Ah, I'm so pleased to have some pictures in falling snow this winter! We've had several snowfalls, but they've eithered happened at night, or while I was occupied, so these are my first proper pictures enjoying the flurry. Flakes kept getting caught on my coat and I was reminded of how Wilson "Snowflake" Bentley pioneered snowflake photography. What I mostly remember about him is how he captured flakes on bolts of black velvet and described them as "tiny miracles of beauty." Learning that in junior high science class always left me with a romantic vision of him and snowfall in general. How tender it seems to be caught mid-fall on a bed of black velvet...
Outfit details:
UO hat (old, similar here)
Wren dress
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I took some snaps in the snow earlier but it proceeded to rain while I was outside :/ not quite as magical!
ReplyDeleteLovely outfit,
Rosie x
Oh, I'm glad you got some snow pictures! I hope to get some soon one day myself. It snowed last week but melted within two hours--so short lived, it was. Soon!
ReplyDeleteThat hat is the most adorable thing ever. You and your accessories look so cozy and warm, even in the cold snow!
This post was really pretty. How tender it seems! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! :)
ReplyDeletefresh snow is ineffably magical. these photos are lovely.
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Your Dress is amazing
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sasha
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The snow looks so perfect! These photos are so nice!
ReplyDeleteStill can't get over that hat! So cute.
ReplyDeleteAnd way jealous of your snowy weather, too!
I love this outfit! i know i know, thats what every comment here says, but hey. it's true. it's cute. your cute. your blog is cute. you're just seeping cute and i can't handle.
ReplyDeleteGosh I've missed the snow this year. I used to live at a higher elevation, more towards the mountains. My parents have gotten snow this year, but here in Seattle...nothing.
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