Brick Lane, Typical Freaks, Food and so much more!!

I get so excited by markets, food and friends (I don’t know if that happens to you.) Today I went out with my girls to a clothes swap and sale near brick Lane. _DSC4263

It’s always fun to walk through places like Brick Lane and watch the pick and mix assortment of crowds, it’s never a boring place. Food, fashion, art and music everywhere, but this is just a super quick post. I’ll share a few snaps from the day, but what I really want to share with you, is the good news of super talented and creatives!

tiffThis is Tiffany, from Chicago- She runs the amazing blog http://www.fatshopaholic.com/ But besides that she’s a lot of fun to be around.

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What I am most excited to tell you about is this really refreshing London based label called “Typical Freaks” If you love things created by people out of passion and love you will love Typical Freaks, their products are bright, bold and alluring. In addition to that if you love texture this is texture central (it’s an amazing sensory experience!)

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I promised myself not to be spending too much money as we are still recovering from our recent holiday in Canada. So I bought a pair of earrings but their products don’t stop at jewellery. They have everything from shirts, dresses and even amazing socks! If you need a little something to brighten your day, spark up your life maybe a dash of Typical Freaks is what you need!!

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I hope your week starts off as bright as finding these earrings made me feel!

Rhiii xo

Starting with a flashback

Happy New Year!! It’s so hard to figure out where to start your blog. Especially when you just wish it would be up and running already. But since this is the time of year to be reflecting on things, I decided to flash back to where my husband and I spent summer 2014 in New York (one of my favourite parts of 2014). New York City was the last place we were before we made the move to London. I have been to NYC before but I just wasn’t prepared enough to take on the beautiful concrete jungle that New York is. This time around I wasn’t going to let that happen. We stayed there for a whole month and even then I STILL don’t feel like I gathered enough scents, sounds, flavours and experiences! ah well… I’ll just have to go again!

Anyway one of my favourite days was when the hubby and I went to theJazz Age Lawn Party. It was one hot and sunny Sunday. Couldn’t have been happier since it had been raining earlier in the week. The Jazz Age Lawn Party is a 1920’s dress up event for the whole family and generally just a good ole time. It’s situated on Governor’s Island a stunning green island from which you can view the beautiful skyline of Manhattan.

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As a travelling person I had to improvise with my outfit. So I tried to mix it up to the likes of an “urban flapper” style. I was pretty happy with how that turned out! OUTFIT

Everyone is beautiful. No lie. Everyone gives their costume 110% and all I could do, as that nosey, awkward and curious person was to revel and take photos of this absolutely electric atmosphere!

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Looking at these photos now just makes me lust for the sun! I guess that’s all I can do for now as the real winter cold begins to set in here.

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As you can imagine I was going crazy taking photos… but I also spent time enjoying the sun, the music, food and even dancing!!

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If you’re interested in seeing more photos from this day, I just set up a Flickr account and I will be putting some images up soon… so you can go over and check out some more there!

AND… If you’re on my side of the world where winter is beginning to live up to its name I hope these images brought you some warmth. And if you’re on the summer side of the world I hope you’re having lots of fun in the sun!!

Happy New Year…

Rhi xx