Some days see themes develop. Friday's posts had in common clothing as travel souvenirs. A lunch hour tour of Market and Broad Streets today saw stylish folk in reds, perhaps inspired by the leaf season. The closeup of his polished boots also displays a sharp crease in those overalls. Fans of Beethoven, Brahms and Wagner should enjoy this CSO performance at the Tivoli Theater.
Crafty touches of her own to the lapels complement the dress from Anthropologie.
We call them thrifts. In the UK, they are known as charity shops. To the antipodeans, resellers are opportunity shops. His amazing jacket cost 50p at the op shop. Both of today's postings are reminiscent of this earlier, travel souvenirs duo.
School photography clubs descended upon downtown Knoxville at the noon hour today. Every third pedestrian seemed to have some kind of camera slung 'round her/his neck, all in pursuit of academic agendae. Even a television news crew put in an appearance. Thanks for the cover, people. Approaching stylish strangers is ever a delicate business. My first choice was a gent clad in tweed and corduroy who politely thanked me for my interest. More to the point were these two ladies who show just how far surprising color choices plus a harlequin bag or one well-placed bow might travel into the blogosphere.
A native Ugandan, he wore a suit of kitenge fabric that gleamed a golden hue this morning on Broad Street.
