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Lately, the British weather has been tempting us with what feels like Summer, and so immediately I have started to create my Summer dreaming wishlist. For this, my go-to place is ASOS, as they have so many online brands and such a wide selection to choose from. This Summer, I am wanting to (slightly) step out of my comfort zone, and choose pieces which are fashionable but also 100% comfortable and wearable. 

I definitely want to stock up on some more dresses, as they are so much more comfortable than denim shorts (a statement to be debated). On the wishlist currently, includes this amazing off the shoulder black dress, featuring large tortoiseshell buttons, a trend that every shop is picking up. The classic sweetheart neckline, which is so flattering on the chest, and over-the-top sleeves creates Parisien dreams! This makes the dress a winner in my eyes. It goes to show that everyone is loving this item, as it has been sold out for weeks, ASOS please re-stock this!
Related post: New Arrivals from Topshop

Another style of dress that I want to try out this year, is the square neckline. I ventured into this trend with tops, but not dresses. The brand Daisy Street is constantly coming out with new designs, and this particular yellow check is giving me total Clueless vibes. What I also love about this dress, is the fact it can easily be layered over a t-shirt, shirt or jumper, so it is the perfect transitional piece from the day to the night, or from Summer to Winter.

Another item of clothing that I want to get more of is wide-legged trousers.  Pull & Bear and Bershka are both bringing it with their trouser game, including these grey culottes, with a simple tie, creating that perfect illusion of a cinched in waist. This season I am all for flowing and lightweight materials (basically not denim!) so these would be perfect.


What is on your Summer wishlist?

What's your favourite place to shop for Summer clothing?


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May 14, 2018 8 comments

After having a rough skin history, I have always tried to keep my routine as basic and as simple as I possibly can. This includes a total of four products, which switches from day to night. However, I have started to slowly implement new products that won't disrupt my routine but enhance it. This is where the Clinique Sonic System comes into play.

Priced at £79, this brush system is still cheaper than many on the market, including the Clarisonic. It is worth to mention that this product is always on offer, as I snatched mine at half price! So, be sure to continuously check in your local Boots.


So let's run down what the Clinique Sonic System Purifying Cleansing Brush is all about...

The waterproof body gives you the choice to use this product in the shower, whilst the anti-microbial bristles can work hard at providing a deep and gentle cleansing for your skin. Therefore, the provided head (Clinique Sonic Purifying Cleansing Brush Head - the green and white brush) is perfect for all skin types. The angled tips allow you to target those t-zone areas, cleansing the areas which your fingers usually wouldn't, giving you the ultimate squeaky clean cleanse. The perks of using a cleansing brush within your routine allows any residue makeup to be lifted and removed. 

Clinique also provides the opportunity to purchase other interchangeable heads, depending on your needs and specific skin type. So, I decided to choose the City Block Purifying Cleansing Brush (pictured on the body below), priced at £17. This specific head has charcoal infused bristles which aim to draw out pollution, dirt and oil to deeply purify and cleanse the skin. I usually like to use this brush head at night, especially after a long day at school or in the city.


Using this system is equally as easy: undergo your normal steps of removing makeup; apply your desired cleanser to the brush (I use the Liz Earle Cleanse and Polish, but Clinique recommend the specialised cleansing formulas: Foaming Sonic Facial Soap, Anti-Blemish Solutions Cleansing Gel, Extra Gentle Cleansing Foam or City Block Purifying Cleansing Gel); dampen the head or skin; begin to massage in circular motions for 15 seconds on the cheeks using the lighter grey or white; massage your t-zone in up and down motions for another 15 seconds using the darker coloured bristles and then simpy rinse, pat and moisturise. 

Clinique recommends you to start using the brush once a day and for 30 seconds. Just to note, the brush automatically switches off after each 30-second interval, which is helpful in knowing how much you've done or if you've gone overboard! However, I tend to cleanse for one minute, as I believe that in 30 seconds I have only washed half of my face!

After using the Clinique Sonic System, I always find that my skin is ultra smooth and feels so clean, I don't think I will divert back to using my fingers. At first, I was sceptical of using this brush, as I didn't know if it would be too harsh on my acne-prone skin. However, the specialised brush heads cater for this, and I have had no problems so far! So, overall for me, this is definitely worth the price, plus it is so easy to use (easy interchangeable heads depending on your skin type and a simple charging station)!

Have you tried a brush cleansing system?

