This years suede skirt.

Autumn autum autum! I'm obsessed! I've spent today running around in leaves and being very childish. I'm dressing as autumnal as possible. Using colours of the leaves to plan my outfits and it also helps that my hair is dark auburn so that's pretty autumnal. 

However I am someone who gets cold easily so I layered up. With an oldy but a classic; this Primark camel coat that comes out at this time of year because it is so oversized that I can really snuggle up in it and especially with a scarf. I can cocoon myself.

Not only am I feeling good about being able to go outside in basically a blanket I'm also digging the good old suede skirt out. This is my new one for the year because the one I wore last year no longer fits, but I had to have this essential piece for my wardrobe because its so autumnal, (I'll stop saying autumnal now, I promise.) classic and just is in without being a hyped up trend that will end in two months. I've proven this by wearing it two years in a row, Maybe three actually, I cant quite remember. 

Yeah I love everything in this outfit from my Heart necklace from my best friend to my handy green bag that is big enough to fit my stuff in it, but not so big that its just annoying to carry around. However my favourite part is the plain and boring black t-shirt from Primark. It was £3 and its the perfect plainess to go with my pretty skirts. It doesn't over power the other patterns because I don't love standing out with crazy patterns.

Whats your favourite season to dress in?

Top, coat, sun glasses, and bag are from Primark.

Skirt from Tesco. (Who would have thought Tesco? It surprised me)

Boots from Amazon.

Scarf from Foxford Woolen Mills.

April favorites.

Hello, I thought this week I would do an April favorites, because I usually just stick to talk about one thing, so I'm going to talk about a few things. Here are the things I've been loving this month even if they a bit random without explanation.

So these are my new walking boots that I have bought for my Duke of Edinburgh award which I shall be doing as you are reading this, so please think dry warm weather thoughts for me. I already have walking boots which are extremely comfy but they do not have ankle support with is really needed. I shall be walking 48k this weekend so they have to be broken in otherwise my feet will be covered in painful blisters.I bought them from Go outdoors which is fantastic for things outdoorsy. (Obviously) But they are really good for clothes, tents and all sorts. I really hope these boots live up to my expectations.

As the sun is coming out to say hello I am looking forward to getting more colour in my skin. I never have and probably never will be a fake tanner, mostly because I'm scared it will go wrong knowing me.But I discovered this from one of my older sisters (perks of being the youngest child). It is a great moisturizer and as you can see it gradually helps you tan. I have found you actually have to go out in the sun, because it won't suddenly appear overnight. I do think it helps as there hasn't been that much sun to give me the more tanned look I now sport. When I mean tan I don't mean orange ,but I'm just no longer paper white. 

I wore these in a previous post when I was playing with my new yellow coat. I love them so much because of the shape and colour. They are cat eyed and brown with speckles on. I found them in a shop called pound stretchers which isn't usually the kind of shop I go in, but I'm so pleased that I did. They were 99p! I don't know how long they will last but I will enjoy them while they do. 

Loving this foundation is nothing new for the internet. I haven't been able to where has it had been the wrong shade but now its perfect. I love the consistency, the feel of it and how it looks. I only have to use a small pump on the back of my hand to cover my face. It lasts as long as I won't it to and it has SPF in so I know my skin will be protected. I would recommend this foundation to anyone. 

What have you been loving this month?

xx