Yesterday there was a hanami celebration in our local Japanese style garden. I would have loved to go, but came down with a flu, and therefore couldn't. Just my typical luck... I had planned to wear something like this for the hanami, and since it fits the Lolita Blog Carnival theme for today, I decided to post it like this anyway. (The original plan was to post it worn, but since I'm feeling rather anti-fabulous at the moment, this will have to do.)
You've already guessed it; my chosen flower for this coordinate is rose, one of my favourite flowers. Not very original, but I happen to own many rose print dresses, so it was an obvious choise. I wanted to make the coordinate very sweet and pastel coloured, fit for a spring stroll or a summer picnic. The dress is Angelic Pretty's Lady Rose JSK, one of my dream dresses. The Minna Parikka bunny ear shoes I chose not only because they match the colours, but also because they are very comfy and easy to walk with in a park.
P.P.S. Remember to check out the other LBC participants this week, too:
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I really love the colours and shapes of pansies, especially the purple and yellow ones. It reminds me a lot of Alice in Wonderland, too!
VastaaPoistaThis is a lovely co-ordinate, by the way!
True, pansies are really lovely! They are the favourites of my dear friend, too. Thank you! ^^
VastaaPoistaWhat a beautifully matched outfit with so many flowers! Definitely perfect for hanami ^_^
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Thank you very much! ^^
PoistaDaisies are my thing. I like many flowers in general but to wear, daisies take my heart
VastaaPoistaThat's a rather unique favourite flower to have! I like almost all flowers, too, but right now roses (white) and tulips (pink) are on top of my list. ^^
PoistaIs it unique for you? It's everywhere in England, daisy print is extremely common. But it means more for me :P
VastaaPoistaHere in Finland it's not that common in (mainstream store) prints or accessories, so yes, for me it is unique! I can't even remember when I've last seen something with daisies on it. I didn't know it was such a popular motif in England. Do you have any idea, why that might be? :}
PoistaNo idea. But daisies are everywhere, you'll find a patch in most bits of grass so it's an easy one to replicate and people here have a fondness for them
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