May 11, 2018 35 comments

I know it's a struggle to even comprehend waking up at 6:00AM every morning (it was for me too); everyone wishes for an extra few hours in bed. I also know that it is so easy to fall into a lazy routine, especially if you work from home, luckily I go to school during the weekdays (yet I still am a morning person on the weekends!). The added bonuses of becoming a morning person are definitely worth it: I have the whole day ahead of me which gives me no excuses to complete what's on my to-do list! For me, it's totally worth it, and it will be for you too! 

So, I have compiled together my top 5 best tips for becoming that morning person...

1. Be prepared the night before

I always follow this tip especially during the weekdays, as getting myself prepared the night before is so beneficial. It helps to save time in the morning, when I know I wouldn't want to be rushing around, and it prevents me from forgetting anything. This usually includes packing my school bag, pre-making lunch or even breakfast, getting together my outfit, printing out work and writing the mornings to-do list.


2. Don't scroll through social media prior to falling asleep or immediately after waking up

One of my worst habits (that I still need to break), is instantly checking my social media minutes after I wake up. I then consequently lie in bed for an extra two wasted hours! Instead, you need to train yourself to instantly get out of bed and fully become awake - for me, this is washing my face and eating a good hearty breakfast!

3. Create a clean and calm space

By cultivating a space that you enjoy and feel happy in, allows you to have a calm space for sleep. The best part of the morning is waking up in a bedroom that you love. 

4. Stick to a strict schedule

In order for all these tips to actually be set in stone, you have to stick to a schedule, and be strict! By following a plan, you will get plenty of sleep the night before. I believe this is the ultimate trick for becoming a morning person. By getting enough sleep, you'll wake up feeling energised, making the 'getting up' an easier task. So, try to go to bed at the same time each night, and wake up at the same time! Also, don't forget to continue this schedule into the weekends, otherwise your body clock will be thrown off. 

5. Don't snooze

Before you're a morning person pro, your best friend will be the alarm clock. Until you have trained your body clock to naturally wake up at 6AM, the snooze button can be very tempting. The extra 5 minutes in bed can turn into an extra hour. If you're struggling to get rid of this habit; place your alarm clock on the far side of the room; in an area where it is still in hearing distance but far enough to physically get out of bed.




Are you a morning or night person?

What does your routine look like?

May 07, 2018 60 comments

For me, my go-to destination for style inspiration (totally didn't mean that to rhyme), is Instagram. Out of all the social media platforms, Instagram is by far my favourite, with an endless feed to scroll through, this is my one-stop-shop for the ultimate styling gurus! I follow so many awesome accounts (some of which I think you will already know and others who deserve the recognition), so I thought it's time to finally share them with you.  

@songofstyle

Blogger Aimee Song and New York Time's Bestselling Author of Capture Your Style showcases her feminine style, yet isn't scared to go bold. With over 4.6 million Instagram followers, she's my go-to-girl for head-to-toe fashion inspiration. Not only does she document her style, but also her travels and exotic locations. For me, she is as close to my own personal style, as I love her play on the contrast between feminity and tomboy style. 

@susiebubble

Susie Lau - one of the OG fashion bloggers from 2006, has grown into one of the driving forces behind high-end fashion. You can always find her front row at any catwalk, and plastered over multiple magazine spreads - that's how much everyone loves her. Now, her style features more formal get-ups and so is not my everyday page for inspiration, yet I love to scroll through her feed with envy... 

@tezzamb

I love Tezza's range of styles: from Californian teen to business women on the streets! As she is a creative director and self-stylist, you can count on her for imaginative photos as well as a rocking style. 


 @be_parisien 

If you want to channel all Parisien vibes, then follow Monica (who is actually Spanish!). The rocker of thigh high boots and oversized jumpers, Monica's style combines luxe high-end and the 'I've borrowed my boyfriend's jumper' look. She owns the classic blogger style, and I'm all for it! Som particular pieces she wears (hint: the telephone jumper), remind me of a retro twist thrown into her everyday style. 











@livelyus

If you're a fan of red and neutral tones, then @livelyus is your girl! Her style is so simple, affordable and re-creatable, she has the perfect feed for a quick style fix. 

Who are your favourite Instagrammers for style inspiration?

May 04, 2018 10 comments
 
I tend to keep my manicures very neutral and natural, so a subtle pop of colour is always welcomed. So, I'm constantly on the lookout for extra nail polishes to spice up my everyday look, and I think I've found the perfect one. Today we are talking about the Ciate London Paint Pot in Comic Strip.

