Hello blog. I haven't posted an 'outfit of the day' post in an age, like many things on this blog. So in a bid to prove I've returned, here is one. Ok, I wore this yesterday, and not even all day, but I liked this combination so I'm sharing it with you.
I find the dip hem skirt a great twist on the maxi skirt. You get the best of both worlds of a midi and a maxi and the asymmetric effect is effortlessly pretty and girly. I'm not one to do completely girly though, so I love to toughen it up with a t-shirt and wedge shoe boots. I do realise I'm about as tough as a bag of marshmallows but you get what I mean...
I'm in desperate need of a haircut, roll on my Tuesday booking.
T-shirt: 'Tee and Cake' from Topshop.
Skirt: Dorothy Perkins.
Shoe Boots: New Look.
Belt: taken from a 'Louche' dress from
Joy.
Thought I'd share a couple of snaps with you from last weekend aswell. I took an impromptu visit to Oxford, somewhere I've never been before, and what a beautiful city it is. I also took a lot of pictures on my Diana so bear with me, they will be here maybe before Christmas!!
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I was quite excited to receive my Marie Claire in the post this morning when I saw a white tube within the packaging. I didn't even know what it was, but it was quite big and it was free and that was all that mattered. I was pleasantly surprised when I found out what it was - a hair mask by James Brown. If you're not familiar with who James Brown is, he is Kate Moss's personal hairdresser and also the style director for GHD hair products. He has worked on many fashion shoots and catwalk shows and his own range of hair care products is available to buy from places like Boots. His approach to hair is creating a simple and naturally sexy look, having styled some celebrities who's hairstyle I really admire such as Anne Hathaway, Keira Knightley and Sienna Miller. I mentioned in a recent post I need to get in to the habit of using hair masks, so I'm looking forward to using this product and letting you know how I get on with it.
