This little number used to be blue like this one frock this town posted the other day -
Me and spray painting frocks goes back to my teens when I spray painted a friend's mum's wedding dress black, cut it up and wore it to the school formal. With electric blue hair. And leopard print tights...
But I'm so much classier all these years later *cough cough* in my frock and suede boots! Yikes! look how far I've come....hmmm...
I've spray painted a few frocks in my time. You need to do it well in advance of wearing it though because the fumes can make you keel over. It's a bit anti social.
Now no pressure but there are only FOUR DAYS LEFT!!!!! Do I need to say it all again? Donate HERE if you can. It's a frockin' good cause because ovarian cancer is a silent killer that needs research funding. Donate for all your sisters, aunts, nieces, daughters, mothers and girlfriends! Let's work out a way to detect this early and save women's lives.
Great 80's frock, great 80's song!
ReplyDelete(one of the better mainstream hits of '83)
I know you're hanging out for Nov Julianne, but I am really going to miss your Frocktober posts. A lot :(
Posted frocks today.
Frock on!
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Thanks Kylie! Yay! New frocks!
Deletei've never thought of spray painting dresses but i really want to right now! you look great.
ReplyDeleteIt's fun! The taffeta can take it!
DeletePost apocalypitc Pat Benetar look?! I'm ALL OVER it!!! What a grand idea, spray painting the hell out of it!
ReplyDeleteOoo, I popped a link on my blog Facebook page, incidentally, to my guest post, just so you know!
I love seeing your gorgeous face and frockage everyday, darl! XXXXXX
Thanks for spreading the word Helga. Everyone thought your guest frocking was magnificent!
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