outfit of the week #100

hello all, sorry its been a while since the last outfit post, didn't have a chance to take any pictures last weekend so no posts, although you all seemed to enjoy my summer dresses wish list instead. i bring you a smart casual outfit today, which i just chucked on to wear to the pub to meet some friends recently. i really do love an oversized shirt and not just to slob around the house in. they look fab dressed up with some skinnies and heels. this checked one from h&m has been worn repeatedly with both blue and black denim jeans since i purchased it and my little peep toe shoes are starting to fall apart from the amount of love they get. 

shirt - h&m  //  jeans - primark  //  shoes - deichmann (old)  //  bag - matalan (old)  //  necklace - c/o orealia jewellery * 

in my last outfit post i showed you a gorgeous hand harness and this week i bring you another amazing piece from Orelia jewellery, check out his beautiful feather torque collar necklace. doesn't it look gorgeous with the open shirt? i can't wait to wear it with some summer tshirts and vest tops. this is my hundredth outfit of the week post!!!! amazing. . . time flies when your having fun *read buying clothes

thanks

x

Outfit of the week #53

Jacket - Primark  //  Top - H&M  //  Jeans - Republic (old)  //  Clutch - Primark  //  Shoes - c/o shelikes * 

Oh look more pastels from me! Shock! I really am embracing the spring pastel trend this year. Usually I shy away from pink but this gingham body suit from H&M caught my eye as soon as I entered the shop and it looks very cute with my favourite pastel clutch from Primark! I wore this outfit to the pub on Easter Sunday last week but due to the awful weather ended up in flats instead of these flatforms from shelikes.com. 

I have just spent the weekend with the boy in Cheddar Gorge, its such a lovely quaint village and has copious amounts of cider and cheese two of our favourite things! We walked the gorge and realised after the first few steps up that we were both very unfit. After the first hour and a half we were almost collapsing and an hour later decided that only having a cup of tea and a slice of banana bread was probably not a good idea before walking a gorge for 3 hours. Any way we finally did it and proceeded to the local cafe for a cream tea (a deluxe one no less). And then headed to Gough's cave which was amazing. We came home yesterday with aching legs, cave matured cheddar and some local cider to savour.

Thanks

x

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