I'm A Barbie Girl, In The Barbie World...

Top - H&M

Skirt - New Look

Coat - H&M

Shoes - New Look

Lips - LA Girl 'Playful'

Hello!

Firstly, I have no idea why my camera keeps fuzzing up the pictures.  It's usually fuzzed on my face, so I've started to take offence.

Anyway…

I couldn't look anymore girly even if I tried!

I wanted to do my hair like this for the longest time.  I had a bit of extra time on Tuesday and my hair was in dire need of washing, so I chucked it up in to two buns.  I wanted to wear something that complemented the hair.  I actually can't remember how many times I've worn this top.  It's probably one of my favourites.  I teamed it with the same suedette skirt that I can't stop wearing.  It's so flattering and just goes with everything.  I chucked on my faux fur for the fun aspect (I actually wore a rain coat out). I like the pastel pink and just how good it looks.  I hadn't yet accessorised, but I did wear my usual jewellery with an added dainty necklace.  It's very rare that I get to play dress up, so I had a lot of fun wearing this.

I'm a barbie girl!

B x

She's Not There...

Shirt - George @ ASDA

Skirt - Primark

Tights - Primark

Shoes - New Look

Jewellery - Argos and Antique

Hello again!

Please excuse the fuzziness of the last two photos.  I had absolutely no idea how bad they were, but I've kept them here because I love this outfit.

This is the outfit I wore on Tuesday to university.

I feel berry on trend in this outfit (see what I did there).  I love autumn/winter season for this particular reason.

I was in the mood to wear floral today, so I chucked on this amazing shirt from George @ASDA.  I have literally not stopped wearing this.  It's nice and oversized and looks great with a pair of leggings.  I decided to pair it with this berry pleated skirt.  This skirt reminds me of one I used to wear to secondary school.  I love the matching shades and how well it looks with the floral print.  I do feel as if this has a slight seventies vibe with the colours.  I just paired it with my usual flats and pair of tights, as it's getting so cold at the moment.  And as usual, I'm wearing my normal jewellery.

I seemed to either be dressed as Puglsey or florals - there's no in-between!

B x

Well, No One Told Me About Her...

Hat -Primark

Top - New Look

Skirt - New Look

Socks - Primark

Boots - Next

Jewellery - Argos and Antique

Hello all!

Please excuse the dodgy hair, but this is what a load of dry shampoo will do to it.  Also, please excuse the fact that I am dressed in the same outfit as my previous post.

Last night I went to a costume party for a friends 21st and we had to be an historical figure.  I racked my brain over who I could be and decided in the end to be Mary Quant.  She is a huge icon from the 1960's and she even created the mini skirt.  I remember researching her in my early teens and I knew it was a good decision.  I did very sixties inspired make up (including little gems which you can't really see).  I just went for a monochrome striped knit and my suedette skirt.  It's a mixture of sixties and seventies.  I don't have a pair of full length boots, so I just paired this knee high socks with some suedette ankle boots.  I just finished off with a 'pork pie' hat.  I have been after one of these hats for ages, so I'm glad I found this one in Primark over the summer.  I just chucked on my usual jewellery to finish off the look.

It was a really good night and I'm just heart broken that my make up will never look this good again!

(I still dress like Puglsey Addams - even by accident!)

B x

I Bet These Memories...

Top - New Look

Skirt - New Look

Tights - Primark

Coat - New Look

Shoes - Clarks

Bag - Primark

Jewellery - Argos & Antique

Lipstick - MAC Heroine

Hello there!

Firstly, I would like to apologise for my flamingo towel in the background.  I washed my hair this morning and I have yet to move it.  I would also like to distract your attention from my chair.  I didn't put it back in it's right place (hence the appearance of it in the photos).

Anyway…

This is what I look like when I'm in a crappy mood!

