Okay, what I want to get across in this post isn’t strictly a fashion faux pas, however it does play a big part in how I dress and feel about myself with the clothes I wear. My cousin Tammy and I were talking about this the other week (she feels the same as me) and
Finding clothes that fit properly is one of the biggest fashion challenges I and probably most people face. In my experience, Topshop, H&M and Miss Selfridge sizes come up quite small, New Look and Dorothy Perkins a lot bigger. Primark, don’t even go there mate! A couple of weeks ago, Aaron and I popped
So, you’ve probably gathered from my previous posts (if you’ve read them) or know me in real life that I’m quite the short arse (5ft 2 and a half!). Good things come in small packages and there are some pros to being small like always being at the front of pictures, being let through big
Everyone has at least one item of clothing which mysteriously goes missing, I on the other hand, have countless pieces which have taken a wander over the years. Up until I moved out almost 3 years ago, 99% of the time my younger sister Georgie was the culprit. If you have a sibling, you will
I couldn’t think of any other title that would portray this post in a better way. I am terrible at it and the word crap sums it up. Don’t get me wrong, I have improved over the years and no longer smudge bright sparkly pink eye-shadow over my lids with my finger because ‘that’s what
This week I’ve been pulling old shit bits from my wardrobe and running through all of my social media posts to find my fashion faux pas’ of the past and present. However, inspiration for this post started with the lads at work finding my old Youtube channel. After the usual lad banter that always follows
I’m quite short, 5ft 2.5in to be exact and sometimes I find that buying clothes online is a bit of a hit and miss situation. I’m awful for buying clothes online, not liking them and never getting round to returning them. The below pictures are a perfect example of online shopping gone bad. Boohoo.com
One of my resolutions for 2016 was to start writing more as it’s something I love to do (I always make a start and don’t stick with it!) and to buy clothes that truly reflect who I am whilst fitting me well. This blog is a combination of these two resolutions and I hope to
