//T-Shirt Dress - H&M//Skirt - Topshop//Leggings - H&M//Shoes - M&S//Necklace - Accessorize//
I find that during the colder months even when it isn't raining I turn to darker colours, in other words I wear black or nearly block everyday. So while the majority of this outfit is black, I chose to break it up with my velvet skirt, not only to add a touch of colour but to add texture and layers. I would normally wear a skirt that covers the end of the dress but today I hitched it up a notch on my waist to show off the stripes at the bottom as well.
This week has been quite relaxed for me, mainly because most of my university work at the moment is reading, which is something I could do everyday anyway. That and I know that the week coming up is going to be very hectic as I will be balancing blogging, university and attending Oxford Fashion Week. I am not attending all of the shows but it is still quite the commitment.
XO, Miriam
Almost Monochrome.
English Mademoiselle
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
No stranger would it be.
//Coat - Jack Wills//T-shirt - Zara// Dress worn as skirt - H&M//Tights - Primark//Shoes - Converse//
As
November draws to a close that layers have begun to increase slowly
along with the number of pairs of tights I am washing per week.
Fortunately this morning I had a bit more time on my hands to wear
something other than my usual jeans and a tee combo like the majority of
students (I couldn't go without my daily Converse though). This outfit has the advantage that not only am I warm due to the abundance of layers, but you still look put together thanks to the lace. I chose to spin a more grungy look today but I might experiment with a more vampy look when I wear this dress out at night.
XO, Miriam
P.S. If you haven't already listen to the The Hanging Tree from the Mockingjay Part 1 Score, it is hauntingly good.
Strange things did happen here.
English Mademoiselle
Wednesday, November 26, 2014
//Jacket - Topshop//Jumper - Primark//Skirt - ASOS//Tights - TU//Boots - M&S//
I never thought I would be one for long skirts and the Chelsea boot but
alas the moment has come that I am dressing to match the presence of the
city I live in. Living in Oxford but not going to one of the colleges
is weird because you can still act like a tourist when you roam the
cobbled back streets surrounding Oxford University. (I study at Oxford
Brookes just so you know). This deep green skirt reminds me of the ivy
that used to grow around my garden back in Devon as well as that I
definitely feel impeccably well dressed every time I wear it making it
one of this winters staples for me! Alongside the usual culprits my moto
jacket and suede Chelsea boots.
XO, Miriam
Cobbled Backstreets
English Mademoiselle
Thursday, November 13, 2014