flared

 

 

Jeans/ Zara  (similar here ) Coat/ Mango (old) Shirt/ (H&M)/ Hat/ H&M (old)

Flared Jeans... or as some people know them as, Bell Bottoms are the current obsession from the 1970's. I have always been a big fan, I found this great pair in Zara a few months back.

Preparing for my summer wardrobe, I am really excited to wear them with a bohemian sensibility. This triangle silhouette leg creates the illusion of elongating your legs and balancing out your hips. Now I'll admit- they are not the easiest jean to style unlike your classic skinny. But get it right, and it is the most slimming and flattering look, paired with some killer heels to add some height.

 

T a y  x

Mother's Sunday

 

 

Coat- H&M ( here ) Jeans- Zara (similar here ) Top- Zara/ Heels- Zara (old)

 

Happy Sunday everyone! I spent mine with my family spoiling my lovely mummy on Mother's Day. We had a delicious afternoon tea made up of finger sandwiches, scones, Prosecco, and way too many cakes that I could stomach. It was definitely a sweet sunday.

 

Happy Mother's Day to the best mummy in the world

xxx

Happy V Day!

Jumper- Zara/ Skirt- ASOS/ Cape- ASOS(similar here)/ Heels- Ralph Lauren/ Bag- Givenchy

I hope everyone had a wonderful Valentines Day!
Tay xo

TBT

Reminiscing the summer. Family day at Broadstairs Beach!

Tay xo

February

Finally a blog post!! It's February already and I've missed out on so much. So- I'm going to start by wishing everyone a very Happy New Year! Today I am sporting a double denim look grounded by camel and a splash of leopard. There are various ways you can wear your double denim and it's always fun to mix and match different washes. Today I decided to experiment by just staying to one tone. 

How do you wear your denim? 

Tay xo

Winter Layers

4 weeks till Christmas and temperatures are finally dropping in London! It's time to get out your chunky knits and have fun with layering. It's ridiculous how much I get excited to pile on the winter apparel when everyone is yearning for summer. I have the most fun when it comes to putting outfits together in the colder seasons because you can play around with so many different elements.

When it comes to layering I love experimenting with different textures, pattern and colour. I styled my Bohemian Print Dress from Zara with my go- to Camel Coat from Mango (also love this one here ) and my Mum's Black Frilled Wrap. Lastly, a winter outfit isn't complete without a hat.

I've been keeping an eye out for over the knee suede black boots for quite some time and I have found the perfect pair in NEXT. I haven't been able to stop wearing them since.

Tay xo 

Herringbone

Coat- Paul Smith (find here) Shirt- Zara (old)  Dungarees- ASOS (similar here) Shoes- ASOS/ Bag- Selfridges (find here )

Skirt- Zara (find here) Dress- Zara (old) Heels- Zara (old)

So I originally bought this crochet sheer dress to wear on the beach. I was making the illogical decision of buying it in September knowing full well I would not be seeing the sun, sea and sand any time soon... and I was definitely not waiting around until next summer.

Therefore, I decided to use my dress as top. You should never be too restricted when it comes to how you can wear your clothes. Especially with dresses! A dress is all in one, easy and effortless, but it can be so much more. I used to always wear my dresses, well, exactly how you see them, as a dress. But its fun to experiment and turn your dress into a skirt just by simply belting in a top over the top, Or, if you love the top of a dress, add a skirt and you can achieve a completely different look.

I love the juxtaposition in today's look, the cream sheer dress offers a feminine contrast to the hard leather skirt.

T a y  x