Fab skirt laska - it is such a nice print, though I agree, probably a difficult colour to match. I like the olive/ khaki with it like you have. Such a nice change to shorts. I was tempted by the shirt too, as a cover up, but I do have lots of checked shirts... It is a great pattern though, and will work going into autumn too as never says.
soy lovely dress! And I'm really looking forward to seeing how you get on with the yasmin! The print couldn't get more "you"...
never - hope you're OK. Your comment about 3 steps back sounds like you're frustrated by something. Have some 
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soups glad you're having a good holiday! Buy the sandals, buy the sandals... I'm a bit like that with the sale... Thought I couldn't possibly need or want anything else, and then a 10% offer comes along and I'm "oh, yes, that's what I really want". I need help. Buy the sandals... . Would like to know how you get on with the carly jumpsuit and the bias dress. I loved a bit of bias cut in the 90s, but that was when I had a flat(ish) tum and I'm a bit scared of it now. Though if it's well cut I think it can be v flattering. Buy the sandals, buy the sandals...
noodle - that maxi skirt is so pretty, and the sack dress is lovely. Looks really cool and wafty, and that makes up for a lot, in my view. Sometimes elegant tailoring just doesn't cut it. I have also ordered an m and s cotton tiered maxi which isn't much less sack-like, on the strength of another thread a couple of weeks ago, where the OP was revelling in her non-caring about style, cos she was cool and not sticky. Though, to be fair, although it's still quite warm here, I'm pretty sure the weather for floaty cotton maxi dresses has passed.
Hello to everyone else too. Was wondering earlier how nink and justi are - haven't 'seen' you for a bit... Hope you're both OK!!