This is another new style of post for me, because I've noticed that I seem to be slipping into a rut of mainly posting about beauty related stuff. I do buy clothes too, just not as often. I also find that a lot of the time I don't feel confident enough to get dressed up and prance around in front of a camera, so I've decided to start doing a round up of the clothes that I've bought! This post covers January to the beginning of March, so there will probably be another similar post in a couple of months time.
I bought this gorgeous dress from Oliver Bonas during the January sales, and they actually still have a couple left! It's a really bright electric blue with a super cute cloud design, and even though I bought it back in January, I still haven't worn it out and about. It hasn't really been the right weather for it, but I'm hoping that there will soon be some sunny days when I can wear this teamed with a yellow cardigan.
In February I made my first Sugarhill Boutique purchase! This was mainly brought on by my friend Samantha over at My Lady Boudoir and her adorable bicycle print dress. I'm a big fan of cute prints so I headed straight over to check out the website and fell into the sale section. This sequinned sweater was reduced from £48 to £29, and there are still some sizes available here. Sorry for the creases, I've been a bad blogger and had the jumper hidden away at the bottom of my chest of drawers. It's such a lovely jumper though, super snuggly and anything with sequins is an instant win for me! I've definitely fallen in love with Sugrahill Boutique too, I'm currently lusting after this amazing zig zag sweater! Want.
I've already written a post mentioning one of these cardigans from H&M which will be up later in the week. I spotted this teal version in my local store and just had to get it! I love the black detailing, I think it adds a really smart edge to the design. And for £14.99, I was pretty hard pushed to not get one of each colour...
My final and most recent purchase is this super cute cardigan from White Stuff. £45 for a cardigan isn't cheap, but I love all the extra details that White Stuff put into their clothing. The buttons are beautifully delicate, the heart pattern is adorable, even the tag in the back has a cute heart charm! This was definitely a treat to myself, as I've had a super stressful couple of weeks and I guess it could count as an early birthday present right? Sure.
What do you think of my recent clothing treats? Would you like to see some more posts like this on the blog?