The name totally sums up what this polish is all about. The multicoloured (pastels and bright bolds) hexagonal shapes remind me of pop art and the illustrations within comic books, taking a modern twist on the classic glitter nail. Not to mention, these colours are perfect for a themed mani! Comic Strip enhances every manicure, complimenting almost every nail polish colour, allowing it to be transitioned across all seasons from Summer to Winter. 


As this is my first ever nail polish from Ciate London, it's hard to test its wear against others, however, like all sparse glitter nail polishes it can take up to 2-3 coats for a semi-opaque finish (depending on what you want). Yet, I am glad to say that each coat glides on effortlessly due to the wide and flat brush that is iconic to Ciate London nail polishes (this should be expected from the higher price point you are paying). This does allow for enough glitter to be picked up by the brush, giving unique results from each swipe.

What I love most about this polish is the different finishes and looks you can create with the same matte glitter. My personal favourite way is to apply it as an accent to my ring finger, which definitely packs a punch. After testing it multiple times, the polish lasts around a week on average, with a generous coating of top coat - not bad for a glitter!

Have you tried Ciate London nail polishes?

April 30, 2018 26 comments

One of my main goals for this year (and the following years) is to experience more cultures which means travelling to more places! I have always wanted to go on a Summer girl vacation, so I have put together a list of the top places I want to travel to (in Europe)!

I have actually visited Paris twice, but to me, this doesn't count, as I wasn't old enough to fully enjoy it and take it all in. At that age, I wasn't into blogging or photography or Instagram so I couldn't capture the beauty of the loved city. Also, can I point out, each time we went it was miserable weather, so definitely not one for the sights. When I do go back again (which just may well be this Summer, fingers crossed), I want to explore more than just the tourist sites and delve into the heart of the Paris lifestyle, eat at secret coffee shops, stroll down the back streets, and even test out my GCSE French? I think I am equally as excited to buy some Parisian-esque clothing! I'm already planning the outfits and photo locations!

Another location which is #instaworthy is Amsterdam. My dream would be to stay alongside the canal, in either a classic narrow house or even a boathouse. What I love about this city, is that it is such an easy city break trip, but one that can be packed full of places to go, eat and shop. Not forgetting, the Anne Frank Museum would be a must and the Van Gogh Museum too. I also think I'm in love with the whole city lifestyle/etiquette - cycling everywhere or getting to places via boat sounds like my kind of thing.

Copenhagen in the Winter months - yes, please! Yet, another area with great opportunities for some stunning photographs (I think you'll see a pattern here, don't worry it's not all for the gram). The architecture is so colourful - almost out of a book. What's not to love!

This location is slightly different to the rest, in the sense that it's more than just a city break. Positano is a classic Pinterest lover, and I'm sold! Its location is ideal for exploring the Almafi Coast,  plus Capri is only 25 minutes away by ferry. I've also heard there are some spectacular hikes with award-winning views when complete - a challenge worth taking.
With the hillside village in the background from the beach - the views look stunning. This city-break is definitely one to catch a tan!


That concludes my round-up of the top European travel spots. Just writing this post has made me so excited for Summer, and what could be around the corner! Let's hope I can tick some of these destinations off and even add some more...

What's on your travel bucket list?
Would you want to see a world travel bucket list?

April 27, 2018 16 comments

Podcasts are my go-to when working (both blogging and schoolwork), going to sleep and whilst doing the everyday tasks around the house. Therefore, I have so many stored up in my library, ready for each occasion. My taste in podcasts varies from humorous entertaining episodes, serious girl chats ( I think these might be my favourite) and deep topics of conversation. 
So, today I put together a roundup of my favourites in two parts (part 1 features those with two hosts and part 2 those with one!)

Table Manners with Jessie Ware

Jessie Ware, a British singer-songwriter hosts a podcast alongside her chef extraordinaire mum Lennie, in which she invites celebrity guests (ranging from fellow musicians, political figures and food critics), to basically overshare for an hour. Needn't I say less? Lennie is absolutely hilarious, with the dynamic between the two equally as stomach-wrenching, with so many laugh out loud moments. This podcast happens over dinner (as the name suggests) cooked by Lennie, and it always sounds so delicious. Tip -don't listen to it when you're hungry.


