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The Pass

... even that the clouds were low and grey, and the wind blew a gale, the ocean was warm and welcoming for our brief visit to our home beach of Byron Bay.  My twin sister has fallen in love with a local label there called Arnhem, and I can see the attraction. I'm wearing one of their kimonos, a simple and very beautiful versatile piece, light enough to protect my fair skin from those deceiving UV rays. ASOS is having a pretty amazing sale at the moment, and this bikini arrived just in time for the trip - and worn everyday since (beaches, pool, creek, canal, and even in the bathtub with my niece!)
Wearing River Island Bikini Pink Zebra bandeau / ASOS polka dot bikini brief / Arnhem the Label Kimono / Mui Mui sunnies / Rubi felt hat


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