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For me and for you

I have been reflecting back on the very reason for why I chose to blog, backtracking to November, 2011. Well, it was brought about by my need to quench my thirst for a passion for fashion, inspired by my favourite style icon, Audrey Hepburn. As time has gone by, I have come to get a sense of my wonderful readers. I blog for me & for you.

 




  











This post is dedicated to the most important vehicle that drives me to continue to publish each and every post here- YOU! So, thank you so much for continuing to support me and what I do here on For the Love of Audrey. I am blessed to have people who regulary come and read my blog. I feel priviledged to be a voice you listen to.  

My wish for you all is a very happy week ahead-filled with all that is fashionable & beautiful.

Yours in style,

Suzi x

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  1. Once again Suzi you have excelled in presenting the story and your style. Congratulations. It's amazing what you have achieved since your first blog in November. I loved seeing your photos all over again. Mum x

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    1. You've been such a fabulous support!! Thanks so much! x
      Suzi x

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  2. Hi! Love the looks :)

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  3. Your comment really made my day! Welcome to my blog!! I look forward to sharing many more posts with you. x
    Suzi x

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  4. Hi Suzi,
    loving your outfits! also spotted many repettos amongst your outfits, and I think you have styled them perfectly. keep it up :) x

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    1. How lovely to hear from you! I do love my Repettos! I'm enjoying my new pair too. You can see them on my new blog post "I blog, therefore I am". I have also put a link to you on there too. x
      Suzi x

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