Vinyl Mod.

Top - Bershka

Skirt - Primark

Tights - Primark

Jacket - Charity Shop (£5)

Shoes - Primark

Hat - Zara

Jewellery - Forever 21 and ASOS

'That is a very shiny skirt.'

That is probably what you're thinking and I'm inclined to agree with you.

I didn't think I would be the person to jump on to the vinyl trend bandwagon, but I've just taken my seat and it feels good.  I did want to try out this trend, but I didn't want to pay a lot of money and not wear it.  This particular skirt was a steal at £12 from Primark.  It's really flattering and it can be worn either way, (for instance, I'm actually wearing it back to front).  I did wish that it was longer and I do regret not sizing up.  But if you intend on standing for hours on end and making no sudden movements - this is the skirt for you.  I decided to team this with a cropped white fluffy jumper.  Jumper season is well and truly upon us and I am very excited.  Nothing quite beats snuggling in to a big fluffy jumper.  I threw on my new jacket/blazer from the charity shop.  Again, I wanted to try out the check trend, but I knew that grey was not an option for me.  I was very excited when I found this in the charity shop for only a fiver.  It is oversized and the shoulder pads are HUGE, but once I take them out, I think this will be a wardrobe staple for the season.  I topped off the look with these Chloe inspired studded shoes.  The star studding gives a nod to the western trend, that is showing itself for the upcoming seasons.  I added this checkered hat, which I love but I don't really know if it suits me.  I'll let you be the judge of that.  The cherry earrings and clear choker are a must for this ensemble.  I've been after a pair of cherry earrings since before s/s started, and now finally, ASOS has made all my dreams come true.

This outfit was completely spur of the moment, but I do love the sixties mod vibes, but adding the eighties, with the shoulder pads.

Does anyone have a time machine??

xoxo