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Cardigan unknown
Top: Luxzuz
Jeans: Primark
Belt: Primark
Trainers: Primark
Another take on pastels. Plain colours but all with different textures. Knitt, lace and denim. Hugely comfortable, vastly wearable and casual. I have swapped the belt for another one that picks up on the colour of the trainers
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Jumper: Next
Blouse- vintage
Long shorts: Primark
Boots: Dune
Altering clothes does pay off. As I have mentioned before the pair of the long shorts used to be just a pair of ill-fitted trousers. But after some crafty alterations, it became shorts that I actually look forward to wearing. They are in my favourite colour- navy blue. Personally I think blondes look better in that colour as supposed to ever-existing black. The cardigan is also navy blue. Navy blue with shades of brown creates a very classical combination that I intend to reuse over and over again. I hope the addition of the vintage belt makes it more ornated.
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Coat: Primark
Shirt: Monsoon
Denim: H&M
Belt vintage
Boots: Primark
Bag: Rowallan
I always do the same colour combination every Autumn. There is something so classic about navy blue/ blue and tan that I can not resist. Something new: the coat, something vintage: the belt and mostly old: the rest. Very happy with the outcome.
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Earrings DIYed
Blouse: TwoFourTwo
Trousers: Primark
Belt unknown
Sandals: Select
When I look at this image I think layer cake. Each colour is separated by the other going from the earrings to the sandals. The earrings are DIYed from a necklace that I did not like. The blouse I have altered to fit me better. And the belt in the trousers I have replaced with a more suitable one. It’s all in the detail.
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Earrings: Primark
Top-vintage
Shorts: Primark
Belt unknown
Sandals: Primark
So, I’m stuck at home. It’s pandemic out there and for the greater good, I have to stay home, so I’m doing. But if I was allowed outside that’s probably what I would be wearing. You have probably spotted a trend here: shorts cut out of trousers that I already have and not very often wear. This pair of trousers is made from quite thick fabric and the material didn’t fold nicely at the hem, so the trousers got hardly ever worn. But we do not like such items in our wardrobes, they have to perform or go or get altered. After some DIY I can wear shorts when it’s still warm but I’m also hoping to wear them with tights when it gets colder. Today I went all yellow, lighter with the top, and stronger with the accessories.
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Jumpsuit: Primark
Belt: Primark
Bracelet unknown
Sports bra: Primark
Sandals: Primark
A prime example of an outfit that just will not photograph well. Unfortunately, it looks a bit like stripy pyjamas but in fact is very comfortable even though out of my comfort zone. The jumpsuit does the whole talking so I have paired it with a plain sports bra and very minimalistic sandals in the colour of one of the stripes. The skinny, red belt also mimics one of the stripes so it ties it all together with the red bracelet. Its basically all stripes, vertical, horizontal, across, fat and skinny.
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Earrings: Primark
Polo-neck unknown
Jumpsuit: New Look
Belt unknown
Boots: Primark
Fashion should be fun. And the colour is not reserved only for summer. When I saw this jumpsuit in a charity shop it screamed to me: summer, but to make the most of your wardrobe it’s good to try to make summer clothes work in different seasons to. This is my attempt to make it work in early spring. The jewel colours are perfect for this time of year. And since I already have plenty of colour why not to throw a bit of sparkle too, for good measures, it’s good not to play it safe sometimes, after all, it’s only clothes.
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Coat: Primark
Polo-neck: Primark
Dress: Store twenty one
Belt unknown
Leggings unknown
Boots: Primark
I think when trying to wear a mini dress with leggings but not to look too old fashioned is to wear it with shiny leggings. this pair I got of e-bay and it cost me around £5. Together with leather booties, it has a very modern, tough look. The belt is from patent leather and the coat is a wrap-up type.
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Blazer: Zara
Shirt: Tommy Hilfiger
Trousers: Primark
Boots: Primark
Belt -vintage
Bag: Rowallan
I have bought these wide-leg trousers on sale from Primark, they have a very vintage vibe for me,
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Earrings unknown
Shirt: Zara
Trousers: Primark
Belt: Perfect
Trainers: Vans
Bag: DKNY
I’m obviously obsessed with grey at the moment. Since I got these trousers I’m trying to put them with different combinations. This time a light, black shirt, as it’s still quite warm, black Vans and the belt that makes the outfit, it’s too long, so you obviously have to let it hang.
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