All that rain dancing to no avail

Frock four is steeped in somebody elses nostagia but I'm slowly bestowing my own...

The Frock:

This fabulous frock was part of a vintage 60s/70s clothing bundle that I bagged on eBay last year. 

A really nice lady here in London had decided to let the go of the clobber that she'd been stashing away in her loft for decades.
She made me promise that I'd take good care of her old threads and I reassured her that they simply couldn't go to a more vintage loving home. 

The frock is labelled 'INTERLINKS - LONDON'.

It's made from a super comfy cotton which features two contrasting Indian block prints.

The Belts:

Although the dress is labelled 'small', the cut of it is very roomy.

As you can see from the pics I prefer to cinch it in with a belt.

The three belts featured here were all picked up from car boot sales.

-Kenyan leather belt with brass seahorse detail

-Shell & turqouise bead detail tie belt

-Rajasthani tribal mirror & coin detail belt

The Audience:

Besides a cheeky sand fox and a scattering of  birds, the only real "audience" we had was Abdul the local Wadi el Gemal park guard and his trusty dog.

Abdul was really nice and even invited us to come over to his shack for hibiscus tea & shisha but it was seven in the morning so we declined his very kind offer.
He said that he was very pleased to meet a Scottish person in real life and he told us that his favourite movie was 'Braveheart'.
We dropped by his shack a few days later but he wasn't in so we left a note & little bag of sweets.
I think it must get quite lonely for him out there in the desert.
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I will leave you with a little teaser...
Frock number five & six are twins ;)
I wonder if you can guess which ones I'm talking about?!
Lot's of love,
Jennie
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