I went to the French Quarter Farmer's Market in town yesterday and was happy the weather was crisp enough to allow me to wear my new knitted top. Doesn't it have a 1930s air to it? I thought so. It's made by a French company, too! I wore my new-to-me 1930s shell brooch. Isn't she a doll face? I'm still trying to name her, though. Any ideas?? I was considering Claudette, but would love to hear your suggestions. 1930s carved cellulite birdy bangle and the 20s/30s chenille beret (which I got in Montreal) rounded out my accessories.
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She deffenetly a Dolores in my book... She's so cute!
Camille! But that is probably influenced by you saying Claudette and me thinking of Camille Claudel. ;)
I just adore this outfit. The blouse is wonderful (love the touches of white). I'm fully ready for autumn weather but we've been having a heat wave. So I'll still have to daydream by looking at wonderful outfits like yours!
She looks Lola in my eyes :D She's so cuuute! And so is your sweater!!
BLEU, BLANC, ROUGE.... you have just forget your "baguette"!!!!
Lovely!
she looks like a Didi to me
She is adorable. I like Madge! she is such a cutie.
Could she be a Cecile or a Coco? I love that red jumper, very 30s indeed and very gorgeous on you.
Adorable!!!
I agree with Tasha - Camille all the way. But in my case, I'm thinking "Now Voyager"! :)
Love,
Mugsy
It really does have a distinct, completely lovely 1930s feel to it. I love modern knits that channel days gone by like this. Beautiful ensemble, dear Jill!
♥ Jessica
*PS* The first name that sprung to mind when I saw your cutie pie brooch was Rochelle, because she's made from shells and it's a French name.
You look gorgeous, I love the jumper. She is so cute she looks like an Irma to me! xxx
Jill,
I love the color.
I love the ruffles.
Claudette?
Give me a moment.. she looks more like AMÉLIE to me. :)
Marija
OOh, great names.....I shall decide shortly :D. THANKS for your comments!!!
the red top is so lovely ... great find.
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