I think I am in love with these tweed shoes! They are so fabulous. I absolutely adore the scalloped border and the classic Mary Jane look. I'm definitely going to be picking up a pair of these in 'Crush ' and maybe even another pair in the lovely 'Northern Lights' pattern!
'Henriette' Ness shoes in Northern Lights.
You can see the lovely scallop detail in the photo above! I really love this colour combination as well!
The 'Melly' wellies are printed wellies with an adaptation of the classic Crush tartan pattern. I really love the green trim on these!
I have a pair of 'Georgie' Wellies that I got two years ago and I wear them all the time! Especially now when it's starting to get cold. I find it really good for Scottish weather where we have days that shift in weather a lot. Rain. Check. Intermittent sun. check. Cold weather. check. Periods of 'super' wind. check. Awesome Wellies able to handle it all. check.
'Georgie' Ness Wellies
The new 'Georgie' wellies are fabulous! I am really excited about the introduction of Wellie socks including the 'Izzy' socks which are stripey and fun and the matching 'Judy' cable knit knee-high socks in teal and red!
Which is your favourite?
Oh my gosh! Those Blue tweed shoes are to die for!!!
ReplyDeleteThose wellies are awesome! Just the blast of color I need on a gray, rainy day!
ReplyDeleteI love the Mary Janes, especially the red ones. The scallopped edge makes them extra special. I was lucky enough to find a ness skirt in a charity shop once, i need to dig it out. It's quite short so I don't wear it much.
ReplyDeleteI WANT THE PINK HENRIETTES. I WANT THE PINK HENRIETTES.
ReplyDeleteif i repeat it in caps, my wish will come true.
i never understood wellies though. doesn't the rain get in at the tops?
Dear Debi, you're killing me with these posts. Love, love, love the shoes! And the Wellies, be still my heart. I live in a south-western section of Pennsylvania that was almost entirely settled by Scotch and Irish immigrants. The reason? The weather and topography reminded them of home, Scotland. So, I can totally relate to a half dozen or so weather patterns in a 24 hour period. It is actually a joke among weather forecasters! The new socks are perfect. Thanks so much for the inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I love the red plaid wellies. The mary janes are cute too, I just wish they had a lower heel. So when we get to Scotland next year, you are going to have to introduce me to the wonderful world of Ness! ;)
ReplyDeleteWellies? What a cute name!... up here we just refer to them as rubber boots... either way, I so want! They are super cute.
ReplyDeleteBelieve you me if I could I would have a pair of those Mary Jane's I love them!
ReplyDeleteFab wellies, I just saw the new Ness shop in York today
ReplyDeleteI love them all, but I think I *need* the wellies. How is the sizing on your boots? Does it run big or true to size?
ReplyDeletePink, blue, pink, blue... Oh I can't decide. They are so gourgeous. And the local shop that stocked Ness is no more. Oh that means buying online. I want them, I want them!! I wonder if I can convince Father Christmas that they are essential buying for Christmas??
ReplyDeleteI adore the scallops!
ReplyDeleteAwesome wellies! My favourite are the crush colourway.
ReplyDeleteOh such lovely things! I really love the wellies!
ReplyDeleteOh, I am in love with your wellies! They are super cute! :-)
ReplyDeleteYes, the rain does get in at the top of the wellies. I have had two pairs now and within than 6 months, both pairs have let the water in through a hole in the seam. These wellies look good, but don't have the quality required of good wellies.
ReplyDeleteI found a gorgeous 'Elsie' skirt, Ness in the charity shop just today. It is a little on the large side for me (Sz 16, I would normally go for a 14) and so I let it hang on my hips, keeps more of my legs warmer this way! It has a gorgeous underskirt that is longer than the woollen skirt itself - a snip at £5 - I suspect it was worn once or twice!
ReplyDeleteOohhh! Fab find! I never see Ness in charity shops...so you really scored! I've managed to venture into their sale the other day (and might have walked away with a few more things...ahem :) just doing my part to support local businesses (that's what i tell myself!!)
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