Showing posts with label HandM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HandM. Show all posts

Thursday, 9 August 2012

Presents

It was my birthday on Monday so I thought I would share with you presents that I received. First of all I got this turquoise stone silver ring. This ring is simple and the stone adds a splash of colour.



I got these real pearl earrings from a shop called 'Pia'. I have an obsession with anything pearly so these are perfect for me. There are selected 'Pia' stores around the country and their jewellery is reasonably priced. They have plenty of earrings and rings for only £25 in store.



Finally I chose this faux leather jacket from H&M. After always wanting one I decided this was the time to venture and buy one (well my parents!). For only £29.99 its a steal. Now all I need is some colder weather to wear it in!

Sunday, 5 August 2012

Outfit for Newspaper

Just a quick post of me in an outfit which is going to be featured in the Nottingham Post on the 18th August and this was the first chance to debut my new top which I have previously posted about. Sorry I haven't been blogging much but I will next week as its my birthday and I am going to the Olympics!

Shoes: Converse, Jeans: Zara, Top: H&M

Monday, 16 July 2012

High Street Vuitton

After being mesmerised by Louis Vuitton's S/S 12 collection I wanted everything. I do not think I will ever get over this collection as I just love it so much! To my surprise whilst I was casually shopping the other day I found the piece I had been looking for. A mint green pastel shade, a chiffon layer, peter pan collar and complete with applique detail! I found this beauty in H&M and it was only £24.99! I will upload a picture of me in it when I finally get the chance to wear it!

H&M top detail
LV S/S 12

LV S/S 12

Wednesday, 27 June 2012

Print Overload

From D&G to Erdem prints are BIG this season. The only way to wear them is head to toe and they don't even need to match! With D&G going brash with clashes of scarf/paisley print to fruit anything is possible. Erdem went for a muted look with more delicate floral patterns. Mary Katrantzou went for her trademark mismatched look with bright primary colours. Peter Pilotto's used print to create silhouettes and to add a futuristic look.
So from animal to floral, paisley to fruit prints are in no matter what size or shape.


These are some key pieces that I would recommend from the high street.