15 Days, 15 Looks: DAY 7

Three Words; 

COLOUR BLOCKING SUCCESS!!

Finally, I found a few things in my wardrobe that I could put together and support the trend with. Although, this outfit is more office-y and less casual, it stands out and makes a statement. I stepped it up a notch with bright Barry M nail varnish and purple and blue eyes! 

Skirt and Ring- Dorothy Perkins, Cardigan and Neclace- H&M, Shoes- River Island, Belt- Topshop, Bag- United Colors of Benneton  

15 Days, 15 Looks: DAY 5

So I tried the whole colour blocking thing again combining it in a more casual style with a t-shirt. I'm starting to really love bright colours and clashing them together in a more sophisticated way but I think I need to build up my wardrobe with more bright colours to experiment more!! It's interesting to clash a white/back tee with a vibrant colour like peachy orange; at first it looks unsettling but then it seems to look very urban classic with the help of the green belt detail and chandelier earrings. Also the skirt was a bargain; £4!!! It also looks like I'm really short eventhough I'm not LOL!

Top- Bershka, Skirt- H&M, Shoes- Aldo, Belt- H&M. 

15 Days, 15 Looks: DAY 3

I'm haven't exactly been a fan of colour blocking or bright coloured clothing most of my life so when I wanted to create an outfit with several colours, I found it difficult to find much around my wardrobe. Finally found an orange/red top with cut-off sleeves to work my look around. I think I managed to create a look that speaks the culture of central Europe (partularly Spain) with bright colour against black and Chinos; which are casual but classic. Brown Gladiator Heels add a summery touch.    

What do you think?


Blazer- Topshop, Top- Zara, Chinos- Zara, Necklace- Accessorize, Bracelet- H&M, Belt- Zara, Gladiators- New Look, Bag- Marc B (Topshop), Ring- Dorothy Perkins.