image source – vogue I never thought I would be writing a post like this – how to stop shopping? Come on now. But, when I start a challenge, I like to stick it out, even if it does mean that I won’t be adding much more that 5 new items to my wardrobe over a six-month period. It’s not easy; I mean, temptation to add a new piece to your wardrobe is always going to be out there, which is probably why breaking the habit of regularly buying new clothes is so tough. Especially if you’re following the trends,…
Eleanor Pendleton of Gritty Pretty, MBFWA day one I’m not normally one for trends (and this is definitely not the first time I’ve said that…), but I can’t help but love Eleanor in this 70s inspired look, YSL mini-bag and all.
Acne Studios mape leather jacket, Mansur Gavriel bucket bag Unlike this time last year, the impulse to shop has mostly subsided – unless you count my growing beauty stash – and I’ve found that I’ve been adding fewer and fewer pieces to my wardrobe. Instead of looking for something new and shiny, I’ve been turning to the wardrobe workhorses and finding comfort in the tried and true. New wardrobe staples: I’ve been ever so diligently sticking to the 5PFW Challenge, which combined with a Fall Project 333 challenge, gave me little reason to shop. I did however pick up a…
Hope ‘Grand’ sweater (I also love this Hope sweater), J Brand skinny jeans, Charlotte Olympia virgo flats Beating the winter chill in the biggest, baddest jumper I own. Get the look:
Isabel Marant dicker boots in ‘anthracite’ I’m a complete child of the summer; give me blue skies and breaking waves over the icy chill of winter any day. Begrudgingly, I’m currently facing the latter, however it gives me a good excuse to throw these old favourites back into regular rotation. I’ll be pairing mine with tunic style dresses and black tights for the most part, or with a slim cut trouser a la garconne for those days when I feel like channeling my inner Ines de la Fressange.
