
Hi lovelies,
Things have been a little difficult and then my lovely netbook developed a small problem and is away being made better, so its been a bit harder for me to get online to compose more posts - even though i have ideas of things i want to tell you about. (I have yet to find a way of doing posts on Typepad on the ipad ?).
Anyway i am here today and i can show you some of the outfit inspiration i have been finding. I don't know about you, but alot of the ranges this year, i haven't found as inspiring, so i have had to hunt around for alternatives in places i wouldnt normally look. Which is fine and easy enough considering its all done via the web (smiles)
What are your favoutite high street shops? I used to be a big on French connection, but i stopped liking their ranges as much a couple of years ago. Then in recent years i moved to finding some nice pieces at Whistles, but then their prices have crept up and up, and the majority of this seasons collection is not me at all.
Luckily I have found a few places that carry more of what i was looking for - i'll mention those another time. Meanwhile these collages are designed to give a bit of inspiration in combining pieces and colours.
I find when i'm online shopping (or online window shopping, which is mostly the case) that it doesnt matter what the prices of the pieces are, because what i'm looking for is simply ideas. I can then find alternatives for less, all be it not quite so nice as the designer ones, but still the same sort of look or color. I also tend to make a note if there is a designery piece that i really love, and watch out for it when sale time comes. (speaking of sales Urban outfitters have a good mid season one online now)Sometimes i have been lucky & what i liked gets marked down considerably, especially with online sales nowadays, its easier to find a bargain.
So the photos this post are a mix from various nooks and cranies around the web.
The first set at the top, has a YMC cord dress at Asos, an outfit by Sessun with a navy dress and burgundy coat, and the third look is at H&M, i liked the long maxi skirt.

These natural tones of beiges and soft browns i like alot - they are light, and uplifting, yet still from a wintery colour palette.
The brown cords are by Rag and bone at Asos, and have a beautiful flare cut, they are the higher price bracket, but plenty of alternatives about of course, the skirt i love for its woodlandy feel, its unusual to find a maxi thats not black, especially over the winter, this one is by Pepe jeans at Asos.
I discovered Pepe (whom i rememberfrom wearing their jeans as a teenager!) have a nice range of pieces, which was a surprise, and the prices arent too much either, less than Diesel. The last picture is from Netaporter a nice place to find outfit inspiration if not to shop), and i like the check shirt here beneath a soft camel cardigan, and i'm a big fan of grey jeans.

These last looks are from the grey palette, which can admittedly be a bit drab, but grey mixed in the right way, is always preferable to black or navy in my book, so i liked these looks, all from Asos. The YMC skirt with the check shirt and flat boots, grey jeans (again!) by rag and bone & i like the sandals with socks and the flowered blouse, and the bobble jumper is one by Ganni in such an unusual colour - a soft soft soft wash of blue. It'd be warmer over jeans or leggins - naturally ;)
So i hope you've enjoyed sharing in my outfit inspiration. More fashiony posts to compile, including a certain style crush...love to all,
