We visited a place without any trouble or sorrows - of course just when you believe in the name of the park in Potsdam: SANS SOUCI. I love the palace of the former Prussian King Friedrich II. in every season. This time we did a little afternoon walk in the autumnal sun.
I wore a homemade late 40s dress that I found on the fleamarket some weeks ago, damaged but cheap. As you vintage girls out there already know, I had to invest some more: money and time for professional cleaning, going to the seamstress and find and sew on vintage buttons to replace the missing and broken ones... but it was worth it.
dress with pockets: 40s vintage, fleamarket
belt: Vivienne of Holloway
tights: Falke
shoes: 40s vintage, ebay
box bag: 60s vintage, fleamarket
The park is full of statues in a Greek style.
This one especially makes me think of the demanding, but tolerant, militarist and gay man, Friedrich II.
Isn't my new 40s brooch sweet? The little letter even has a tiny stamp and some writing on it.
We walked and admired all the castles and buildings in the park until the sun went down.
This one is called "Belvedere", so romantic!
beaded angora sweater: H&M, years ago
flower headpiece: ebay
glass bangle: 40s vintage, vintage shop
Lovely outfit! I love this pink color. Yes, sometimes some clothes need a little love to find again their beauty, but it's woth it!
ReplyDeleteI remember Sans Souci, I visited it with school when I was a child... around 1992!!! We must plan a visit when we will go back to Berlin!
du siehst einfach so wunderbag aus in pink!!!!! (bei mir würden schon wieder alle 'barbie' rufen ...). tolles kleid! es war die mühe und geld für reperaturen auf alle wert!
ReplyDeleteYou are a picture in pink,and what a magnificent building! XXX
ReplyDeleteHello, beautiful lady! My lovely friend, Another Wardrobe Experience mentioned you in a comment she left for me and I just had to pop over and meet you. I'm glad I did.
ReplyDeleteYour outfit is wonderful and the scenery spectacular. xxx
What a gorgeous place, but where are all the people? the place is so pretty.
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