Purple Sunglasses and Jackboots.
I am currently losing weight so am regularly
checking what fits and what doesn’t. I have given away and given to charity
anything that is too big or doesn’t suit me anymore. I have a few pieces that
are nearly the right size and the rest I can wear now. Weather permitting of course. Saying that, I
was out very recently wearing my purple sunglasses and my knee high, black leather
boots (hence the title) because it was sunny but still cool enough to wear
boots. A funny look but I don’t think the fashion police noticed. I have very eclectic taste in clothes so like what I like regardless.
I was trying jackets on when I took these pictures recently and also tried some combinations with dresses, tops and jackets. No
one wants to see me prancing around in various outfits like a weeblesque dwarf
let loose in a second hand clothes shop, so Bob the Mannequin has kindly
stepped in. (Well, more of a drag than a step.)
This is my fabulous £2.99 scarf from
Trespass. It was a bargain as it was reduced from £12. It’s warm, but not
too thick and it’s a good length too. Don’t worry I always wear mine with
clothes, unlike Bob who is obviously a bit of a tart?
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The scarf goes very well with my denim jacket. This
is my go to at weekends when it’s not really cold. Denim goes with so much so I
can wear it with leggings, boots and a long top or throw over a casual dress.
I do have a rather lovely orange H&M
jacket that I could wear in 2014 but it is slightly too small right now.
Again it goes well with the Trespass scarf and can be worn with jeans or a
dress. (This jacket was a £4 charity shop bargain)
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Another jacket that I can nearly squeeze into is a
New Look, trench style rain coat in a navy and white spot. It is definitely
worth losing weight to get back into and versatile over work or weekend wear.
Also, I got a little flecked Mexx jacket in a clothes swap last year and it is
also in my slim into section and will be fabulous for work.
One dress I could get back into recently was my Mela
Loves London dress. This is a summer dress but also works well with a black, long
sleeved top and black tights worn underneath. The belt detail is different and
cinches the waist in nicely for a flattering shape. I am lucky to have the navy
blue, as pictured, the black and the navy blue in a different pattern. It can also be worn as a summer work dress without the long top and tights. I do love versatile clothes.
One of my current favourite long tops to wear with
leggings is this blue/purple toned, Next top. I wear it over leggings with the
aforementioned leather boots and my denim jacket. It is a good casual look and
the top is a flattering shape. Again, this is one of my charity shop buys.
The next dress was a knock down bargain from
Dorothy Perkins. I will probably save it for the winter with thick black tights
and knee length boots. It has a sixties vibe which I really love and a black
jacket would make it suitable for work. I love the pocket detail on this dress, it is the little touches that make an outfit.
On a recent trip to the charity shop I ended up with
2 bargains. A French Connection dress and a Ralph Lauren Jacket. I got the pair
for under £10. Bob and I both decided to model this outfit, she totally rocks it....I need to drop a few more pounds.
Finally, my gorgeous new dresses from Asda. I am a
classy bird and get my clothes in all the best places. These were £16 each and
are just flattering and comfortable. They are work or going out dresses depending on my mood.
I don't differentiate too much between what kind of clothes are for what kind of occasions, if it seems remotely suitable, I will wear it. Sometimes it won't seem suitable at all and I still wear it. I don't think the fashion police are heavily armed but I am sure the armchair fashion critics would have something to say. I believe you should wear what you like, what you feel comfortable in and what suits you.
Some people can pull off the sunglasses and boots look, some can't.☺
I don't differentiate too much between what kind of clothes are for what kind of occasions, if it seems remotely suitable, I will wear it. Sometimes it won't seem suitable at all and I still wear it. I don't think the fashion police are heavily armed but I am sure the armchair fashion critics would have something to say. I believe you should wear what you like, what you feel comfortable in and what suits you.
Some people can pull off the sunglasses and boots look, some can't.☺