The Rudy cape front tea dress is a cute little floral print dress. Once again, I can’t remember the last time I actually wore florals but it felt nostalgic to do so again and, dare I say it? I didn’t hate it. I’ve always floral prints on a darker base and so paired it with the girliest accessories in my wardrobe with tit-tape plus an old faithful to toughen the mix up: my bashed-up leather jacket.
These bow strap ballet flats are a product of extreme coveting after spotting them on Sarah’s Instagram last week. And, being the phone-less human that I was, I took to extreme methods to hunt them down from her, finding a neat little link on her blog (which is often full of the most well-edited shopping guides EVER, may I add). They’re from Accessorize of all places, are ridiculously comfortable and rub-free AND are the perfect pair to slip on with dresses as much as they are to pair with jeans and a ‘nice top’.
A huge thank you must go to Boohoo for inviting me to take part in this challenge.
Photos by Harvey Woolhouse.
Wearing:
(Rudy cape front tea dress, c/o Boohoo;
Bow strap pointed flats, Accessorize;
Leather jacket, River Island;
Chloe Drew.)
Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post or paid-for advertorial. The dress featured was provided to me to take part in the challenge. Some links in this post are affiliate links.
How To Style Florals for Spring (Groundbreaking)
30.3.17 A few weeks ago, the team at Boohoo asked me to get involved in a campaign they’re running this year. The Dress of the Month campaign challenges bloggers each month to style up one dress amongst them in different ways and I thought it would make a fun throwback around these parts to take part! It’s been absolutely years since I did one of these monthly challenges and I forgot how much I’d enjoyed styling to a ‘brief’. I usually just throw on some pieces and go!The Rudy cape front tea dress is a cute little floral print dress. Once again, I can’t remember the last time I actually wore florals but it felt nostalgic to do so again and, dare I say it? I didn’t hate it. I’ve always floral prints on a darker base and so paired it with the girliest accessories in my wardrobe with tit-tape plus an old faithful to toughen the mix up: my bashed-up leather jacket.
These bow strap ballet flats are a product of extreme coveting after spotting them on Sarah’s Instagram last week. And, being the phone-less human that I was, I took to extreme methods to hunt them down from her, finding a neat little link on her blog (which is often full of the most well-edited shopping guides EVER, may I add). They’re from Accessorize of all places, are ridiculously comfortable and rub-free AND are the perfect pair to slip on with dresses as much as they are to pair with jeans and a ‘nice top’.
A huge thank you must go to Boohoo for inviting me to take part in this challenge.
Photos by Harvey Woolhouse.
Wearing:
(Rudy cape front tea dress, c/o Boohoo;
Bow strap pointed flats, Accessorize;
Leather jacket, River Island;
Chloe Drew.)
Disclaimer: This is not a sponsored post or paid-for advertorial. The dress featured was provided to me to take part in the challenge. Some links in this post are affiliate links.
