2 STRIPES AND YOUR OUT

Happy mid week to you all! In the south of England the sun has continued to 'keep its hat on' and many Brits, including myself are slowly daring to wear fewer layers. I have also noted that this is the second day in a row that I have opted for stripes, as there just seems the be a certain summery playfulness with the choice of pattern, a perfect choice for our current weather. Another great thing that I love about stripes is that I really do believe they suit everyone, admittedly depending on your size and shape you could be better suited to a striped top rather than striped trousers, but once you've figured out how the pattern can best work for you it wont be long till your sporting the effortlessly chic spring look! Below i've found some of the newly added highstreet stripes. 

Also if you haven't already noticed my pastel obsession from my previous post then you soon will. Yesterday I purchased the Topshop Milkshake (105) nail colour, which looks fairly nice in the photo below, however I cant help but feel slightly let down by this nail varnish as the colour is much more harsh then it appears in the bottle. Unlike many of my other Topshop nail colours, this one is also quite streaky and definitely requires 2 coats. So my nail varnish advice for the future would be to test a nail varnish colour by painting a whole nail rather than just applying a splodge as this will not show up streakyness neither will it give the overall colour effect.

Sunglasses: Thailand   Top: Matalan   Shorts: New Look   Boots: New Look   Nail Varnish: Topshop (105)

Night, night.

LS X

PASTEL PERFECTION

So it seems that Pastels are the big trend for this Spring. From 3.1 Phillip Lim too Calvin Klein and Fendi the pastel colours are ruling the runway. So I thought i'd bag myself some high street fabulous pastels but strangely enough I struggled to find more than a few items per shop that fitted the pastel trend. The issue with online shopping for pastels, as I have found is that many stores have an option to shop by colour however this fails to include 'Pastel' which means you do really have to filter through every item of clothing to find the pastels. So I have done the hard work for you and scoured the high street web and below are my best finds. Lets hope that we will see more of the Pastel colours on the high street as at the moment it definitely seems to be slim pickings.

1. Topshop £28   2. New Look £19.99   3. Zara £59.99   4. Topshop £28   5. Very £24   6. Topshop £36      7. Zara £49.99   8. New Look £24.99

Leather Jacket: Topshop   Necklace: Charity Shop   Top: Topshop   Belt: Newlook   Skirt: Topshop

Above is a quick snippet of my outfit from today. It was my first class of the term so I literally wore the 'first day at school' look; a little skirt and white top.

LS X