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Showing posts with label lookbook. Show all posts
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7/30/18
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5/24/18
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While I'm normally one for a vintage tee, some jeans (usually with a rip in them somewhere) and some boots, that doesn't mean I don't know how to throw on a girly outfit every now and then.
With the winter chill certainly in the air here in Australia, this outfit has been perfect for those casual Fridays at work. It's super warm thanks to this thick, long sleeved crop from Zaful, and I love the flared sleeves and added detail with the black piping.
I'm also obsessed with this jumpsuit from Valleygirl. Not only is the gingham print right on trend, it fits perfectly into a work setting while still looking cute and being the comfiest thing to wear during a long day at the office. Every time I'm out and about people always stop and ask where the jumpsuit is from; that's how you know you're onto a winner. Unfortunately it no longer seems to be available online, but they do have this cute, striped one which is of a similar style and now I also really want.
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5/10/18
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While I may have had a whole other outfit planned to wear to the Groovin the Moo festival this year, a last minute purchase of this Harley Davidson oversized mens t-shirt (which I got second hand through Facebook Marketplace so I can't link, sorry) saw me completely change my outfit choice the night before. So the next day, before the festival, I made my way to Target and grabbed myself these fishnets to complete the look.
My new Doc Martens where a part of my original festival outfit idea, and I'm so happy I finally have a pair in my wardrobe. I've been eyeing off Doc Martens for years, and when I saw they had a new platform version out I just knew I had to get them; and I used the upcoming festival as the perfect excuse to finally make the purchase. I struggled to find these in stock online in my size, but I eventually came across a pair on Dolls Kill for cheaper than I'd see anywhere else!
This backpack from Gamiss didn't actually make it with me to the festival, I just used a Mimco shoulder bag I've had for years and always wear out on town. However when I was putting this look back together to shoot some photos (because I got to caught up in the day and didn't get any of my outfit at the actual festival), I stumbled across the bag and realised how perfectly it went with my outfit and how I probably should have taken it with me.
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2/26/18
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A set of rainy days has hit the town I live in at the moment, and it's really making me realise that summer is going to be gone sooner rather than later. With this odd, transitional weather starting to hit, it can be hard to pick what to wear when it's not freezing out, but also not warm enough to be walking around in shorts and a t-shirt. The best way to help yourself during these days is to have what I like to call a 'cooling factor'; something that can be removed that helps you to cool down when it gets to much.
In this outfit, I've popped the cooling factor up the top. Pairing this mustard tube top from Zaful (I'm loving this colour at the moment) with this cropped, denim jacket also from Zaful, gives me the option to have arms and shoulders out if it's getting to hot, or pop the jacket on if it's getting to cold. Speaking of the jacket, can we just take a minute to appreciate how awesome it is. The cropped length paired with the distressing and beautiful embroidered pattern made it one of those pieces I just knew I had to have as soon as I saw it. Also the mustard and denim combo helps to keep the summer vibes alive.
I've paired it with these pants from Valleygirl (the stuff they have sometimes really surprises me), which I originally brought with the sole intention of wearing to work, but the paperbag waist actually makes them a really trendy piece to pair with more casual outfits. They're quite loose and super comfy, and the big waist makes them perfect to pair with a belt. This pair actually came with its own belt, but I decided to switch it out and pop on this Western style belt from Zaful that you know I'm always wearing with everything.
I've also got a few little jewellery pieces. This layered necklace from Zaful is the perfect length that I've been looking for lately. I have so many really long necklaces that just don't always go with everything. I also normally don't reach for gold pieces but for some reason I've been loving the gold look of this. I've also got this pair of super cool, long cross earrings from Zaful, which just screamed my name as soon as I saw them. They're long but the design isn't super obnoxious which makes them super wearable and easy to use as that one accessory that can help jazz up any outfit.
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2/19/18
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How gorgeous is this dress from By Harbel. I normally find that I don't like the cold shoulder look on me, but I find the loose attached sleeve detailing not only gives the dress a more unique look, but gives it a shape I really like. This dress is the perfect outfit to throw on for a summer day or night. Because I can't resist adding accessories, I've paired it with this belt from Zaful which I've featured on my blog many a time. I also grabbed my very first, and still very much loved L A I R bag; can you tell I'm a bit of a fan of a classic Western belt look and silver detailing? This one is called the Jeff Buckley bag, and I would say this is one of their most iconic pieces, especially here in Newcastle. I'm also trying to get more into hats, especially as the hot sun just keeps beating down here in Australia, so I finished this outfit off with this new felt fedora I also got from Zaful. This is the first time ever owning a hat like this, and I thought grabbing this inexpensive hat was a good option in case I ended up hating it; but this whole hat thing seems to be growing on.
Also, if you haven't seen it already, you can now shop any looks or beauty products I post on my Instagram right here on my blog. Just go to the 'Shop My Instagram' tab in the top menu to find all the links you need.
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