Dress Of The Day with Angela

I have foldable hats in pink and red. Avoid getting them wet and letting them stay wet. They have rigid support underneath and my pink one went mouldy.  I hunted everywhere for affordable hats. Then I found this irresistible one. You can see it in all the colours on my Pinterest page. Roll Up Hat This one comes in pink and blue. About 20 dollars. Add delivery, unless you are a big spender in one order or already have Amazon prime. You can also buy this style with back of the neck protection and face mask and front of the neck protection. A co-ordinated look. The mask will probably need washing at some point. Best to wash the whole thing at once, as is always the case with matching garments, to be sure that if the colour fades in the wash, the whole things stays a matching colour. As they say in Yiddish, what's not to like!  Here's more, cheaper, but with instead of a mask an all over the face detachable flap, for golfing and hiking, rather than talking to friends. I tried to o...

  Angela's selfie. Photo by Trevor Sharot. The Delight Of Jolly Jewellery Oh - an orange necklace. I found necklaces which somebody else had wanted to throw away. Orange and red. And other discarded costume jewellery. Given Covid-19, I had to wash them before wearing them. Cheap jewellery. Not gold or silver. Not valuable or fancy. But to me an orange and red necklace, any piece of jewellery. provides a new look, a new inspiration. I found an orange top which I had worn before and was plain. It needed something to enhance the ordinary neckline. I tried on all the necklaces until I matched a necklace.  The orange top looked too loose. So I added a scarf as a tie belt to emphasize my waist. What about a skirt? Nothing too heavy with a light top, which was almost sleeveless. I added a lightweight black long slip.  Matching Jacket? Then I looked for a jacket to cover my arms. What went with orange? Not pink. My white one had temporarily disappeared. I saw the black. No. But I...