too extend my previous post, I want this jacket too for when I'm feeling a bit like strutting in a fabulous shiny, silver sleeved jacket.

Looks like I'm going to need a copious amount of chocolate, ice cream and repeated viewings of Moulin Rouge tonight, as soon as I get home to Gomanchester for the christmas break.

Blood Brother

I wish I had enough money to afford the clothes I really want. This beautiful black leather varsity jacket from Blood Brother is £350.00 - on the plus side if you use the code 'FREESHIP' you get free postage and packaging. ERGH, I just wish I could be some famous diva bitch that gets free clothes all the time.

And, if you can see it on one of my open tabs I am listening to the Come What May from the Moulin Rouge soundtrack, emotional times when you can't afford clothes call for emotional songs from wondrous musicals, I suppose next I'll move on to the Dreamgirls soundtrack.

I've finally bought myself what I've been looking for, a tapestry jacket. It's so beautiful and wonderful and lovely and I'm so happy.

"The most important things is to enjoy your life - to be happy - it's all that matters"

Audrey Hepburn

Maison Martin Margiela for H&M - Menswear

Lying in bed this sunday afternoon just browsing through designer sites in awe wishing I could actually afford the stuff I really want to buy when it suddenly hit me like a tonne of bricks, 'why not look at H&M's new collaboration with Maison Martin Margiela to see if there's anything in the menswear section I like?' So, that's just what I did. Only to find that in all brutal honestly there's only two products I actually like and would be willing to buy...

Long Sleeved Jersey T-shirt

Faux Fur Coat

I thought the jersey t-shirt was interesting because at a glance it looks knitted, but it has just a trompe l'oeil print that depicts a hand-knitted jumper. Seeing as I have an odd obsession with knitted jumpers this naturally caught my attention. Whereas the faux fur coat grabbed me simply because I love fur coats - whether good quality faux or vintage fur. 

So, sadly it looks like I'm going back to scrolling through MR PORTER and designers own websites just dreaming about owning such wondrous clothes, such as this Acne jumper which I'll be begging my mother to buy me for christmas, unless someone who reads my blog wants to be really lovely and buy it for me, I'd be eternally grateful either way.

P.S. - I usually wear a medium but, seeing as it's sold out in that size, a large would be fine.

Hidden Heels...

When it comes to fashion I'm usually fairly open-minded, but if there's one thing I've seen a lot of recently that I absolutely can't stand it would have to be the "Hidden Heel" trainers. For the past few fashion seasons since Isabel Marant’s hidden heeled hi-tops hit the catwalk, the style of shoe has become one of the most-wanted shoe style in the world. The style has a huge celebrity following from small-scale celebrities such as Made In Chelsea’s Louise Thompson to the love of my life Beyoncé.

The hidden heel claims to make your legs look longer whilst providing the same comfort as flat soled hi-tops. Something I just can’t fathom about these shoes are why would you want the heel to be hidden? In my opinion there’s no point of wearing heeled shoes if you can’t actually see the heel. I adore hi-tops owning quite a few pairs myself, and I absolutely love seeing a woman in heels, but my favourite part of heels is sound made when women walk on hard floors.

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