Dress Of The Day with Angela

In Singapore a good place for selling and buying second hand clothes is refash. I have found them good for buying second hand clothes. I used two branches. One is in Changi Point, near the Expo MRT, one stop from Changi Airport. Another place is Carousell. If you are puzzling over the spelling, the usual spelling of the word carousel, which the British call a roundabout, is carousel, but the company name word ends Sell, with a double ll, as in buying and selling. Wiki explains Carousell logo Carousell  is a  Singaporean   smartphone  and web-based  consumer to consumer  and  business to consumer  marketplace for buying and selling new and secondhand goods. Headquartered in Singapore, it also operates in Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, [1]  Cambodia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, [2]  Australia, New Zealand and Canada. [3]  Carousell is available on both  iOS  and  Android  devices. The UK and Europe - Ebay The ...

  Angela Lansbury in red rhinestone wrap, with black and red skirt. Photo by Trevor Sharot. Red Scarf wrap or bolero, chiffon with rhinestones. From Pickonewin on ebay.com Colours available include turquoise. Black and red smart Skirt Skirt by Love, Bonito. (Too small to fasten at the waist. Size UK 6.) Thick fabric. Useful website https://www.iefiel.com/shop-all.html They have a lot of see-through and scanty outfit. Others similar Red lace shrug on ebay under ten pounds https://www.ebay.com/itm/192842600333?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&var=492976163688&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649 Made in China. Hand wash. One size. Red Sandals The brand is Free-step. The size is five. The colour is red. I have similar sandals in red with three bars. They have more adjustment, more for walking.  However, I chose this pair instead. The single bar covers more of your feet to protect them from cancerous suns rays by day.  This style, being semi-closed looks more swish and evening-y...

  Angela going grunge. Photo by Trevor Sharot. The magic of this outfit is the converted too small jeans. The top is the easy bit. If you have a small jacket, just leave it undone. And/or enlarge the sleeve holes. Or slit it down the sides and wear it as a tabard. To hold it in place, my favourite easy adjustment, add two ribbons. All you do is sew on two small pieces of ribbon. Buy ribbons cheaply from a cut price store. Or borrow the rope or fabric handles from paper tote bags which you and other people throw out. The Top Alice Fashion Shop VIP  The label says NTS 400. Pockets It has two small pockets. They do not do up securely. Large enough for a paper hanky or key. Buttons The pockets are both decorated with one button which says JEANS, in capital letters, rivetted on. The metal buttons on the pockets are the same size as the five buttons down the front, which just about go through the cut open buttonholes. Another button is on each epaulette. I had not noticed the epaule...

  Angela is wearing a blue silk full length sleeveless dress, a batik t-shirt, and four hair clips. Photo by Trevor Sharot. On the front of the t-shirt it says: Malaysian batik. Cameron Highlands. Label inside the neck at the back, CVC club. Useful Websites Video of batik factory tour in Malaysia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nZSGwNnwjU Batik, wikipedia Cameron Highlands, Wikipedia, official website, hotel Malaysia - Wikipedia, Wikitravel, Wikivoyage, Tripadvisor, Lonely Planet, Last Minute.com Government travel advisories for covid-19 About the Author About the Author of Books Angela Lansbury, travel writer and photographer, author and speaker. Like my pages, share, and follow me on Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Instagram and Twitter. See my books on Amazon and Lulu.com. About the Blogger Of This Post Angela Lansbury is a travel writer and photographer, author and speaker. She has several blogs.  Please see my other blogs and posts and share with your friends the links to ...