August 2014 - Carousel Blog

It’s here again, the world-famous Rose of Tralee Festival!

For any budding Roses out there we’ve put together a collection of outfits perfect for you and your inner lady 🙂

Nipped in waists, knee-length skirts and florals are essentials for any Rose’s tour outfits.

Closet Lily Swing Dress: http://bit.ly/1nzDWEN

Circus Brigitte Dress: http://bit.ly/1Ar2SY6

Circus ‘Ava’ Dress: http://bit.ly/1qZEW8i

Closet Floral Print Dress: http://bit.ly/1pEXlH0

Of course no Rose’s outfit would be complete without her accessories.

We have a large selection of elegant pieces that will suit any ensemble including these beauties-

Pretty Pearl Necklace: http://bit.ly/1rMvPs1

Romantic Rose Ring: http://bit.ly/1pxRBkF

Best of luck to all the Roses taking part! Have a fantastic experience.

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xoxo

The French have always had a certain way of dressing…a certain je ne sais quoi! It has been much copied all around the world for decades, but what exactly is it that makes it so endearing? Well for me it’s about the simplicity. It is there in the pared back silhouette of a dress, the quality of the fabric, the unassuming colour palette. French women can stand out without trying to stand out.

It all started with the couturiers of the 18th century and escalated with the game changing ‘New Look’ created by Christian Dior in 1947. Sleek silhouettes with cinched-in waists were to set a standard of no-fuss, striking clothing.

Dior’s New Look, 1947

Nowadays French style is more relaxed. It can be as simple as jeans and Converse or a peter pan blouse and circle skirt.

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We find the best way to emanate this Style is to look at what’s happening on the streets of France. there’s no shortage of French street style photographs out there and we’ve even put a Pinterest board together to make it easier for you HERE .