The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London. Over 40 Style And A Creative Mondays Blog Hop. Hello friends, so how are you today?

Happy Monday lovelies. I hope you have all had a lovely weekend? I am so pleased you have stopped by to join us for this week’s Creative Mondays Link Up.

It has been all go here over the weekend for us. 5 years after my Son left home to go to University, he has moved back home with us again on Saturday. 

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London:

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London.

Did you know today is also I Forgot Day? I am getting terrible at forgetting things lately. Then rushing around last minute to do whatever it was I forgot to do.

One thing I have not forgotten was that sick feeling when your child leaves home.

I remember that day well. We dropped my eldest off 5 years ago at Loughborough University and I was crying in the street. You can read my post here: What It Feels Like When Your Child Leaves Home.

It was a surprise when he said a few weeks ago, he was moving back home, but a nice one.

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London.

Today I am sharing my outfit what I wore last week to go to London. 

Michelle Heaton, the 38-year-old singer and author of ‘Hot Flush – Motherhood the Menopause and Me’, shared her own menopause story and is urging women to start taking back control from when they get their first symptoms.

You can read why I went to London here: My Sunday Photo: Meeting Michelle Heaton.

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London:

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London. London, with its fun charm and timeless style, is a city that welcomes every shade of fashion. From classic trench coats to edgy streetwear, the streets of London have seen it all.

But there’s something uniquely refreshing about stepping out in a lemon dress amidst the city’s iconic backdrop. How beautiful does this dress pop out with the blue sky?

It is cheerful, bold, and an unexpected contrast to the generally quiet tones of the city. Here’s why dressing in a lemon dress for a trip to London is an experience as much as a fashion statement.

The weather in London is famously unpredictable; a beautiful morning can soon give way to a dreary afternoon.

Because of its vivid and cheery colour, a lemon dress can serve as a wearable sunlight.

The vivid yellow hues make you stand out in a sea of neutrals, whether you’re visiting Notting Hill, taking a stroll down by Tower Bridge, or having a picnic in Hyde Park.

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London.

What I Wore: Dress: Amazon || Handbag: c/o Marisota || Sandals: c/o Bonmarche

This Week’s Featured Blogs:

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London.

Today’s Features:

1. Firstly, I love Jess’s {from Elegantly Dressed And Stylish} jumpsuit. Such a lovely style, pattern and colour. You can find Jess’s blog here: Zara Floral Wide Leg Jumpsuit- Elegantly Dressed And Stylish.
2. Secondly, have you ever tried a Broccoli Cauliflower Salad? I have not but now I have seen Carol’s { from Comfort Spring station} recipe, I need to try it. It looks so tasty. You can find Carol’s recipe here: Broccoli Cauliflower Salad.
3. Thirdly, this flip-flop style book looks so sweet and very creative. This one was made by Pam from An Artful Mom and you can find her post here: Mini-Book/Photo Book From Flip-Flops.
4. Fourthly, guess what  Barb from Turtles And Tails did when her adorable dogs did this to her patio lounger? She recovered it and did an amazing job! This is just the kind of thing Mollie does when she is not getting our attention! You can find the full recovery post here: Recovering a Patio Lounge Cushion.
5. Last but not least, Jennie from A Pocketful Of Polkadots and I have the same taste in dresses and I love her cherry blossom midi dress here. CHERRY BLOSSOM MIDI DRESS.

So What has got you creative this week?

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London:

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London. Grab a drink and link up your creative/crafty/stylish posts and have fun finding amazing, inspiring and creative posts at this week’s party.

Creative Mondays Blog Hop Party Guidelines:

1. Please only link up family-friendly posts! Add as many new posts as you would like too. Please add straight to a specific creative post.
2. You can link up anything creative. Home, style, recipes, crafts, DIY, tutorials etc. Please link up to a post and not your main home page.
3. Also, link back to the Creative Mondays party in your posts to spread the word. Sharing is caring.
4. Please visit a few of the posts that have linked up today to make the blog hop fun for everyone. It would be great if you would follow along in some way. Let me know if you do, so I can follow you back too.
5. Please tweet me any links you have add to the link up to me clairejustineo using the one of the # Creative Monday # Creative Mondays Blog Hop or #Creative Monday sLink Up hash-tag and I will favourite, re-tweet and reply.

The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London.

Some Posts You Might Have Missed From Last Week:

Firstly, BerryWorld Strawberry, Fig and Rosewater Salad. Why not, serve this as a summer dessert on warm balmy evenings. It’s healthy, slightly unusual and very pretty. It also works well as a special breakfast fruit salad.

Get The Recipe Here: BerryWorld Strawberry, Fig and Rosewater Salad.

Secondly, What I Wore: Nottingham Castle: Denim Dress Review. We were going to visit the Victoria Embankment but as my youngest son decided to stay home we changed our plans and we went to visit Nottingham Castle.

Read The Post Here: Outfit Of The Day: What I Wore: Nottingham Castle.

Thirdly, Griddled Lemony Chicken Fillets With A Tomato Salad. Accompanying the chicken is a colourful tomato salad, featuring ripe, juicy tomatoes, crunchy spring onions, all tossed in a light vinaigrette.

To step up this dish further, a minted pea dressing, made from frozen peas, and mint, is drizzled generously over the salad, adding a tasty yet refreshing finish.

Get The Recipe Here: Griddled Lemony Chicken Fillets With A Tomato Salad.

Styling A Cherry Afternoon Tea Dress Through The Years:

Styling A Cherry Afternoon Tea Dress Through The Years. Don’t you just love an afternoon tea swing dress? Especially one with cherries on. Always dressed ready for afternoon tea!! Just in-case!!

Hey lovelies! So today on the blog, I am taking a sweet stroll through my fashion history with this favourite cherry-patterned afternoon tea dress.

Love wearing it after all these year and it still gets complements.

The last time I wore it, the worker in a restaurant, shouted me over, and when I got there, she told me how much she liked my dress!! Styling A Cherry Afternoon Tea Dress Through The Years. Plus 30 Instagram-Worthy Captions for Your Cherry Swing Dress.

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The Charm Of A Lemon Dress In London. Thank you so much for stopping by. I also hope you liked this post. Follow along On Facebook And Instagram for more fun posts. Also follow along on Facebook for regular updates.

Claire Justine Oxox- Over 50s Lifestyle Blog. You can also read more about me on my page above. Over 50s Lifestyle Blog. 

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Explore chic dresses, and vintage-inspired patterns that evoke grace and sophistication. From afternoon tea dress to polka dot details and soft floral patterns, find inspiration to create the perfect outfit and the charm of traditional afternoon tea style with a modern twist.

Also Visit Here: Afternoon Tea Fashion: Classy & Elegant Outfits.

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