Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts

Thursday, 26 April 2012

Spring Jackets for Every Budget

This month's fashion post is all about Spring jackets. Here's a run down of the top styles and where to grab them from! There are so many cute jackets around at the moment I had a wonderful time hunting down the pick of the bunch for you in every price bracket.
Here's my selection.








Floral Kimono Jacket £45 Warehouse






Hope you like my top picks for Springs best jackets. I especially love the Dorothy Perkins waterfall jacket at £30 its a bargain and the Topshop lemon is pricey but a really nice cut.

More fashion next month.

Love 





Tuesday, 14 February 2012

Roses are Red, Violets are Blue.

February is well and truly the month of love, with Valentines Day and a leap year this year there's plenty of chances to be romantic. Try injecting one of the big colours this Spring into your February wardrobe and decide if your a red rose or a blue violet?






Red Pleat Shoulder Dress £29.50    Navy V Neck Peplum Dress
Both Dorothy Perkins


Red Giraffe Jumper £38 Blue Stripe Sequin Jumper £35

Both River Island



Cherry Coloured  Jeans Red and Blue £45
Both Oasis




Keylla Suede Peeptoe Platforms in Red and Blue £34.99  

Both Missguided



Red and Blue jewellery less than £10

All New Look

Red Pinspot Balcony Bra set £22 and Blue Cotton Lace Bra set £24

All Topshop

Hope this inspires you to inject some Valentines colour into your wardobe.

Love





Monday, 28 November 2011

Guest Post: How to Build a Capsule Wardrobe


Clothes make up a significant proportion of every woman’s spending, and for the busy modern mother, it’s vital to have a wardrobe that works just as hard as she does. Here fashion blogger Jo offers tips on how to build a wardrobe that won’t date.

The first task when looking to transform your wardrobe is to edit down your existing collection of clothes. This will no doubt be the most time-consuming part of the process, but it’s imperative that you start with a good base and clear away anything you’re unsure of in order to streamline your wardrobe.

Start by trying on your clothes by type – you may have ten pairs of black trousers, but only a couple that still fit or flatter your figure, so that dead weight has to go. Try to organise items you’d like to keep by occasion – for example, work clothes, evening wear and casual weekend items - as well as by season. If you have limited space, it may be a good idea to store away clothes that you’d only wear in the height of summer or the depths of winter until you need them.

If you’re unsure about a certain item, ask yourself honestly when was the last time you wore it and why it’s been neglected: It could be because you no longer feel comfortable in it, it’s damaged or it was an impulse buy. If this is the case, it’s probably time to let it go.

Monday, 1 August 2011

Supermarket Summer Essentials Clothes

I love a good supermarket clothing  purchase. I have blogged about it a few times (see Supermarket Chic 2 here) There is something so satisfying about popping a top or a dress in with your weekly shop. Its guilt free shopping at its best. And in my opinion you can find some key fashion pieces in the clothing section at the supermarket for a fraction of the High Street price.

Here's my pick of 4 key summer items from the top 3 supermarkets.


POOLSIDE GLAMOUR
Go for rich colour or metallics, with ruche or chain detailing.

 Asda                           Tesco                            Sainsbury's
Rope Detail swimsuit £12       High Shine Swimsuit £15     Purple Swimsuit £15






FLORAL CAMISOLE
Think pretty lace detailing and summery floral prints.


Asda                                 Tesco                       Sainsburys
Bloom Camisole £8         Swirl Print Camisole £6        Ditsy Print Camisole £10




GRAPHIC MAXI DRESS
Bold patterns and colours are key to this summer trend with the maxi still as Summers must have buy.


Asda                 Tesco              Sainsbury's
Tribal Maxi £14      Ikat Maxi £18     Stripe maxi £20



METALLIC/GLADIATOR SANDAL
Metallic and gladiator style sandals are still big this summer, this year the emphasis is on gold.



Asda                          Tesco                     Sainsbury's
Gold rope sandal £6                Metallic Gladiator £18          Bronze Gladiator £18



Hope you enjoyed my top supermarket picks. More fashion to come next month.

Debs






Thursday, 30 June 2011

How To Wear This Seasons Blazer on a Budget

Despite what you may think the blazer still has its place as an important staple item this season. Blazers are all over the High Street in every colour from black to rust and in all shapes and sizes from boyfriend to cropped. 

There is however no reason to run out and buy one! For those of you that have a blazer tucked away in the back of your wadrobe, think about reworking it, rolling up the sleeves or changing its colour. I recently dyed an old cream linen jacket to a deep rust/terracotta colour and rolled up its sleeves. It's given it a whole new lease of life. Also try hunting around your local charity shops for a blazer you can restyle at a fraction of the cost, even a plain black one can be worn with all this seasons hottest looks.

Here are some ideas using both High Street and Vintage.

Colour Pop Tribal


Monday, 24 August 2009

Boden's Deal Of The Day


Boden and Mini Boden online stores have introduced their deal of the day!



Everyday two items will have 20%, plus 15% off the total and free delivery!




please see here for full terms and conditions




Deal of the day ends 6th September




NM X

Monday, 10 August 2009

£10 off at Mini Boden


Mini Boden the online childrens shop is offerning £10 off when you spend £30


Plus free delivery and returns


Go here for more details and terms and conditions


NM X

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