Just over year down the line from having Baby G and my body is still changing but I am starting to feel a little bit more like me again. I am still breastfeeding him so this does affect what I can and cannot wear which is probably why one of my got to pieces this seasons are dungaree dresses, shorts and workwear style as not only are they super comfortable and practical but also on trend. I am also very into navy blues and browns at the moment and I love my new Oasis Winnie Weave bag from House of Fraser
I am also trying to be more conscious when it comes to new purchases or re-using and up-cycling clothing. I recently picked up a beautiful top from an Oxfam shop which I will share with you soon but as they say Rome was not built in a day so I am trying to add at least one ethical item into my daily outfit choices. My two blogging friends Mel and Vicky have started the #EthicalFashionCollective on the first Friday of each month where you can share your stylish ethical outfits on Twitter & IG and this is mine.
So I have paired up my Topshop denim dress with an organic fair-trade polka dot top from HM Conscious Collection line as well as the sunglasses which are made out of recycled plastic. Such simple changes which didn't break the bank either.
That bag is rather lovely and you can fit plenty in it too. Looking good xxx
ReplyDeleteGreat weave on that bag! I love how this whole look is casual yet perfectly put together.
ReplyDeleteI love the dungaree dress, it's so versatile and looks fab on you x
ReplyDeleteI love your demim dress - really cute! Do they do it in petite?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful concept, I love your idea to recycle clothing.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit you carry this dungaree dress off well. I find this type of dress doesn't suit me but you def have the figure for it!
ReplyDeleteI love these Ethical fashon posts and loving this dungaree dress on you! I'm actually going to pick up a few new outfits tomorrow and I can't wait. x
ReplyDeleteYou know, I never think about the ethics of my wardrobe, but you're right, it's so easy to make tiny changes like that, and I love the idea of trying to work in one item in every outfit. I might have to give that a go!
ReplyDeletedo love that bag!! I'm loving dungaree dresses atm too - perfect for breastfeeding aren't htey?!
ReplyDeleteI found it difficult to find practical nursing wear that doesn't like like a maternity dress. This is such a great look
ReplyDeleteThis outfit is FAB on you - I feel you with the breastfeeding clothes and am ecstatic to see how much the dungas are in at the moment cause they are a godsend for bf'ing! Thanks so much for joining in, loving it! xo
ReplyDeleteI love this dress on you! You are right, it is so hard to find things to wear when you are breastfeeding, but this dress is practical and stylish. You look fab x
ReplyDeleteLove this look. Practical and on trend. I love the bag!! Perfect and pretty too
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