New York, New York!

So.. here are some photographs from NYC..

Grand Central Station
Our Hotel -The Palace
Cosmo's Sex in the City style!
Steam chutes!
Ice skating in Central Park
  
Breakfast in the Big Apple :)
Ahh what wonderfull memories...

Fair bit of post-holiday blues now we're home.. But trying to stay positive! And i've just stocked up on lots of lovely jasmine green tea (my current favourite) and flavoured coffee to help keep me smiling!
;-)
Also been busy doing the styling and make-up for my hairdresser boyfriends hair model, the theme was 'Androgynous Rose', so i was going for a quirky, edgy take on classic, British beauty.. here's the result:

Shirt, shorts and shoes - All Topshop
Scarf - Alexander McQueen		  


I believe I could shop everyday for the rest of my life if only my bank allowed me!

With Love x

Comments

  1. Anonymous18 January 2011 at 14:54

    ahh Lucy looks amazing! Plus all your New York pics are super cute x

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