The Vintage Fleamarket Experience

Hey Guy's & Doll's,

I hope this post finds you well? 

This weeks post is maybe, a bit more for the doll's than the guy's. But I hope you feel free, to read and enjoy ;]

So  this week in my hometown, is Fashion week. (I can already here *squee's* of excitement, from you all.)

 Being a self confessed lover, of cosmetics and fashion, I decided I would very much, like to check it out. 

However, on the whole, I felt it was pretty disappointing affair. ;[  The Thursday night event, did look super exciting. But due to prior commitments, I was unable to make it.

So, I decided to go to some of this saturdays events. 

One, of which was the Fleamarket, which I will say gets a big thumbs up! ;] 

Everyone seemed friendly and helpful, and it was on a much bigger scale then I had expected which was a nice surprise. 

I picked up some really lovely pieces of jewelry, for pretty much next to nothing, and if my purse- strings are happy, then that makes me a pretty happy bunny. 

And let's face it who can resist a bit of Vintage, answer. . . No one! 

My first  two bargains, were 2 gold necklaces, one with a cross on, I know crosses & sculls are making a come back for a second summer.  And the other had a pearl in the centre, surrounded by a 3 little semi-circle's making it look like a flower. Very cute indeed. Both for the grand total of £3.00! Whoop.

(I apologise for the bad lightning, I just could't get it any less yellow than that.)

My second purchase, was a very spring / summer bracelet. Which I really liked because, I had seen a very similar, spring statementy type necklace in Accessorize. & felt, they were a match made in heaven, & for £7, it was hard to say no. 

My third and final purchase, was a pretty pink broach, that I got as a gift for my mum, for mothers day. (Which I forgot to take a picture of, duh!)

 All in all it was a pretty good day, for retail therapy. (Apart from the freezing sleet / snow, of course! YUK.) 

All in all it was a pretty good day, for retail therapy. But that's just England, I guess! Hey-ho!