I know I don’t often write about fashion, but I thought I would share with you what we found on a recent outing to Greenwich. It’s what every trendy baby will be wearing today. Only.
Onesie is totally amused.
Sunshine signing off today!
The royal wee ‘uns
Sunshine in London 
Awwww!
Retailers never miss a trick, do they?
True – we found it really funny!
Only now does the rest of the world know what a “fascinator” is! I wore one once. So fun!
Plenty of them in the church today!
Re gray shirt – I thought the Irish are quite contemptuous of it all.
Of what, Carl? Baby clothing? This was just a baby clothing shop, with a royal wedding outfit on sale – the Irish-inspired shirt had nothing to do with the wedding!
Here in SA a lot of people will be following the wedding. I was listening to 5FM on the radio this morning, and even the male DJs were watching the build-up and talking about the fashions and trying to figure out who everybody was!
Hope you are well.
Very well, thanks Lisa – hope you are too! The estimated audience for today’s event – globally – was two billion.
Is it total madness there? My friend Mark has the day off from his job in Brighton in honor of the occasion.
It’s been total madness for a little while now, jevcat! Today was a public holiday nationally in honour of the wedding!
This is going to be a silly question: why the strawberries?
I wondered the same – quite random, I think!
Cute. What is a fascinator?
It’s a small herpes (hairpiece), feather arrangement or indeed a miniature satellite dish, disguised as a hat. 🙂
I don’t really know how to describe it sensibly, Darlene! But Sarah Jessica Parker wears them sometimes, and there was an abundance of them worn to the royal wedding today.
Oh, gotcha! Herpes/hairpiece…still cracks me up! LOL!
Good heavens, commercialism at its best!
I agree, Cindy – good grief.
I’m with Carl — only the Irish would use any occasion as an “excuse” to slap a shamrock on it!
Haha! I guess so, Debbie, but as I said to Carl, those little shirts had nothing to do with the royal wedding!
Love it! I wonder how many were sold? Find that out for me, would you? Have a blessed weekend ♥ Diane
It would be interesting to know, Diane – I’ll see if I can find out next time we’re there. Blessed weekend to you too.
Clearly, you have the ultimate, inside scoop on what the littlest of royal loyalists will be wearing! Too cute!
Kathy
London was awash with royal outfits today, as you will have seen! For littlies and big ‘uns!
Cute outfit, Sunshine! If only Elise were younger…
Hugs,
Wendy
Haha! A lot of Canadians are over here for the wedding, quite amazing!
Give it five years …less, even… and those will be fetching a nice tidy sum 🙂
Hope you enjoyed the day, Sunshine. Did you get out there into the thick of it or stay home watching telly?
Very true, Kate – I forgot about that aspect of it! Maybe we’ll go back and buy one 🙂
I enjoyed the day from the comfort of our sofa … I kept wishing I was there in the thick of it, and kept feeling glad that I wasn’t! The clash of FOMO (fear of missing out) and reality, I guess! How about you, Kate – did you watch it on TV?
I saw a picture taken from behind of the Royal Newlyweds driving off in a convertible, and I thought, “How lame. He’s making her drive.” Then I remembered the thing about how steering wheels in the UK are on the wrong … on the opposite site of the car.
That is hilarious, Todd! Wouldn’t it be funny if he did make her drive? hahaha! 🙂
YOu know that all my princess longs to be is a princess. A few days before teh wedding she asked me if there was really fairies? I told her that i was not sure, because i had never actually seen one….. then she asked if there were real princesses. I was so excited to be able to show her a prince and a princess a few days later. She was mesmorized. So were we. She now has her sights set!!!
xx
Oh my word – but that is very sweet of your little princess, nonetheless! She must have loved watching the real life fairytale unfold.