LFW - Day 4.

Hat - Johnny Cupcakes

Skirt - River Island (Jan Sales)

Sweatshirt - Vintage

Shoes - Jeffrey Campbell

Hey everyone, I didn't want to over load you all with LFW posts so I decided to hold this one back, and post a few days after it had all ended. So after a super exciting week, I am now back to a life full of history essays and dull college work. Yay. Anyway, this is what I wore on day 4 of the week, and  this was actually the last day I went up there, towards the end of the week, everything had just completely died down and was a bit boring to be honest. I just wish I could've seen more shows, HINT HINT for next year. My friend and I got interviewed by New Look about shows we'd seen but I just let her do the talking and I stood there in silence nodding along like a bobble head, so really hoping that video never surfaces. I feel like I need to start planning my outfits for the next fashion week now haha! Anyway, hope you all had a good time if you were there, or if you were spectating through the internet.

LFW: Street Style.

This past week has been a blast! I've met some amazing people whilst being up in London for Fashion Week. Shout out to Ria, Belinda & Jamila!! The street style up at Somerset house has been on point, and has inspired me so much to take some more risks in my day to day style. These are just some of my favourite looks that I saw during the week (Note how I decided not to include the absolutely ridiculous outfits) and the last picture is of Belinda & I with Mark Francis from Made In Chelsea - Looking fab in Valentino DARLING!  I am already anticipating the next Fashion week and can't wait to see the new styles that will emerge there next time and hopefully to also meet some of you lovely people!!

London Fashion Week - Day 2.

Top - HQ

Trousers - Forever 21

Coat - Very Clearance (Ebay)

Shoes/Socks - Topshop

Bag / Necklace- Forever 21

This year I have been lucky enough to attend London Fashion Week as part of an internship. I have only been to one show which began at 9 and typically all the trains decided not to work, and so it was such a rush to get there. THEN my amazing platform shoes that I am in love with decided to snap, complete disaster. However, I did manage to make it to DAKS show and it was so cool to actually be in there! The clothes were structured, and very heritage inspired,  I could imagine Burberry as being one of the main inspirations to the designer. So anyway after the show I trekked to Topshop with a broken shoe (getting many weird looks) and bought these flatforms which actually got a lot of attention with the photographers, so maybe it wasn't all bad?! Got photographed a fair few times which really has given me a lot more confidence in my style, whilst also being inspired so much by the other people there! (Oh, and got snapped by the vogue.co.uk photographer - rather exciting! Haha) The only suckish thing is that we were there so early before the place filled up, and so as we were exhausted decided to call it a day. Drop me a comment if you were there, and your experience!