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Caitlin Lomax by Greta Ilieva for Zoo magazine.
(No, not that Zoo).



















A dirty lens, a skinny bitch with red lippy, some sequins, out of context in a motel/saloon/car park are how editorials are supposed to be. I am sold on that formula. Not that I'm suggesting there's a lack of imagination here - if it looks good, it tends to look really good.
Please, please note the underwear in the first photo - are you crying? I'm crying.

Part 3.


Agent Provocateur lace and tulle corset


Christian Louboutin pumps

From the spring summer lookbook of the father-son duo Joe and Charlie Casely-Hayford. Just the right amount of "prep".

My resolutions should go beyond acquiring more and more material things but they don't. Soz.

Firstly, I resolve to own a really good clear mac - like the YSL one from last winter, remember how sick that was? That's a plan I can stick to. Something like these:









How good are they?! I looked for one last year and got a really crap one from Primark that I convinced myself was exactly what I was looking for but it looked SO SHIT and I never even knew. Need to invest properly. A year too late like, but who gives a shit when you look as good as a perspex umbrella?

Say hallo dahling to my Christmas presents... Scandinavian with a Finnish finish, one of the best combinations. I wore the dress last week to go to my girls and my annual Christmas meal and I felt like this sophisticated yet casual yet grown up yet chilled yet sharp yet yeh-I-go-out-all-the-fucking-time-so-don't-need-to-wear-a-sequinned-maxi-dress-when-I-do kind of girl from the lower west side or whatever is the cool side. I even straightened my hair. Also wore my Camilla Skovgaards (that look like this) and was shamefully pleased with myself. Can't wait to wear the Finsk boots and feel equally as smug. That's what clothes are for sometimes.





"Dirty" dress by Henrik Vibskov, pony skin wedge boot by Finsk.
Both from Goodstead, a really good shop in Edinburgh - I wanna be a Goodstead girl.