Camouflage your way through autumn

It's clichè, but you can't go through autumn without at least one item of burgundy clothing. This jacket has been a staple in my wardrobe throughout this season and surprisingly, it goes with everything! Burgundy and nude have turned out to be one of my favourite colour duos. 

Clearly I also have a thing for patent and PVC, you can't go wrong with a patent sock boot. 

Jumper, Jacket- Zara
Shoes -Pubic desire
Skirt-Twisted Sister

Fury bag ft. Fury legs

I'm making the most of bare legs before I stop shaving them for the winter (joking...) and start making the most of the 20,000 coats I've bought this year already.-Oops. Autumn is the perfect time to layer up all cosy on top and pretend its still summer on the bottom.

  I'm so obsessed with these Zara boots at the minute, I wear them almost everyday and long side my other (feet murdering) Zara baes.-But of obvious reasons those can't come out everyday. I made the mistake of wearing them around central London over the weekend, I had to buy a pair of flats before my feet fell of and I started to look like a Bratz doll. So sticking to these nude beauties for now.

So to wrap up this post, when in doubt about what to wear in autumn.. turtle necks, coats, bare legs and beautiful (comfortable) boots. check. 

Ps. when you cba to shave your legs, throw a fury bag into the mix.-Works a treat.

Coat-Charity shop

Dress-ASOS

Bag-ASOS

Boots-Zara

Ring-Regal Rose

Sunglasses-Topshop

Monsoon boots on

First of all apologies, I appear to have brought the monsoon season in SE Asia back to England, what is going on?! I've been dying to do a post on these trousers for ages, so finally here it is. If I could wear these everyday and night I would, they are just so comfortable and fab!

The only detail i'm not so keen on is the elasticated waist band, so prefer to pair with a baggy top/jumper (mine are a size too big so don't cinch in at the waist.) However I do think they could also be dressed up with some casual heels and a tighter cropped top if you prefer so show a bit of shape unlike me, 

This jumper is another Topshop item i've been loving recently. If you follow my blog, you'll know i'm a major Polo neck addict, and this is my new number one.The zip detail is what won me over, this therefore makes it perfectly acceptable to add yet another neutral jumper to my vast collection. Anyway whats not to love? Khaki- check, Loose fitted-Check, Silver hardware-check

Jumper and Trousers-Topshop

Boots-H&m

Bag-Zara

Sunglasses-Cotton on

More yellow...

 More yellow, I know, I cant get enough! I'm making the most of the final rays of summer (which happened to go behind a cloud as I went to take these photos-typical). This top is such a cute basic piece, which can easily be dressed up or down, 

 I bought these culottes right before I went travelling, and I still love them 5 months later. I have had a few strange looks with the complements,but I cant help but love a marmite outfit. They have been worn in 30.C in Asia right through to the minus numbers in New Zealand. Such a great versatile piece which will no doubt see me right though winter under layers upon layers.

 I love the contrast of the yellow against the navy in these pieces. When I wear bright colours I prefer to keep shapes and patterns simple. The frayed edges of both top and bottoms match, adding the perfect amount of detail for me.

 Note to self, take hands out pockets for at least one photo!

Top-Zara

Cullotes, bag, shoes-Topshop

Injecting a bit of colour for "summer"

This rain is not helping my holiday blues, however i'm so happy to be back in clothes I like wearing!
Words can not describe how excited I was to shop for the first time in months- I may have gone a tad over board.. I have more shopping bags than carpet right now.

I enjoying how seventies everything is at the moment, and I'm loving bright warm tones! In the hope of bringing back the summer I thought i'd inject a bit of yellow into my life.

I find this weather the hardest to dress for when its constantly grey and rainy but still warm, I always find bare legs and a thin jumper are an easy go to. If you're not keen on a whole bright outfit, keep it neutral and pair a simple bright staple, such as a skirt/top/jacket or even just an accessory.

This skirt is one of my favorite things in my wardrobe atm, its so versatile for day or evening, and the little slit at the front is such a cute little detail. 

Jumper-Urban Outfitters

Skirt-Topshop

Bag-Zara

Shoes-Topshop

pinstripe heaven

                                                   (Photographer-Ash Cummings)

Trousers-Zara

Top, Shoes, Bag,Scarf and Coat all Topshop

Hello, Happy Christmas! i hope everyone had a lovely two days filled with presents and lots of food. I personally cant even remember what hunger feels like-eyes bigger than stomach. So as i currently resemble a heavily pregnant woman, here's a post from a few days ago.

Pinstripes are one of my biggest obsessions this Autumn/winter, they compliment almost every item, i partially enjoy them in a matching shirt and trouser or suit combo. They work well in a casual outfit to smarten up the look, these slouchy trousers being the perfect example-as always, well done Zara.

I decided to dress these with a simple grey tee to bring out the stripes, as grey and navy are the perfect match. Keeping it simple with lace up boots, black perspex bag and chunky scarf. The perfect casual shopping outfit. 

Now i must return to eating and online sale shopping, hope everyone enjoys the last of Christmas.

Clothes hoarder

Skirt-Zara
Dress jumper- Primark

Coat-Vintage

Bag-Zara

Rings-Regal rose/Vinatge

Trainers-Nike Pegasus

 I have an obsession with going through my mums old clothes (and my dad's occasionally) from when they were younger. Every now and again I find a cute statement piece, which has made its way back into fashion, and therefore into my wardrobe. I love a one off piece that no one else has, which has turned me into such a hoarder and why you'll never find me selling my wardrobe on Depop, ill thank present me one day. Anyway this coat once belonged to my mum, and black coats are always needed. I'd found this in summer, and have been excited to bring it out since then, although i did remember it being slightly longer which was a bit disappointing. Massive ankle length coats are my favorites.

Then of course stripes have to be somewhere in my outfit, this skirt is so cute and cosy, and works so perfectly with a layered slouchy outfit. I bought this Primark jumper as a versatile layer for my winter wardrobe, it is meant to be a low v neck and mid thigh length, not that you can tell from the imagines. I never used to shop in Primark much but this year its upped its game, i'm finding so many classic essential pieces, especially shoes and jumpers. Always worth a look!