Yes, my oversized hat! It was a great holiday essentail when I went to the Victoria Falls recently. Kept that fine water spray from drenching my hair!
Mosi-oa-Tunya- The smoke which thunders. This word comes from the Kololo or Lozi language. It referes to the way in which the water from the mighty falls, hits the gorge below thunderously, resulting in rising water sprays that drench you, hence why I have the raincoat and my trusty umbrella of a hat. The dress is a sleeveless tie and dye maxi with fringe detail from the knee down. I finished it off with a leather green belt by Karen Millen.
Sipping on my favourite cocktail....Cosmopolitan at the grand Victoria Falls Hotel.
Chilling at the poolside of The Elephant Hills Hotel.Victoria Falls.The fabric I have draped around me was given to me by a friend, initially to use an interior decorating piece. I now use it as a wrap around or a wrap dress held together with a funky brooch. The bikini I have on I bought in Harare in a tiny little boutique...love it!
Sunset cruise(aka 'booze cruise' by yours truly!) on the Zambezi river. An absolutely magical sunset to watch. I wore a chiffon burgandy dress with gold accessories and gold slippers.
Casual morning in ripped jeans and a tee, watching the game graze outside my hotel room...how incredible is that.
Curio shopping. Jeans and tee from TK Max.
Harem onesie from a vintage market in Norwich.
Proping up the bar in my maxi dress, so flowy and comfortable. One of my many buys from ASOS.
