Favourite Bling On A Friday

A badly behaved cat meant we got to yesterday's car boot sale somewhat later than usual, but no matter, one of my favourite sellers had this vintage vision waiting. She tries to keep the "weird gear" aside but she's learnt not to worry if she occasionally misses something, no one looks at the kind of stuff I buy so it's quite safe on her stall until I get there.

Not a single stone missing and only the finest Swarovski crystals, naturally.

This dress had been hanging up for three hours with a price tag of 50p and not a single soul from the hundreds of early morning bargain hunters took an interest. I love being a weirdo.

1970s crimplene midi dress worn with Office velvet platforms, a heap of trashy jewellery and a made-by-me fake fur collar.

I don't have many midi dresses in my wardrobe, they can feel a bit mediocre compared to minxy mini or mental maxi but with it's bling I reckon this is a keeper and therefore my favourite thing this Friday.

More of yesterday's car boot sale buys:

Clockwise from top left: 1930s plaster bust (£1), 1970s Clan Laird maxi-length kilt (50p), 1973 Butterick pattern with iron-on transfers (25p),  Fringed shawl (50p), 1960s West German clip earrings (20p), Ceramic swan (10p), 1960s St Michael lace slip (£1), 1960s Richard Shops Bri-nylon blouse (50p), 1970s dead stock tee shirt (50p) Simplicity 1971 pattern (25p)

I'm overwhelmed with the response from my last post, the comments you were kind enough to leave blew me away. Thank goodness there's so many of us who aren't prepared to listen to "the experts" and conform to "the norm". Thank you for your overwhelming support, honesty and fabulousness.
Let's continue to stand out from the crowd and stick our fingers up at being conventional.

Have a fantastic weekend and see you very soon.