Crash on my Couch

A podcast from the YouTuber couple Arden Rose and Will Derbyshire, who are some of my go-to raw people on YouTube. I always love the podcasts which feature YouTubers or bloggers because I feel as though I can connect better with them - it must mean something if I can sing their theme song off by heart! What I love most about their podcast is the fact that they include different segments of which my favourites include the 'weekly idiot' and conspiracy theories (I'm a sucker for those). Within the podcast they also interact with their followers - giving them 'gold stars' if their question comes into conversation. This is an easy to listen to podcast - one that doesn't need a lot of attention, and one that you'll get hooked to instantly.


Ladies Who Lunch

Another YouTuber podcast, involving Cat Valdes and Ingrid Nilson, inviting you to join them at their table to discuss thought-provoking and often taboo topics. This is a podcast that I 100% always go back to, and re-listen to my favourite episodes, as the advice coming from two perspectives (they often do clash in views which is interesting to see how two close friends deal with situations differently) is so valuable in everyday life. The perfect one to listen to when you're craving that girlfriend advice. 





Girl Boss with Sophia Amoruso

The name behind 'Nasty Gal' and the New York bestseller and now hit Netflix show 'Girl Boss', Sophia Amoruso hosts her own podcast interviewing boundary-pushing women, who have marked their name in the industry. You should expect raw conversations and honest advice from some of the most famous women (Sarah Jessica Parker, Miranda Kerr and the founder of DryBar just to name a few), which makes this podcast not only inspiring but also one to laugh along with. On the more serious side, this podcast is informative, finding out about how they got to where they are - utterly inspiring for those #girlbosses.

Don't Blame Me!

Yet, again another YouTuber podcast, but they are so good, I can't help myself! This time hosted by Meghan Rienks, acting as an agony aunt for her listeners who call in with their problems regarding relationships, body image and friendships. The aspect of 'calling in' is my favourite - getting to actually hear a real person's problem makes everything seem 10x more real. Yet, Meghan doesn't take herself too seriously, with the advice given as if it were between two girlfriends. Some episodes will feature guests, allowing another perspective and advice to be given, which helps change the dynamic and break up the routine every so often.





This concludes the round-up of my (current) favourite podcasts, and I'm sure you'll all be hooked sooner or later! If you haven't delved into the world of podcasts, I highly recommend you to start right now - the list above will keep you entertained for hours - and coming back for more! There's more where this came from - I've got so many more podcasts stashed away, so maybe that calls for a part 2?


What are your favourite podcasts?

Would you want to see a part 2? Or my favourite specific episodes?



April 16, 2018 32 comments
Top picks from Topshop's new arrival section, including blouses, shoes, coats and bikinis.

Today I'm coming to you with six of the best finds from the Topshop new arrival section - and let me tell you, there will be no money left in anyone's wallets after this. 

There is clearly a new trend within Topshop's new pieces - the tortoiseshell buttons. The way that they are paired with the linen-esque fabric pays homage to an old timely classic. This microtrend makes everything look 1000x more expensive, bringing an air of sophistication and Topshop is definitely doing it right. 

I am also obsessing over the colour blocking trench coat - a perfect transitional piece from Winter to Spring, day to night and smart to casual. The pop of yellow, combines two trends (brights and a trench), making it the perfect twist on the classic piece. Add this for a vivid update to your wardrobe. In my opinion, this is total investment worthy.

On the other end of the spectrum, comes the leopard print bikini. I was never one for the animal print and always played it safe in the bikini department. Yet, why not spice it up with some print? This ribbed bikini is flattering with the combined scoop/square neckline.

Will you be purchasing any of these?

Would you like to see this as a series?


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April 13, 2018 22 comments
Recently, I have been trying out the not so hyped under £5 Collection Lash Surge mascara. Even though this product hasn't received the same amount of attention as its fellow mascaras, the duo of Sophia and Cinzia claim this mascara to be 'just so good!' (and their lashes always do look stunning.) So, of course, I had to give it a try. 

When choosing my mascara, I'm not that fussy when it comes to the brand or formula, yet I practically know from the first application whether it will be a hit or miss. After staying comfortable with multiple Benefit They're Real mascara samples (I think we're all guilty of this at some point) until they were practically all too dry to use, I needed to switch up my routine, and I wasn't prepared to pay the price. At first, I was sceptical of the Collection mascara as the wand on first glance was not my usual go to. However, the wet formula is ultra black, with the brush picking up a lot of product. For me, I personally don't like too much product as it tends to clump after the first layer, not with this mascara though! This wand coats every lash perfectly, giving you a look that is both volumising and lengthening. 


