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Thursday, 7 July 2011

Out and about....Bialik Street

From Fashionistable
Shay is a dancer with the Inbal Pinto and Avshalom Pollak dance company. She told me she has a Mexican boyfriend who surprises her every day. Almost everything Shay is wearing is vintage, except for her shoes which she bought in China and her scarf which is her mum's. Her bike is by Dahon.

35 comments:

  1. really like stylish girls on bikes:)

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  2. I came across your blog and I really love it ! follow each other ?

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  3. Cute! Love her jacket!

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  4. Loving the spots - i remember the leotards from when i was 14 they were my first big fashion thing and i am really feeling their return - great fashion memories - top pic x

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  5. wonderful style. i love a stylish lady on a bike.

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  6. I love, I want that jacke, ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
    Wondeful!!!
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  7. No way! That jacket is perfect!
    xo

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  8. Once I'd read you first statement - that' she's a dancer, it seemed absolutely obvious from her poise and grace simply sitting there on a bike. More excellent capturing on your part!

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  9. That's a cute outfit, and a cool city bike.

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  10. pairing the flowing vintage blouse with a leotard was fantastically brilliant.....

    love her casual stance as well.

    please come by again!

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  11. So confident and carefree she looks! Love her jacket :)

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  12. such a great pic

    x Camilla

    Intothefoldfashion.blogspot.com

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  13. cute outfit. love the blazer

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  14. Dancers make excellent models (hee hee) ... gorgeous shot and I love the whole biking culture these days. Need to catch up on your posts since I've been gone xxx

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  15. love the blazer. and i like the picture.
    xo

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  16. awww this looks so chic and french

    ELIZA

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  17. I like her style and i like her bike!!!
    xx
    http://dontcallmefashionblogger.blogspot.com

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  18. The shirt looks fabulous! Very chic and fashionable!

    hugs and kisses by Mani.

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  19. she looks great.
    and you have nice blog. now i following you ;)

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  20. I love her hair! Thank you so much for the sweet comment on my blog!

    xo

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  21. I really love the outfit! so gorgeous ;)

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  22. You already know this is a great shot! Love her vintage. Small detail but I adore her sunglasses. xx from Soleil

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  23. I NEEEEED that polka dot pink blazer!

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  24. love this! the blazer is so cute! i need one! nice job


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  25. love the bike and everything :)

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  26. so right on! I love the polka dot blazer! bought something similar the other day. great, chic pants too! thanks for your comment :)

    cheers,
    --Megan//The Martian Tide

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