Headband - Topshop | Dress - Family Affairs
Circus Skills
As you can see from these ridiculously bright pictures, the sun did eventually show it’s face at Glastonbury! This made for a super happy Carrie as it meant I could wear the light-as-a-feather Family Affairs dress that Nina sent me a while back. As soon as I tried it on, I thought “Glastonbury”, and it sat patiently in waiting until last Sunday. I probably should have planned the outfit a little better as in hindsight the lighter coloured slip wasn’t the best thing to wear underneath, but that’s why I love blogging – if I wasn’t taking pictures of my outfits I probably wouldn’t spot the mistakes!
During the glorious sunset, my friends and I thought we’d practice our juggling and hula-hooping skills, of which I have very little…I could show off a bit of baton twirling from my majorette days though! It’s brilliant getting away from the hustle and bustle of the larger fields at the festival to come across little gems like the gypsy caravan and circus workshop above. Glastonbury Festival really is rather magical, even if I complained about rain/mud/aching feet for the most part! x
I am so jealous of you. Glastonbury is my dream to go to. I love your outift and your flowerhead band thing is amazing. You look so cute. jeallloouuss
love this dreamy look of set
Why is your lighting so goregeous and gives your series of photos such a great atmosphere for your blog post.
what dreamy pictures. I love the extreme light! wish I was there…
I loove your dress and the sunlight makes your pictures more beautiful!
Wow!!i love all these pictures!!!
Amazing pictures. You’re posts are more like full blown photoshoots- so pretty!
These photos are beautiful!
And we love the flowers in your hair – very Glastonbury!
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I cant’ stop looking at that first picture, it’s amazing. Everything is just right.
X
oh my god, those pics are incredible!! awesome!
New post on my blog with a new outfit!
HAHAHAHAA I love that my label makes me have a weird inverted strip between my legs – oopsies!
Adorree the first picture – what a stunning shot that turned out to be while I grumbled behind you! aah Glasto – was just thinking about how romantic it is and how I should have appreciated it more at the time – its kind of like a little drug 
xxxxx
Wow! It really looks like a dream or scenes from a film or somewhat like that. I really love the sleeves of the dress.
I love the flower headband, it’s very sweet!
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Nice pictures:D
Those pics look like they should be in a magazine. I like the hoola hooper
I like your dress. These photos are specially amazing…this light wouah !
Love the gypsy caravan. Looks like you had so much fun. Reminds me a bit of when I won a hulla hoop contest when I was 8 for being able to keep it going for 45 minutes. I miss it. glad you had fun with your baton twirling.
I’ve loved these pictures. Seem just professional… I don’t know, I’ve loved!
these pics give me so much inspo to paint! would be great if i could use them
your not far from me in london!
x peony
I love these pictures and your dress is so adorable!
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Meanz (Koi Story)
I love the pictures in front of the caravan! They reminded me of those Kate Moss ones by…I forget the photographer’s name…might be Iain McKell?
I’m not going to lie, when I think “Glastonbury,” I pictured people looking kind of muddy and in need of a shower (obviously, in part, a flashback to my roadie days on Warped Tour), but you girls look so pretty and put together!
PS– I just got a lomo camera and need to figure out how to use it! Any tips are most appreciated!
Very nice pictures, amazing, the light and the colours are very beautiful! Good job ! I love your clothes and your blog too
xoxo
Today, And every other day of the week my uncle come to my house at 7am and screams up to our apartment from the street, when he does come in her shoots up herion in the bathroom pretending to take a shit, my mom opens the door everytime he does this, FML
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