Normally, for me, it's very hard to find a mascara that does not smudge under my eyes or on my eyelids due to oily skin problems. So, as for longevity, I have put this mascara to the ultimate test. After wearing it to the gym multiple times and in this temperamental weather it did occasionally transfer underneath my eyes and would definitely come off if I rubbed my eyes - but that's understandable. Even though this did happen, I would still definitely reach for this mascara again, as it easily holds a long-lasting fluttery curl. This is especially impressive with my straight and sometimes hard to curl lashes.

Overall, the Collection Lash Surge has become my go-to trusty mascara, making it into my makeup bag - that must be good!

Will you give this mascara a try?

April 09, 2018 32 comments
La Roche Posay Serozinc Review 008
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Even though I may have not been on the blogging scene for quite some time, I have still been on the look out for hyped up products to review.  Earlier this year the infamous 'life-changing' spray hit our shelves in boots.... We had all heard its claims on renewing dull, oily skin so finally I could now put it to the test.

Before we get started on the actual review, I'm going to tell you a little bit about my skincare history. Some of you may already know this, if you have read any of my previous skincare posts, that over the past few years I have suffered from quite severe acne, mild hyper pigmentation (redness to the skin which also causes breakouts) and very oily skin. It started off with the occasional breakout, which I was able to clear with a simple gel, but it gradually changed to more redness and angry spots. I have been at the end of my wits with how many products I have tried from creams, tablets and gels- none of these have helped in the long term. Therefore, I was willing to give anything a go, especially a two-in-one product that would target both my oily skin and breakouts.

As I am targeting large areas I personally use this product daily, both morning and evening. There are two main ways of applying this toner - by spraying it directly onto the face (or desired area) which is what I tend to do or you can use a cotton pad to dab it on. However this way I think is less effective and might not have the full outcome that you have aimed for. Once the skin is dry I go in with an oil-free moisturizer, followed by any other treatments. The can sprays a very fine mist that doesn't leave a wet sheet nor the feeling of it being sticky therefore it is great for a mid-day freshen up on those very humid days. The ingredients are simply made up of water, sodium chloride and zinc sulfate and it works like a toner to mattify the skin by tightening pores. It is also said to be soothing and to help purify the skin by cleansing it of any nasty bacteria! 

After the first night, I was a bit apprehensive on what the results would be, however, I could see a noticeable difference of my skin. It had magically reduced the size of my spots and calmed down the redness. It has been a week since buying this product and I can proudly say that 20% of my spots have disappeared, but still my red pigmentation is lingering. I have also been trying to cut out dairy products from my diet, which I can proudly say is definitely working (comment if you want a post on this..)

Overall, this product has helped my skin calm down but in the long run I don't see any major noticeable improvements. I do have to admit, that this spray is perfect for cooling down the face throughout a hot day - perfect for summer and holidays. I will still carry on using this product and will definitely give you any skin updates in the near future! 

P.S. One reason why I have not been updating my blog as frequently is because I am having some issues with photos and the quality. So it is quite a hit and miss... Apologies in advance. Oh and also I would love it you filled out this survey if you have a sister/daughter who is aged between 4-8! click here to go to the survey
November 08, 2015 5 comments

Over the past few weeks I have had a sudden interest in astrology and everything that evolves around it. So I have decided to create a series on the various star signs. Each post will go in depth on a specific star sign, including facts, characteristics and their personal life. First up is Aries...

NAME | Aries (The Ram)
DATE | 21st March until 19th April
ELEMENT | Fire
PLANET | Mars - war and lust
COMPATIBLE STAR SIGNS | Leo, Taurus, Sagittarius and Gemini
LUCKY NUMBERS | 9, 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 1 , 10, 19, 28, 37, 46, 3, 12, 21, 30, 48, 57
LUCKY DAYS | Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday

ARIES' CHARACTERISTICS:
Your zodiac birth sign represents new beginnings which is why Aries-born individuals are always full of spirit and have such high energy levels. Aries have incredible self-confidence, power and zeal, this makes you very strong in your opinions and some might think this goes hand in hand with having a large ego. They love having new projects and must start these projects immediately otherwise Aries loose interest. They love and aspire to be number 1,  the winner. They want to be the best and work well under adverse situations, meaning 100% is always put in. Aries become impatient very easily and tend to provoke others in situations. The Aries man is known to be "innocent" and "hard to get". The Aries women is known to be "elegant" and a "women on a mission!"

