The port of Fontvieille - and a coat that caught my eye!"An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind" - Mahatma Gandi
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12 comments:
You've got to be a brave, or daft sort of person to wear something like this. I bet it was mega expensive, but to me it looks a mess. Made up of offcuts of material. No accounting for taste.
ooh I love it. Tres chic.
A real 'EYE'catcher.
Oh, my....it was the coat that caught MY eye on the portal, but now I see the text, too.
The eyes have it!!
I wonder if they used a professional eye model for the photo for the jacket. At least she wouldn't have to starve herself to maintain a model's shape.
I probably would not wear something like this - certainly not in Mississippi. But you have to admit, it does get your attention!
A very interesting jacket however, the name on that yacht looks interesting too.
Eye catching for sure. I think you have to be a self assured person to wear the coat also. MB
I laughed out loud at the text you caught beside the dude. That is classic Jilly.
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This is such a great shot. Mod, surreal, unexpected...like a screen capture from Fellini's brain!
It certainly catches ones attention when enlarged, the eye, not the boat's name. I guess that should be its own post.
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