*I
say splurge – I spent under £50 and got free delivery!
Boohoo is to casual everyday clothes, what AX Paris is to
dresses and Ciaté is to nail varnish – I love it. I’ve never had any problems,
barring one incident with a bralet, and everything is always so affordable –
and good quality, considering the prices. When it comes to work clothes, I’m
definitely a dress/skirt kinda girl; the only trousers I ever wear are leggings
(it’s so difficult being a size 10 with a big bum!). I found myself wearing the
same things over and over again for work, so bought a few bits on Boohoo, which
I’m now going to blog about.
Lydia
Dogtooth Skater Dress
£12
(was £18)
I would never dream of wearing a colour as daring as lime
green, but I loved the contrast between that and the black in this classic
dogtooth pattern. The dress is so comfy and perfect for a day in the office –
adding a pop of colour to a usually drab outfit. I’m really not keen on the
belt, which as you’d expect is quite cheap looking. I wear my own though, so
this isn’t too much of a problem. The material doesn’t get creased either,
which is always a plus, as a lot of my clothes go from desk, to chair, to
floor! I also received a couple of compliments from my colleagues, which is
lovely.
Julia
Box Pleat Sleeveless Skater Dress
£12
You may see a pattern emerging, but I’m loving the skater
style skirts at the minute. I chose this dress because of the bold block colour
– it’s available in a number of shades and I’m already considering adding to my
collection and only £12, it’d be rude not to. If you’re wondering, ‘mustard’ is
next on my list. I’ve never been one for reds and purples but since dying my
hair darker, I’ve found I’ve been wearing a lot more dark colours and rusts. I
chose this in berry and it’s a beautiful colour and fit. Again, it’s got one of
the not-so-good belts, but I have so many, I often jazz it up with a different
one.
Carmel
Georgette and Lace Sleeveless Blouse
£10
(was £18)
and
Jessica
Scuba Skater Skirt
£8
Again, another bright colour with this purchase – a neon
pink blouse with cute lace detail around the neck and shoulders. I was tempted
by the blue but thought a white skirt is never a good idea. Once I’d decided on
the blouse I knew I wanted a new black skirt to go with it – I have so many in
my wardrobe, but you can never have too many staples, particularly in a colour
like black. I wore the blouse tucked into the skirt, high-waisted style and the
elasticated band in perfect for wearing either around your waist or around your
hips. When you’re in an office where black is often a predominant colours, it’s
always nice to wear a brighter colour and a couple of people commented on the
vibrancy of the blouse.
Because of the prices, it’s so easy to stock up on
necessities and other basic items and you don’t feel as bad when things get
ripped or torn – not that I’ve had any problems. With payday just around the
corner, a new bag is next on my agenda and I’m really struggling with what to
get, suggestions would be most welcome.
What colours and trends are you currently loving?
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