...Continued

Evening 3:

Dress- Zara
Necklace- Topshop
Shoes- H&M


Day 4:

Bikini top- Internet somewhere (?)
Skirt- Zara
Bag- Adidas Originals
Sandals- Primark

Evening 4:

Jumpsuit- Mango
Belt- Primark
Sandals- Primark
Hoops- Claire's Accessories

I got back from Majorca this morning and I had such a good time! The sun was out the whole time and was around 27-29 degrees whilst we were there, which was luuuush. We did all the usual holiday things, like sunbathing all day, swimming in the pool, visiting the beach, went to a waterpark on one day and went out in the evening for food and drinks every night. I want to go back already!
I've got lots of pictures stored up with all the outfits so am gonna be doing 2-3 posts with all my outfits from the holiday as there's way too many for just one post.

Day 1: 

Vest - Topshop
Shorts - Topshop
Sandals - Primark

Evening 1:

Playsuit - Urban Outfitters

Day 2:

Vest - Topshop
Skirt - Zara
Sandals - Primark

Evening 2:

Dress- Topshop
Necklace- Topshop (Did have things on it, but I pulled them off)
Sandals- (As before)




to be continued....

Okay so I've not posted in ages, due to being generally shit at keeping all this stuff up and also to being real busy with college work, working at Zara, dieting, going to the gym and some other pretty important stuff.
I've finished my AS year at college now and had my last exam today so I'm pretty relieved.
This year has gone so fast, literally like the fastest year of my schooling life. As well as being stressed out due to lack of revision, trying to stick to coursework deadlines and having the shittest Media teacher you'll ever meet, I've also met some amazing people and had some pretty funny times. Overall my first year at college has been pretty successful and I'm not complaining.
So I've got 3 weeks off college now before I go back and do a bit of A2 work before the Summer and I've planned to make the most of it. I've got 5 days of working, then going on holiday with my boyfriend, Jack, and my family, which should be pretty sick. Can't wait to get my tan on and just generally relax for a week. After I come back I've got a few days then going to Wales with my girls in my friend Frankie's caravan, it's kind of a tradition for us lot, and then it's my birthday!
So yeah can't wait to do all those things, just wanna get work out of the way then get on with it.

Haven't got any exciting pictures or anything to post ya, so just gonna post some inspirational ones and hopefully I'll have lots of my own after my holiday.

So the other day I was wearing a grey top, black leather leggings, a windbreaker I bought in Berlin and some gold hoop earrings. I got told by my Media teacher that if the windbreaker was on anyone else they'd look like Vicky Pollard and my step-Mum asked whether I trying to look like a chav, when I said yeah she replied with 'like a kind of chavvy chic then?'. Perfect, I thought. Chavvy chic is exactly the look I was going for.
With the return of windbreakers, airmax and sports brands, such as Adidas and Nike, making a come back in the Fashion scene, chavvy chic is definitely a trend to keep your eye on.

Found this image in a 1994 issue of the magazine Fashion Weekly. Why did Orla Kiely look so cool then? Now it's just for Mum's. (Including my own)

As you may know if you know me personally, I work in Zara in Bristol's Cabot Circus store. It's a hard job but I do actually enjoy it, however much I moan. The main reason I enjoy it, is the amazing clothes we get in our store. Seeing them come in to the store, how many get sold, picking them for customers etc are what makes the job worth doing. (And the discount of course!)

Got back from Berlin on Sunday, where I went with my sister for 5 days last week. If you've not been to Berlin, and like pretty buildings, beautiful shops and an amazing nightlife, then you should definitely go!

As I said, the buildings are soo pretty, the whole city looks as if around about 5 years ago, they knocked a whole city down and started again, or like the whole place is some kind of  representation of a city of the future. Why has Britain not taken Berlin as an inspiration for better things?

 Whilst we were there, we went shopping in some of the most amazing shops, including one called Paul's Boutique, (nothing to do with the extremely chavvy brand of bags), which sold anything from vintage Fred Perry coats, to battered New Balance trainers and old Adidas tees.You could spend hours sorting through the jumble of clothes here but you'll always take away something great. 

 For three of the nights there we went to a place called White Trash Fast Food, on the first night we went there, we went to the restaurant part, where you could order their dishes of Fuck-You Fries or even an Octopus Burger. The second and third night we went to White Trash we went to the club downstairs, which played decent music, had decent prices for drinks and we had a really sick time.

As well as seeing the best shops and going to great places at night, we did see some historical things, like the East Side Gallery on the Berlin wall. After they knocked down the wall, they decided to make the wall a gallery of graffiti and it's become a great place for tourists to see, and a good photograph opportunity.

So there you go, that's my time in Berlin. I really enjoyed it and would recommend anyone to go as it's a really great place to be, with loads of things to do and see. You'll be missing out if you don't.


Pictures of Paul's Boutique from Paul's Boutique