Summer outfits throwback: London

Today's post features some of the outfits that I wore during my stay in London and haven't got time to show them on the blog earlier. There will be quite a few of them as weather in the UK at the time of my visit was not that great and didn't give many chances for dressing up. Anyway, here we go...The orange dress from Ted Baker that I wore for afternoon tea...The colour is simply fantastic...a real highlighter...you won't pass by unnoticed...Between us, I call this dress "a scuba dress" because its fabric reminds me of that used for scuba driving costumes, haha...I would baked in such a dress in Nepal but it is ok for London.

The tea itself was amazing...don't know about scones but cupcakes was definitely the best I ever tried. Delicious sandwiches, mouthwatering cakes and plenty of tea... I had 6 cups...my personal record, haha...

This printed greenish skirt was one of the summery outfits that I had a chance to wear considering the weather. Anyway, it was during daytime, but by the evening I had to change into jeans and sweater...

Oh, another summer dress that I did manage to wear there for a couple of times...My Monsoon dress with beautiful floral print.

Look at this photo, people actually live in this tower-like house. I wish I could have a sneaky peek inside

Not one of my favourite looks...not exactly my style and definitely not my colour...But I tried it anyway

Most of the time I had to wear these printed skinnies and this grey sweater...Man, din't I get tired of this look?

But I never get tired of visiting the Victoria and Albert Museum. Simply love their theatre costumes display.

Now, the most ridiculous summer outfit ever...I mean, seriously, it was the beginning of June and it was soooo cold that I had to wear all this stuff on me, including the rather wintery looking jacket...

Anyway, whatever the weather the Wallace collection is capable to cheer you up and to brighten your day. I really enjoyed their exposition. Highly recommend

But the most bright and fairy-tale impression was brought by the Aladdin musical. Watching it was unforgettable experience...(photos from the production book)

And that is what I wore for the performance - my kitty print dress (shown previously here) with a leather jacket over it...very ME, haha...

Well, that's it for today. Linking up with Visible Monday

Have a nice day!