My Style Definition

When someone asks me what my signature style is, I really cannot respond with a specific answer. I enjoy styles that are comfortable, feminine, and chic, but also find myself experimenting with different looks. It is important for me to feel comfortable in what I’m wearing, and I use that as my “style definition”. Today’s post shows a style I have not yet displayed on the blog, but have taken a liking to. I’m not sure if I could wear a cap as an everyday item, but the rest of the outfit is truly in my comfort and style zone.

Pants - H&M

Top - River Island

Jean Shirt - River Island

Bring out the Colours!

One of the most exciting things about the Spring season, is the amount of colour that we are able to bring back into our wardrobe; although wearing colours in the winter can be fun too, pastels and bright shades are most effective once spring comes around.  One of the pieces I have been waiting to wear is this floral jacket I bought at Zara last Spring. The thin and light material makes it so easy to wear, and the assortment of colour allows me to mix and match it with different clothes and colours. Truly a gem, but what else would you expect from Zara?

Floral Jacket - Zara

Beanie - River Island

Pants - H&M

Pastel Pants and Kitten Flats

Sweater - Zara

Pants and Necklace - H&M

Flats - Urban Outfitters

My Black Milk Legs are the Life of the Party

It's been (and still is) a long winter, and I know we've all had more than enough of the snow, and can’t wait for Spring! Unfortunately, from the looks of it outside of my window, it may still take a while for Spring to arrive. In the meantime, I finally found some time for a photo shoot for my blog. Wearing, the one and only Black Milk leggings, not even the weather could ruin my mood. I decided to style the leggings with simple pieces, to make sure that they were the main point of focus in this set; no accessories, hair pulled back, and delicate makeup. Full attention on the boss legs!

Jeffrey Campbell Girl

Shoes - Jeffrey Campbell Lita Spikes