warning: parking suspension (get your camera out)

Harrington Gardens, South Kensington.

My husband, Mr. Dot, had just gone ahead to pick up some almond oil at Waitrose (It's great for the skin, did you know that? But they don't sell it there, only at Sainsbury's). Ah, the joys of modern communication: he called me to say 'get your camera out' just as this girl was approaching. I just got the one shot and turned, thinking of running after her, but I let her go.

I love the combination of floaty nude coloured frocks with jewelry and bare legs and Doc Martins. IF it's done right. And this time, I feel it is. Don't you agree?

right hons of york

We've got our wonderful yoga class with Arup soon and the big D said I can't go til I post. I spotted these two lovely friends, Kate & Laura @ the Duke of York Plaza off the King's Road, and I wanted a snappy title like the 'Duchesses of York' but he said that would be the Duke's wife. 'So what's his daughters then?' 'Rt. Hons. R, T, H-O-N-S. Leaving in two minutes, Jill.'

No idea where they got anything they're wearing, but Laura's bag looks like a Right Honorable Chanel. And Kate's boots are those fabulous flowered Duke of Martins.

let it rip, revisited

Dotted way back in February. Take off the pea coat, lighten up the colours on top, and Bob's your uncle.

primary colours

One of the best treats in London is to rent a striped deck chair in Green Park (£1.50 an hour, £2.00 for four), and hang out on one of the first days of spring during lunch hour. The daffodils are up, and everyone's out. If no chairs are available, the lawn is comfy and well kept.

LA (short for Leslie Anne), has matched her blue jumper to the deck chairs, her bag to the green lawn, and her red Doc Martins are the exact shade as a double decker bus. And her haircut is so crisp, Agyness Deyn could take a page from her book. And her eyes are this extraordinary blend of blue and green.