I was back out photographing on the street last weekend, in Bath this time. It's high summer, meaning it's packed in Bath with people from all around the world taking in the beautiful architecture and history. Oh and fulfilling Bridgerton fantasies.
It's a different vibe to Bristol but just as lovely. Many great looks.
The little black dress - you can never go wrong even on a hot day. I adored this look, simple and chic from head to toe.
(apologies for the grubby door)
Saree's - these images could go into the colour pop and pretty dress section too. Completely stunning in pinks in the finest of silks and voiles with layers of detailing and pattern. The origins of form and style, a length a fabric expertly draped on the body. No cutting. Pure elegance.
Why do we not all wear saree's?
Khaki green / Olive green - understated, utilitarian and elegant. This lady had a beautiful studded orange crystal trim collar to her white top, which added such subtle luxury. The two tone green satin weave in her Hijab , the gold buttons. Lovely details and all with the current y2k trainer shape.
And the next lady brings a different look, the balloon pants balanced with the cropped t-shirt creating a great silhouette. Similar trainer trend in off white. The colour pallet again considered with greens and browns. All complimenting.
Our last khaki look is layered again with white and a delicate leopard print. Details in y2k glasses and I adored the hair clips, the looked so cool.
Colour Pop - Its was a bright sunny day and colours were popping even brighter.
There was this wonderful bias cut pink and orange maxi dress with pink glitter dm's and green rings. Next to the apricot roses. Wonderful!
I adored this specific shade of warm pastel pink in a two piece, looking stunning with a saturated bag in the same tone. Popped against the warm brown of her skin, just such a beautiful look and simple - pink, brown with a little white accent in trim and shoes.
Hot pink is always great and again in alleyway it looked fabulous in a blur of colour against the black window.
More and more colour pops. The red shoe is of a bride wearing, not white! 
Polka dots - polka dots were everywhere! I could have photographed so many more. This lady walked out of the Guildhall Market and shone in the sunshine, I loved her skirt with the teracotta crop top.
I love how looking all these dots they've been paired with different colours and matching colours. The brown with matching adidas gazelles is so good.
Pretty dresses - Bath was abundant with pretty dresses. Ginghams and florals. Summer dresses galore and all so lovely.
Worn with trainers and belts and sandals.
Three generations of checks made me so happy, what beautiful women.
A bride to be in simple cream cotton, the sisters holding hands in the park, even the gentlemen dressed up to smell the roses. 
White Skirts - I love a white skirt, the puffball skirt I chased after as it was fabulous. The tiered petals was a beautiful dress, the lady didn't want a photo but the blurry essense of the structure is lovely.
Cool is cool - Some people just have style and a coolness. The whole of the Somer boutique on Bartlett street in Bath below is cool too.
This leather jacket was worn to perfection.
Just elegant.
I've saved the best and coolest for last. This lady expressed everything through her style. I love a considered look and this brought me so much joy. Its the photo and the memory of the day.
The lady had recently lost her little Yorkshire Terrier and through signing, showed me photos and shared her love of her dear pet. What better way to commemorate and celebrate. There was also a matching phone case. The absolute joy of fashion as it should be.
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