thigh high
I’m currently sat on the train to Manchester, I hate train rides. That is, until I’m actually on one, with my bags stowed safely away, headphones on, laptop open, I realise how thankful I am for the 2 hour journey ahead. Two whole hours of relaxing, such a luxury!
The quest for perfect winter boots seems to be a constant struggle every year and with this seasons footwear trend well and truly Thigh High, I accepted my mission. Weeks of searching gave me two options, spend £595 on this pair of Stuart Weizman and trample all over our Christmas plans with the most perfect suede boots OR make the most of the wonderful pair I found in Next for £60…sometimes I do surprise myself!
So Christmas is safe (for now) although if I make one more trip to The White Company, that could very well change.
Scarf – H&M Roll Neck – ASOS Skirt – Zara Boots – Next Bag – Balenciaga
On my lips:
MAC lipstick in “Honey – Love”
MAC lip liner in “Spice”
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