Label lust

We have that one item or items of clothing that perhaps you don't have the extra money for at the moment but you can't help but run through wild ideas in your head in order to gather the money. My label lust, top of my wish list item at the moment is Topshop's khaki green army jacket. I know it's only £48 pound but sadly my purse strings just appear to not stretch at the moment. Hopefully with more shifts at work and no more shopping I will manage to have that coat on my back soon. Oh a girl can dream

Jewel Queen

I have to admit it now...I have an obsession with jewellery. I already have a large box already filled to the brim with jewellery however with the trip to Dorset and buy one get one free on jewellery in New Look and sale items in Topshop I could not contain my extreme want for more trinkets.

Jewellery adds diversity to any look, it pulls together an outfit and creates and entire new look I think this is why I love it so much. I never use to like stacking bracelets on my wrist but no it has become mandatory for my everyday outfits, I suppose you could say jewellery is a little addictive too bad it has a negative affect on my bank balance. Oh well at least my outfits will look highend even if my cash flow does not match it.

 

Gold Cross Necklace (New Look)

Turquoise Rosary Beads (Topshop)

Silver Cross Handchain (New Look)

Stud and Spikes bracelet (New Look)

Spike Neckalce (New Look)

Gold Peace Ring (Topshop)

Black Skull Ring (Topshop)

Large Gold Necklace (Topshop)





Adding to the collection

I always get told- "stop buying jewellery you have too much already". My answer to this is- you can never have enough jewellery. I went shopping today for holiday bits and bobs however stumbled upon jewellery sales- it was so cheap I couldn't help myself.
I love sales; despite this I rarely find my size and was disappointed to say the least with the clothing sales today. Nevertheless my purchases on accessories cheered me up.
The sale especially in accessorize was one that resembled a zoo at feeding time. Everyone was prancing over your shoulder to grab the bargains or hovering by you wishing that you would put down the item that is currently in your hand. With what I could savage out of the mangled jewellery these accessories will definitely be in my suitcase.

"Blue is seen as trustworthy, dependable and committed"

The catwalks dive in this s/s 2011 with a serious splash of blue. From hues of royal blue to electric turquoise you will be lost in the waters of the sea of blues, but all I can think of is my days at primary school. A shy young girl with missing teeth and a haircut that resembles something of the 1990's children (mainly a fringe that didn't sit right on our spot free foreheads.) Lining up like army men, terrorfied by the dominating big kids and holding our cartoon lunch boxes was the children of my primary school. The cheap royal blue polyester embraced our small bones, bought from the local school shop all cuddly and warm like a teddy bear but would soon turn into a cardboard sheet with holes covering it, yet your polyester jumper was always complemented by your lovely book bag (of course royal blue.)

Despite my childhood being suffocated by the dominant colour of blue, Jason WU captures the essence of blue with his eloquent yet undeniable feminie floor length beauty; this dress makes me want to go sprinitng back to the days where my life was surrounded by royal blue.

The highstreet are even dipping into the blue oceanic sea with these exquisite Topshop heels (their platforms too, what more could a girl ask for.)
Topshop blue peep toed suede heels £68.00

Asos Lexie Sequin Trim Skater Dress-£75.00

Asos Faux Croc Day Bag £35.00 (lady like structure too this bag exceeds expectations and ticks two trends)