Every lamp post in central London is decorated with Union Jack bunting, every shop window filled with cheap patriotic tat, every magazine with the best royal buys - biscuit tin with a corgi on the lid, anyone? And I can feel my inner punk stirring. By the time it gets to Jubilee Weekend, I'll be playing Anarchy in the UK on repeat, snarling like John Lydon and wearing a pair of these fabulous pumps from Pretty Ballerinas. Just hope there's another pair out there with 'The Bollocks' on the toes.
To read my thoughts on what makes British Style great, visit A Femme d'Un Certain Age today where you'll find my guest blog post.
9 comments:
So sassy - a "statement shoe", literally! : > I like the collection you linked us to, esp the bright green flats.
I'll be joining you although we are having a mini street party but on the basis we all will raise a glass to republican days
You and me both, fed up to the back teeth of it all. Bring on the revolution! Love those pumps (and I never thought I'd say that). x
Love those!
I love anything with words on it. These shoes are great!!
I read you post at Tish's and greatly enjoyed it!
Wouldn't it be great if there was a new punk - not a recycled, retro-version that's sold back to us as part of the Jubilee. Even Johnnie Lydon has sold out to great british butter. I wonder what will happen to bunting, cupcakes and the union jack come September 2012?
Those are fun shoes!
These are the coolest pumps- so quirky. Great colour mix too.
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