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Recently it was my best friend Gayle's birthday and we decided to paint the town. It's been a while since I've done a face of the day post because I basically wear variations on a theme at the moment (peachy coral tones if you're interested) but I thought I'd share this for a few reasons.

The first being that I'm in love with my new Inglot eyeshadow in shine. It's a lovely subtle pink with a slight shimmer and I can't stop wearing it.

The second being that Gayle looks gorge in her birthday outfit and new haircut! I was having a fussy clothes day so went for an old favourite. Simple but comfy.

Lastly because we went to Rainbow for dinner. My new favourite place and this is my last stop in systematically telling the whole world about it! The food was amazing, I mean look at it (ok I wasn't too fussed on the sweet potato mash but I could eat the bang bang chicken every day). The cocktail tea set is too cute and devilishly easy to drink. And the desserts... Did I mention I love this place? Ok I'll shut up now.

We finished the night with good old wholesome bingo. Tranny Bingo. Who doesn't love a caberet that comes with the chance to win £500? Sadly it wasn't us. But fun was definitely had by all.
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  1. The Red Dutchess24 July 2012 at 18:14

    Looking fabulous. Love that eyeshadow, it's so pretty. I WANT/NEED that tea set. it's so chic! xx

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    1. FaeriBex24 July 2012 at 18:22

      The Tea set is by Hendricks & is so cute! The eyeshadow is shade 48 I think. Inglot are so awkward with their naming system lol

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