Showing posts with label cut-out boots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cut-out boots. Show all posts

2.6.14

| MOM JEANS |


As promised, here's my post featuring my brand new Levi's mom jeans, which I got in the Motel Rocks sample sale, after a two day internship helping out! I can't believe it's taken me this long to get myself a pair - they are literally the most comfortable things in the world, and they fit perfectly, which is a rarity when jeans and my bum are concerned! 


In light of the World Cup descending upon us in the next couple of weeks, I decided to get myself this cute crop top from Romwe - bagged it for only £6.00 after a discount!

Check it out HERE!

 | Crop top: Romwe | Shirt: Abercombie & Fitch | Belt & boots: Topshop | Jeans: Motel x Levi's | Bag: Peacocks | 








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15.4.14

| The Ragged Priest |



 I finally got my hands on the SNAKEBITE DRESS by The Ragged Priest, which I've had my eye on for aaaages. I pretty much love all the pieces in their new collection, but I decided to go with this one, because, surprise surprise, it's grey, nothing new there. Also, it's super versatile and easy to wear, not to mention, it's frikkin' snake skin print, which, come to think of it, I've never really owned before.


I'm in love with the material; it's really stretchy and sort of waxy, so you can literally just iron out creases with your hands - very convenient for a girl who isn't a fan of the whole ironing malarkey. I love the way it hangs loosely on the body too, without making it look like you're wearing a bin bag as a poor excuse for a dress.






Loving loving loving my new fishnet socks! I really went through a crazy fishnet tights obsession a couple of years ago, but it had never really occurred to me to wear them as socks, which I think look super snazzy with cut-out boots or chunky heels. 




| Dress: The Ragged Priest | Cardigan: Urban Outfitters | Bag: Primark | Socks: eBay | Boots: Topshop | 

I feel like this dress is going to become one of the staple items in my wardrobe that I wear to death!

YAY!

2.3.14

Crochet detailing

My boyfriend and I went back to Reading this weekend to celebrate his birthday and visit his family! I kept it pretty casual, sticking to my black skinnies most of the time, and pairing them with either my brown brogues or black cut-out leather boots!
Not only do I love the colour of this sheer sleeveless blouse, but I also love the crochet floral detail all along the front! 
I need new make-up ideas! Thinking of incorporating a bit of colour from now on; I usually tend to stick to nude colours or dark muted metallics. And I just can't accomplish the liquid flick with a blunt pencil - I need to visit a make-up shop soon!





 Blouse: Topshop | Cardigan: Urban Outfitters | Belt: Nasty Gal | Jeans: Topshop | Watch: Guess | Boots/brogues: Topshop











20.2.14

Silver and grey market day

I hit central London once again yesterday; this time to be reunited with my cousin, who's here for a few months to complete a teaching placement! It was so so lovely to catch up over some tea and scones and browse the markets for some goodies (mostly cupcakes) - seems to be all I do these days!

I wore my amazing necklace that I bought from Dahlia a few months back, and a relatively new bomber jacket from H&M. I'm in love with the baroque-style pattern, and colour combo! I teamed these muted items with a faded salmon coloured t-shirt, black jeans, and cut-out leather boots.

I've been laying off the liquid eyeliner recently (which I used to swear by) so when I tried to revive my (usually) perfect little flick yesterday, I found it really hard to master! Practice makes perfect I guess...























Bought myself this cute necklace from Spitalfield's market! When it comes to jewellery, I usually stick to fairly easy options, like silver and gold, and don't tend to explore many other colours, so I figured this would go with loads of my outfits while adding a pop of something extra to my usually all-black or grey ensembles.