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Your blog and media posts's props as PR?

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 What do your posts say? Is there a consistent message? Who are you aiming at? Let's look at two pictures of me. One shows me with a glass of Prosecco. If I am reminding myself of what to order, that is fine. I have another glass of a pint of water melon juice. This has entirely different messages. About the Author About the Author Angela Lansbury BIOGRAPHY Angela Lansbury B A Hons ACG ALB PM5 EH5 DL5 VC5  The Author of several books including  Etiquette For Every Occasion. Wedding Speeches & Toasts. How to be the Best Man. Quick Quotations. Who Said What When. Blogs  travelwithangelalansbury.blogspot.com dressofthedayangela.blogspot.com translateforfun.blogspot.com Braddell Heights Advanced Toastmasters Speakers Club Vice President Public Relations (VPPR), Previous President Join BHA 1st Wednesday 7pm and 3rd Saturday 2 pm Singapore time on  bha.learncool.sg    Vice President Public Relations (VP PR) of Tampines Changkat Advanced; Secretary of weekly online Singapore Internati

Two Ways to Wear a Scarf Wrap with buttons, where to buy one, and how to make one: 186, 189

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Red roses with white, navy background, plus pale blue parts. Blue scarf top with flat blue buttons linking the two halves. Photo by Angela Lansbury. Copyright. I love semi see-though scarves held in place with buttons. So elegant. So different. I found them in four places. 1 Firstly, at the Botanic Gardens. Expensive. Numerous colourways. Flat, elegant, two hole buttons. 2 Then online from China, inexpensive, with free postage. Numerous colourways, but muted colours. Cute spherical imitation silver buttons. First featured as Dress of the Day 186. Angela is wearing the double scarf top from China. Photo by Trevor Sharot.  You can see the buttons down the front. It can also be worn with the buttons across the shoulders. Abstract pattern. The colour was rather dull at night, especially with black underneath. At noon, in sunlight, with white or red underneath, the effect is much brighter. 3 Then I found more scarves from a motorway stop in the UK. Fine fabric, too delicate to resist pulls.

Happy Halloween with Pumpkin Orange Parasol and Top, black bats headband and broomstick, Dress of the day 278.

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 Happy Halloween.  Pumpkin Orange Parasol and top. A shady Lady. Photo by Trevor Sharot. Black Bats Halloween headband from London, UK.  A headband is really handy. It is small enough to go inside a bag so you don't have to travel in your outfit. It shows when you are online in portrait view. I bought  this handy headband in Waitrose.  For another photo of an outfit featuring a view of the Halloween headband, see dress of the day 270. 'Pumpkin Orange' Top  The orange top comes from Next. The size is 12, the UK equivalent to European size 40.   The washing label says, Hand wash inside out. Iron on the reverse.  The fabric is 96% viscose, and 4% elastane, which gives it the comfortable stretch, and a one size stretches to fit all or most capability. The panel across the shoulders and top back is 100% polyester, The top is part of a 2 part set, possibly pyjamas,  made in China. I think I have only one part of the two part set, and bought it cheaply in the sale. That Black Skir

Alliterative & Evocative Language For Colours and Clothes' Colours

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v t e Shades of magenta Magenta dye Magenta (CMYK) Magenta (RGB) Magenta (Crayola) Violet (web color) Shocking pink Shocking pink (Crayola) Magenta (Pantone) Amaranth purple Razzle dazzle rose                     Hot magenta Purple pizzazz Orchid Telemagenta Sky magenta Steel pink Magenta haze Quinacridone magenta Plum Dark Magenta                     Rose quartz African Violet English Violet Chinese Violet Violet (JTC)           Colour Variations What do you call colours? In modern times in English we have seen colours you learn in school expanded, called magenta, taupe, teal, lavender, olive.  Colour Charts We can find charts of paint colours and mix up colours at DIY shops.  Clothes colour advisor systems give us charts of spring, summer, autumn or winder colours to match our complexions.  Lipsticks and rouge and blemish covers come in different shades. Hair tints are in different colours and numbers. Printing and computing have numbers for specific colours. You can find detailed co