elegí este vestido de verano para ir a dar una vuelta. Este mismo vestido ya lo saqué hace poco, pero esto es mi Vida Real y me pongo la misma ropa más de una vez!. Y también he repetido escenario, ya que estas calles son las que normalmente tomamos cuando vamos al centro de la ciudad. Claro que intento elegir las calles más pintorescas, pero muchas veces las que al final salen son las que tienen mejor luz o las que están menos frecuentadas. De todos modos, los domingos por la mañana son tranquilos, perfectos para un paseo (y el habitual vermú) y disfrutamos a pesar del calor!
Enlazo al Visible Monday y espero que tengáis una semana muy visible!





- dress, bought second hand at a charity market, then reformed to fit / vestido, de segunda mano de un mercadillo solidario, luego reformado
- sandals, Wonders (old) / sandalias
- bolero, old / bolero, antigüito
- straw bag, etsy (old) / bolso de paja
- necklace and bracelet, charity market / collar y pulsera, de un mercadillo solidario

9 comentarios:

  1. I just adore that dress and I'd be happy to see it every day! The print is just gorgeous!
    Those sandals are beauties and I love seeing the street where you live.
    Hooray for hot weather. It's chilly and miserable here today - flaming June? Not! xxx

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  2. The print on that dress is wild!

    Send some of that heat over here. It's only 14 C today.

    Suzanne
    http://www.suzannecarillo.com

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  3. I actually don't mind seeing that fabulous maxi again. It's such a gorgeous colour and print, and suits you so well. It's looking especially vibrant against the terracotta and pink shades of the houses behind you. We did have a hot weekend, with temps well into the thirties, but thankfully it has cooled down a bit. Much as I love sunshine, I'm having brain meltdown when it's too hot ;-) Besos xxx P.S. Lovely to see those storks!

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  4. Love the stork maxi! The sandals are lovely; I love the design and the fact they're metallic. They look very glamorous. Rather cool here today and we had rain all afternoon but tomorrow is looking better!
    xxxx

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  5. You look glamorously cool despite the heat. Seems like you heat up quickly like we do. We are "blessed" to live in a countries that actually get a summer. But sometimes I think it is the hardest season to weather. So exhausting!
    Your normal boring street seems rather exotic to me. It's all relative :-)
    xo Jazzy Jack

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  6. Hello from a friend of Vix and Polyester Princess Ann. Just wanted to say now nice it was to see Vix’s photo of you all in London and I love the print on the dress you’re wearing. Can’t seem to get on with long frocks for some reason. I should give it another go seeing how lovely you look in yours
    Lynn xx

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  7. I took me a moment to work out what the print was and love the birds so much - very elegant they are. And so are you my dear! I love a maxi dress on hot days, so cool and stylish.

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  8. This is a beautiful printed maxi dress and I like how you styled it.

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  9. The print on that dress is AMAZING! Really bold and dramatic.

    Send some of that heat our way; the weather is miserable in the UK right now.

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