This weekend I took advantage of the lovely weather in London and finally shot a blog post. When you’re working full time, so much planning goes into shooting an outfit post. I'm determined to make sure my blog still gets updated as I know a lot of people struggle with this when they start working full time. I'm just going to have to hope that the weather is good for me every weekend from now on! Which brings me on to a bit of exciting news, after months of interning I finally have a job! I'm the new marketing assistant at Biscuiteers, so expect to hear a lot about them on my blog from now on. I'm thinking about writing a post on 'life after uni', as I think it's something people worry about during their final months, I know I did. Anyway, for those of you wondering Biscuiteers is a London based company who basically create & ice really amazing biscuits. I recently attended one of their icing late classes, which was such good fun and I would highly recommend if you’re ever around Clapham or Notting Hill area.
Now I'm fully aware that this outfit looks very similar to one I did about a year ago. However just by putting a denim shirt, a leather skirt, heeled boots and a fedora together can really make you look much more ‘stylish’ very quickly and easily. So if you’re ever stuck on what to wear and want to look like you've spent a fair amount of time getting ready, throw these two things on and you’ll be good to go. This look is something I'd definitely wear a lot this spring, as the fedora prevents your head from getting too chilly, although mine always blows away in the wind! This happened to me rather embarrassingly before going to a talk at LFW.
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I feel like I've not done an outfit post in forever and they do seem to go down quite well, let me know if you prefer styling sort of posts. I really liked putting this outfit together and although I'm wearing heels you could definitely make this look more casual. For a day time look I would go for either black hi-top trainers or some tasseled loafers. I also picked up this amazing ring from the Z for Accesorize collaboration which I am a little bit obsessed with. It's been designed by jeweller Zara Simon, the pieces are just so beautiful and they look much more expensive than they actually cost - the majority of the pieces are around £15. I've not been compensated in any way to talk about this I really do think this collaboration is amazing! Most of it is still all online which is shocking as it's just so lovely, here are some more of my picks:
I've just finished my PR internship after being there for four months and I had such a great time, I can't believe how quickly it went. I have a little bit of time off before I begin my next one which I'm due to start in just over a week. I've not been up to much else other than work, however last week I was kindly invited to the Ann Summers x Coppafeel party. It was held at Westfields Stratford where I was treated to an evening of fun, chatting, champagne and a lot of bras! Sam Faiers is also their brand ambassador and I was able to meet her that night, she was lovely & looked amazing, you can get her picks in the link above! I uploaded a photo of us together on my Instagram account which you can follow here. I've been posting on there loads recently, it's the best way to catch up with what I'm up to.
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It's coming up to the exam period for us university students as I'm sure most of you are all too aware. Although I don't have any exams my big hand in date is quickly approaching. I did another photoshoot with a friend of mine as part of this hand in - I'm looking for male models if any of you know any for my next photoshoot. Again with these photos the theme is 90s, I hope this comes across in the styling and editing as I've had a nightmare editing some of these!
I'd love to know what you think, whether its good or bad feedback (it helps me out either way), leave me a comment below! After the big hand in I should be back to blogging as usual - and if you didn't see it already I interviewed Lily Vanilli, which was an exciting and interesting experience... check it out here.
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