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Miss Selfridge's patchwork pieces

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Here I thought the days of seeing patchwork pieces had gone the way of the whole hippie trend circa 2003. Well I was wrong, after all if Miss Selfridge is stocking it, it must be semi ok right? I really don’t know what to think about these four patchwork pieces, sure it’s cute, but is it too Little House on the Prairie? Just add the bonnet and you can pop off to milk the cows in the morning. If you do plan to try these pieces, match the top with dark denim, and the skirts with a simple white ruffle-front shirt, and if you dare, try channeling Peaches Geldof and tie a piece of plaited rope across your forehead in true hippie style.

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L-R: Patchwork Cami, £28; Patchwork Dress, £50.00; Patchwork Midi Skirt, £35; Patchwork Maxi Skirt, £45.

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Posted by Helen Lee on May 30, 2007 8:51 AM in Skirts & Shorts| Tops & Shirts
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Hi,

Can you recommend any good heels and bags that go with this particular look?

Thanks.

Posted by: Laura Ingalls | May 30, 2007 9:56 AM

Don't do it if you are over 20 is my advice -

Posted by: Deb | May 30, 2007 10:53 AM

I think the top is cute and less too-prairie than the others.

Posted by: Katherine | May 30, 2007 1:51 PM

These are like the dresses people wore when I was a little kid. Hmmm... shouldn't that mean I ought to hate them, the theory being that if you experienced it first time round, you won't want to do it again?

No, wait. They used to be made entirely out of polyester double-knit when I was a kid. If these are made out of anything that doesn't melt in hot sunshine, I am all for 'em.

Posted by: H. | May 30, 2007 10:16 PM

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