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Blue and White Peakcocks Top, with white and blue accessories., dress of the day 334

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  Angela wearing a blue and white Peacocks top with white and blue accessories. Photo by Trevor Sharot. Bargain Blue Blouse Blue and white abbstract pattern top, label Peacocks, size 22. The colour suits my blue yes. Restful.  Buttons Four buttons down the front. Two hole pearl buttons with rims One spare button attached to the washing label inside on the seam.Made in Romania. 100% viscose. St Lukes clothes are quite a range of prices.  This was in the rummage box of reduced items placed there because they were unsold. Only three pounds.  Buttons  \It has only four white shirt buttons down the front. So quick to put on and take off. One spare button. Loose and comfortable in hote weather.Wide sleeves, elasticated at the wrist. A bit shapeless. But just a jolly colour. It ammakes me happy. Peacocks Website Peaclocks.co.uk have szes up to 24. They listed one blouse as having lose sleeves. A dress had loose sleeves and was short. An orange dress with sloose sleeves...

Blue t-shirt and matching blue sandals for only 20 Singapore dollars. Dress of the day 504.

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Photo by Angela Lansbury. Copyright.  I was on my way out of a World Speech Day meeting in Singapore at Peninsula Plaza on North Bridge Road  a big building on a corner near the City Hall MRT underground railway station and within sight of a major art museum. What caught my attention was a rummage trolley with the alluring sign, only 5 dollars. Singapore dollars. The price of a cup of coffee.I saw a long red swirly pattern skirt and a see through  black net wrap skirt, but wasn't sure i wanted either. the shop looked extensive, so I wondered what else they had at reasonable prices. The shop ran from the corridor on one side to the corridor on the other side. At the other end was another tray of items at only 5 dollars. This time tee-shirts.  I looked at a red tee- shirt and two blues and decided on the red. I bought it.  I left behind the blues. Searhcing For Sandals As I walked past other shops I wondered if any shop stocked sandals. I went back to the shop I h...