Just some outfits over the past few weeks I've been meaning to post:

first picture: top- topshop about £10 skirt- u.o £40ish denim jacket-ebay (cant remember price)

second picture: all items from urban outfitters except skater skirt from topshop

third: skirt- topshop top- u.o (about £20 each)

AGGY STRAPS

Soooo finally I got the Agyness Deyn Doc Marten collection boots- the most amazing shoes ever..  

£150 worth spent - bought from schuh

December inspiration:

Little Black Jacket
I forgot to post about my trip to the Saatchi Gallery to see the Little Black Jacket exhibition by Chanel/Karl Lagerfeld in the half term a couple of weeks ago. I asked my mum to come along with me as I really wanted to go.

It was extremely interesting as we got to see the same jacket in so many different styles and perceptions from different famous people. I liked some pictures more than others but it was just so wicked to be able to see how people can perceive fashion and make it so unique and their own.. (which is what I love so much about fashion)

Street style photo shoot

I haven't been using this blog much so I have a lot of things to add to it starting with a little photo shoot I did with my friends a couple of weeks ago.

It wasn't for anything serious, just for fun. We found a really cool place near Waterloo station which was a big tunnel full of graffiti that was actually legal to do it there.

I went with three other friends, one being the photographer and others in the pictures. We decided to make it represent both our fashion but also youth fashion today - urban/street clothes. Things like gold chains, aztec prints, beanies and street brands like adidas, supreme, obey, shade london etc...

So we got up around 5 in the morning, wanting to do it early so it wasn't too busy and got to the photo set around 6-30/7ish and left a couple hours later. It was really fun doing taking the photos and experiencing something new for all of us. At first I found it awkward doing our individual photos as I didn't really know what to do but after a couple of photos I really enjoyed it and just felt comfortable doing any poses.

Here are some pictures from the shoot:

The perks of being a wallflower

So I've just finished the book The perks of being a wallflower by Stephen Chbosky that I started on Sunday and I absolutely loved it. I think some people made it out to be sadder than it actually was at the  ending but then again that was more directed to the film.

I didn't quite get what happened straight away and I'm not going to spoil it for anyone but I had a long thing about it and talked about the ending with my friend and got a better understanding and it really is such a great, unexpected ending once you find out.

I am going to see the film tomorrow hopefully and will have to compare the both but it was definitely a book worth reading!

V Festival Fashion

V Festival
I noticed most people wearing short crop tops and high waisted denim shorts which is obviously a common festival look, added with some wellies and long socks. However, although everyone was wearing the same sort of clothes, we all looked unique and different which is what made it so great!

The mens fashion was also very similar, either longish denim/chino shorts with usually no top on because you know how boys are like. However, the men with the tops on, they were very interesting and cool. Aztec shirts were a big trend at V festival which was very nice to see some style and colour everywhere. Snap backs were obviously popular amongst the men. So overall the fashion was great at V however I found it being very repetitive and the same but I guess you get that in most popular festivals in the summer.