At some point in early September, you'll grab a linen dress off the rail and put it straight back. The air's cooler, the mornings are darker, and half your wardrobe suddenly belongs to a season that packed up and left two weeks ago.
At some point in early September, you'll grab a linen dress off the rail and put it straight back.
The air's cooler, the mornings are darker, and half your wardrobe suddenly belongs to a season that packed up and left two weeks ago.
That's annoying enough in a normal-sized bedroom, but in a small London flat where one slim wardrobe has to cover you for every month of the year, it becomes a genuine problem.
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At some point in early September, you'll grab a linen dress off the rail and put it straight back. The air's cooler, the mornings are darker, and half your wardrobe suddenly belongs to a season that packed up and left two weeks ago. That's annoying enough in a normal-sized bedroom, but in a small London flat where one slim wardrobe has to cover you for every month of the year, it becomes a genuine problem.
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