streetlight serenade

top - New Look

shorts - Levi's

scarf - Primark

wedges - Tesco

Due to the sporadic weather, this is not what I wore today, but a couple of days ago whilst basking in the dying rays of sunlight. Today however, I am wrapped in a mickey mouse hoodie occasionally delving into a bag of cool original doritos whilst looking up facts on the eurozone. I know you all envy my hectic social schedule profusely ;)

I have updated my little shop with custom made bracelets:

Basically a simple rope bracelet with any charm you wish, so if you fancy, lookie here :)

and finally, some pretty pictures to provide inspiration:

red, white and blue

cardigan - EWM
shirt - H&M
shorts - Levi's
shoes - Faith

Feeling and looking patriotic today, the majority of which I have spent at work (though had access to a continuous radio 5 commentary of the Jubilee throughout). Has anyone been to/held any street parties? I am apparently being taken to one on Tuesday, though I suppose only if the weather improves otherwise the tea and scones may get a little damp.

bermuda triangle

shirt - H&M
shorts - Levi's
vest - Primark
scarf - New Look
compass - Urban Outfitters
shoes - Primark



Today has been pretty work filled as Wednesday's go, considering I only had two lessons. I also have a couple of economics past papers open in another tab which I am classing as revision.
I think it may have been a tad optimistic to have worn this today but it is a rare occasion for me to go bare legged in general (especially in public!?). I genuinely don't think, bar holidays and year 2, I've not worn tights outside of the house. Perhaps because I a) don't have a tan and b) have slightly misshapen knees. Perhaps this year I can invest in some fake bake and break the viscous cycle.
Also, just finished watching an episode of 'my parents are aliens' and impressed with the fact I still am amused by it.




Some very lovely pictures c/o weheartit

oh you're so naive yet so

shirt - H&M
cardi - charity shop
shorts - Levi's
wedges - Tesco
necklaces - Claire's

Just spent my day subtly laughing at all the people who dressed for sun but were greeted with monsoon season. Laugh at my knitwear at your peril.

I also recommend you have a look at this lovely little shop for some lovely jewellery at such reasonable prices!

a falling star fell from your heart

top - orangecircleclothing.com

shorts - Levi's

boots - eBay

necklace - Topshop

Ah final days of term are always blissful and lacking in true purpose. Managed to continue a game of cheat for just over two hours, at which point we finally accepted noone would ever win. Unfortunately, none of my teachers however saw Easter as an important enough holiday to bring in sweets/watch films and apparently they wouldn't 'benefit our learning in the slightest'. I'm sure a hot cross bun or two could have numbed the pain of an economics test, but there we are.

On another note, I found this wonderful website whilst reading this lovely girl's blog and was incredibly pleased to have done so. I could literally buy half the entire website, what with the t shirts being under £14, it's difficult to go wrong. I finally decided on this cosmic spot t shirt.

With the price being so reasonable, I really didn't expect the quality to be quite so good, they apparently use a method called flock printing, so it doesn't peel or flake. I highly recommend!

long island iced tea

jumper - Primark
shirt - Primark
shorts - Levi's, eBay
sunglasses - Primark
wedges - Tesco

The sunny weather is lovely, currently pretending I'm on holiday.

Some lovely lookbookers:

Maddy C.



Hedvig




Natalia M.





Danielle P.






Bethan S.





Demi-Leigh D.

electric bloom

shirt - Primark

shorts - Levi's (eBay)

bag - holiday

wedges - Tesco

Ah pastels are so pretty and so is the weather at the moment. It could almost be described as, mild. Anyway, moderate enough for me to venture out lacking a pair of gloves. Only a week and a bit until Easter, which will inevitably be revision filled, but a break from the wrath of sixth form all the same. Is it still acceptable to receive Easter eggs when you're technically an adult? Maybe this is a thread I shouldn't be pulling at...

Anyway, my wardrobe was desperately in need of something pastel, so I ventured out in search of some sorbet shaded delights. Being unable to decide what to choose in Zara and Topshop, I resorted to Primark to which I located this shirt in the sale section (and Primark sales are perhaps my favourite) for a rather reasonable £3. 

Below is some spring inspiration to hopefully do some inspiring.