I had make up drama today and that put me in a foul mood (which increased during the day and ended with ice cream).  I've noticed recently that my (accidental) fashion icon is Pugsley Addams.  I wore this for my Hinduism lecture today.  The inspiration for this outfit, is a cross between sixties mod and classic style.  I chucked on this top from New Look, which I got last year and used to wear all the time. It's quite thick and has more of a cropped feel to it.  I paired it with my new suedette skirt from New Look.  I managed to pick this up when there was 20% off, so for a tenner - I can't complain.  It does ride up and is slightly big on the waist, but it's still a complete bargain.  I wore my brogues for the first time today.  I picked these up over the summer and they are pure perfection.  They were quite comfortable for the first wear and look great with this outfit.  I finished off with my new favourite item, my shearling coat.  This coat is perfect beyond belief and I have literally worn it everyday since I bought it.  I paired it with this little bag from Primark and I also chucked on my usual gems.  I picked MAC Heroine, as I wanted a vibrant colour on the lips to match my more dramatic make up (I'm actually wearing eyeliner).

Simple monochromatic goodness!

B x

Now It All Fires Back At Me…

Dress - New Look

Tights - Primark

Cardigan - George @ASDA

Boots - Next

Bag - Present

Jewellery - Antique and Argos

Hey!

I can't seem to take a decent photo at the moment.  

I'm not entirely sure why, but I've lost my inability to pose - and I bloody love taking selfies!

I bloody love this dress.  I wanted to wear something amazing for my first day back at university (second year - woo).  I love the dark autumn/winter colours and the seventies inspired stripes.  It's so comfortable and very flattering.  I teamed this dress with an oversized long cardigan (I was too boiling to actually put it on).  I chucked on my suede ankle boots.  I love these boots, but they kinda kill my feet at the moment.  I used my Gatsby tote bag today, which I got for my birthday (last year - I think).  I finished off with my usual jewellery.

I seem to be embracing the seventies trend!

B x

And I'm Caught Already...

Top - Vintage (£3)
Jeans - Evans
Knitwear - Primark
Shoes - Primark
Bag - Charity Shop
Jewellery - Argos & Antique
Sunnies - New Look

Hey!
I hope you're well!
This outfit is called - I have 5 minutes to get ready, as my parents are nearly here and I'm panicking!  I picked this top up from one of my local charity shops.  It's perfect for the seventies trend for this autumn/winter.  I love the stripes and the neutral colour palette.  Plus it gives me a nice shape (which you can't tell in these photos).  I paired it with my true blue jeans.  I love these jeans because they make my legs look pretty good and they have stretch (yay).  I chucked on my favourite new season knitwear and paired it with a pair of flats.  I used my new Chanel bag my mum found in a charity shop back at home.  It's so beautiful - I'm in love!  I went for old hollywood glamour with the massive sunnies and I chucked on my favourite bits of jewellery.
At least it's a bit of colour!

B x

Wish I Could Just Let It Be...

Top - Monki

Crop Top - Forever 21

Trousers - H&M (Divided)

Coat - H&M

Trainers - Nike Air Max (Office)

Jewellery - Primark

Sunnies - New Look

Bandana - Primark

Hey!!

So yesterdays outfit was one of my favourites!

I haven't worn an outfit like this in a very long time and I'm glad I decided to put it together yesterday.  The mesh top is one of my absolute favourites.  I've worn it more than any other item in my wardrobe (even with a tear down the back).  I popped on the crop top underneath for layering.  These high waisted trousers are so darn comfortable!  They literally feel like pyjama bottoms, but I do love the waistband - very sporty.  I chucked on my Nike's to add to the sporty look.  I bought this fluffy coat a couple of years back and I've noticed that River Island is selling a similar one this year.  This coat is fluffy, pastel shade and an absolute bargain - what more could you want?!?!  It's a nice add on to any plain outfit.  I just finished off with a pair of gold hoops and a bandana.

Nice to see I'm sticking to a colourful palette…

B x