ON HARNESSES

and dogs. Empathy mode on, okay, awkward question: did you ever wondered about what it's like to live your dog's, you know, life? I'm sure it's all about eating, sleeping, passing winds and other fun stuff. But then again, if you're e.g. a hunting sort of dog, I asked myself - as I wouldn't want to wait 'till my dog answers, you know - what's it like to wear a harness everyday? And from everyday I got to one day and here we go, my experience report, pro bono, if you will...

First of all, the question of all (harness) questions: where to get an appropriate harness (just to prevent people getting wrong ideas and all)? Mine, called Oxford - if that's not respectable, what is? - is by Zana Bayne. Their website looks mysterious but in fact, they're made of leather, which I find sort of important as it won't look cheap (- mind you!).

Well, so we've got that but then, how to mix&match a harness? Frankly, it's the easiest way to just act as if it's a necklace but actually it really is not as you won't feel the same way. Also, I can tell, people will look ... let's say puzzled...

Oh, and right, keep it classy and simple - to, again, avoid wrong impressions. Also, items that are tightly-tight in the waist such as high waisted skirts, pants and umm.. etcetera, etcetera are an easy mix&match. Layering does it all (as always). Peplum comes in handy too, of course. Dresses too, by the way. 

Outfit: shoes Adele Fado, pants The Kooples, bag Vintage, sunnies E&E c/o Bloggers Wardrobe, blazer and top Zara (similar here and here), harness Zana Bayne (similar here and here)

Have a great day!

xx, A.

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