Jane Palm, of Palm, the new boutique on Hardy Street where the professional photo lab used to be, proposes an elegant spring cleaning look for 2006. See more.
Thursday, September 07, 2006
Spring Cleaning Attire 2006
Jane Palm, of Palm, the new boutique on Hardy Street where the professional photo lab used to be, proposes an elegant spring cleaning look for 2006. See more.
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eww! It looks dreadfully itchy! But still, gloriously creative use of very mundane things.....
ReplyDeleteMaid chic....
Maid Chic, ha ha. You don't have to run to the store in the middle of cleaning, you see.
ReplyDeleteVery funny! Have you in NZ this tv programm with two ladies who go to clean up very dirty flats and houses?
ReplyDeleteAlice, actually, we do. We get the BBC version, but we do. No, wait, there might have been a NZ version, too. They haven't been to our house, yet. I'm not sure if I should ring them up or be relieved.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully creative window display and good on you for having spotted it. The photo you chose was definitely the right one. I also took a photo of an interesting window that you might want to have a look at.
ReplyDeleteAll the best from Sydney, Australia
Nathalie
Hi, Natalie. Did you ever find out what "In the wild, lickers never survive," means?
ReplyDeleteWhat a hoot! I LOVE the colors and the composition in this shot. The scouring pads reminds me that my mother-in-law made a large Christmas tree shape out of copper scouring pads to mount on the harth when my husband was a boy. Ah, the crafty/tacky things we think up. But this is really artful.
ReplyDelete-Kim
From a distance, Kim, (and that's how I noticed in the first place) it looked quite nice so I was very surprised when I got close up, that it wasn't a 'real' dress. This is a proper boutique, so the inside is filled with real clothes. Jane Palm had great fun telling me about it; I'm looking forward to more fun stuff from her in the future.
ReplyDeleteI love the scouring pad rosettes - this whole frock is a delight, even if it is not wearer-friendly!
ReplyDeletePhlegmfatale, did you ever see my alternative?
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