As we don't all have wealthy parents and/or a well-paid job (no offence to those who do) many of us have to hunt out the best bargains in order to be stylish. The high street are at such a high standard these days with their interpretations of the catwalk trends that you don't need to spend a fortune to look fabulous. Bargain basement Primark is currently good for velvet dresses, cardigans and casual dresses for work or the weekend.
although you have to spend a bit more, I find that Topshop and River Island sell the best and most comfortable high heels for us mere mortals to treat ourselves to. They are also the best shops if you're looking for something special for a night out.
Of course, shops like French Connection, Reiss and Whistles have gorgeous party outfits but we're talking reasonably priced here so save those treats from higher end shops for the sales.
Zara, in my opinion have the best workwear and jumpers by far. My camel jumper with brown elbow patches is my favourite. Very Lady of the Manor.
Everything looks more expensive than it is and most of their stuff is timeless.
Urban outfitters is great for the odd, funky item, even if it's only a piece of quirky jewellery or a unique scarf. H&M is also good for both smart and unusual pieces to mix up your look.
This Party season it's about brocade, metallic, velvet and sparkle so get dressed up and get ready to party!
Saturday, 29 September 2012
You aint nothing but a houndstooth
I cannot stress how much I love these Primark dogtooth print trousers. They fit really well and are so comfortable. Along with the top and shoes they are part of a massive Primark haul which took place last Friday. I couldn't resist all the bargains!
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Molten Metal
Saturday, 22 September 2012
Holiday Snaps
Dress: Missguided, shoes: Topshop |
Top: H&M, Skirt: Topshop, sandals: boohoo.com |
Top: Forever 21, skirt: Primark |
Waistcoat: New Look |
Top: Warehouse, shorts H&M |
Sunday, 2 September 2012
Berry Bonkers
This season I will be mostly wearing... berry shades
Wine toned hues were all over the catwalk and are therefore, all over the high street so it's easy to get a piece of the action.
Wine toned hues were all over the catwalk and are therefore, all over the high street so it's easy to get a piece of the action.
This burgundy top was only £18 from Topshop and I've already worn it 3 times. The black skirt with faux leather panels was around £17 from Forever 21 and my jewelled pumps are from next
I'll be going to Spain in just over a week so in my first post when I'm back expect a confusing return to summer trends!
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