CAREER STYLE:
Every Aries needs a stage where one can express themselves and shine. You love to work independently so setting up a business can be very fulfilling as long as others help with the cash! You are a born leader who loves to be in charge and as the warrior sign, you embrace any challenge, and champion every project you take on.

LOVE STYLE:
When in love, Aries is a one-on-one person. You put your partner first in every matter, but you expect some in return. Aries love giving their full heart and attention into the relationship, often playing the heroic figure. But often your temper can blindside you at times and end up saying cruel things. Being the sign of 'self' you must always maintain a strong sense of who you are as individual, if you want to succeed in love.

FRIENDSHIP STYLE:
Aries are independent and might not 'need' many friends but you are supportive of a close circle. You want to rule with adventurous and ambitious people who are doing exciting things.

Do you relate to the Aries?
What's your zodiac sign?

P.S if you have any F.A.Q questions leave them below! 

May 31, 2015 2 comments

A month?! Yes I know I've taken a break mainly because I had run out of post ideas but now I've got too many to keep locked up. This time I've reduced the stress by only posting once a week or twice if you're lucky (don't get your hopes up!) So welcome me back with lots of comments to motivate me even more! Lets get on with the actual review...

There's no doubt about it that this book is so aesthetically pleasing, but if we get down to the real review the tables turn. The book itself only took a short read with many pages filled with old polaroid images of Alexa herself. I wouldn't exactly call this an autobiography more of a scrapbook meets journal.

There's been many mixed reviews, with many people disliking it or loving it. However they are missing the entire aspect with the fact it's along the lines of pick up when you want to and give it quick flick through - a great addition to your coffee table books!

My favorite parts of the book are when she shows us why she is just like the rest of us even though to the rest of us she might be IT.
She goes on about heartbreak ("Scrolling through photos [on Instagram] of girls your ex may not be shagging won't help you") and even admits that she favours a full brief, ("I'd rather go commando than wedge myself into a g-string"). 

Yes she does get personal but that's what I like about Alexa as she throws herself into it and may I add very witty too! I enjoyed dipping in and out of this book but for £16.99 (or £11.89 on amazon) I do believe that there could have been more too it. However who does not love taking a look into Alexa's life - I'm guilty.

If you love a seemingly good coffee table book or Alexa Chung herself then this is the perfect buy for you!

Have you read it? What was your thoughts? Love or hate? Let me know 



May 27, 2015 6 comments

With only a month until I jet off to Malta, I've been working out to achieve that 'bikini body'. So in order to feel good and look good I have gradually been buying some new sports wear. When working out I want to feel motivated to achieve my goals so I tend to gravitate towards neon, bright colours which really liven up the day.

Even though I love brands like Nike and Adidas, I was wanting something more affordable - for the amount I was going to be buying. I stumbled across Bershka's 'Sport Start Moving' range and picked up two amazing bargains. One of which is a neon yellow sports bra (£12.99) with mesh and cross over back detailing. This can be layered underneath a racerback tank top (£12.99) which also incorporates the same mesh detailing. Very simple and fashion forward yet oh so affordable.

My current trainers have now turned from grey to a muddy brown - thank you to the school's fields. Plus they're starting to get worn and over all don't look that pretty! It was time to invest in some new running trainers. Again I wanted a pair which was affordable ('not over £50' - quoted from my mum) so I came out with the Nike Flex Experience Run 3 (£44.99/ RRP£54.99) Again fitting in with the neon theme of a coral and contrasting grey. Last but not least I bought another sports bra from M&S (£12.50). This one gives slightly more support and is also reversible! You can go all black or add a different look with the grey marl.

I hope you enjoyed seeing my current workout buys and be sure to be on the look out for some more 'fitness' inspired posts!

What's your favorite work out gear?
What 'fitness' posts would you like to see?


February 26, 2015 5 comments

Over the past few summers I have been eyeing up lace triangle bras and just pretty bralettes in general. I've realized there's quite a few things to take into consideration such as, the sheer factor, support and how unique the lace is. After years of wimping out and skeptical thinking I've come to a conclusion that I have found THE perfect one! Or let's say more than one! Both the grey and black bras have a very simple design with a scalloped and modern edge - perfect for layering underneath garments like the pink ribbed top.

Tops and bras clockwise
Brandy Melville pink ribbed Joanne Tank (£14), Pins & Needles black Textured Crop Top (£18), Honeydew Two-Tone lace bra in grey (£16)


February 19, 2015 5 comments
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