necklace. I wear it with an olive green velvet ribbon. Your blog is lovely and this post is very helpful for vintage beginners. Love and kisses Miss Maple Such a great post! So great to have someone else put down in words what my style is! I am so glad to finally have a defined style! :) That is a combination of modern with a vintage twist and total immersion. Thanks, Susanne Brilliant Charlotte! What a great post! If you could talk about hair as well that would be great- I am rubbish at stylising my hair in any way what so ever! Oh and I saw your comment on bright young twins- there's a place in Penge that does swing dance each week (south London) or in Holborn on Tuesdays and Thursdays, there's somewhere near Marble Arch on a Wednesday- they usually teach a cycle of 10 lessons beginner, then 10 weeks of intermediate etc so you learn different steps each week- if like me you can't make a regular committment, this proves a little problematic! But check out the London swing dance society website for specific details. Oh and you rotate, so you don't dance with your own partner that much during the class, it's to make sure everyone gets to try it with different people as that's the way people learn different lindy-moves apparently! What a great post. I'd love to add more vintage to my everyday clothing and will be following along with interest. I've always