Showing posts with label free people. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free people. Show all posts

Friday, 14 December 2012

Patterened Jeans!

Hello!

Today I thought I would share a pair of jeans I bought recently. 
I've always been interested in trying the patterned jeans trend but have never come across a pair that fit well and had a nice pattern. 
Today I stepped into Holt Renfrew for a browse and found these very unique pair of pants. 
I did not purchase them because they were $160 which I think is a lot for pants. 
When I first picked them up, I thought the print was of some sort of swirly design that looked very nice but when I looked closer, they are actually some kind of dragon's feet!?

Take a look: 



And a close up...


These pants are by Rich&Skinny and look nice from a far but I don't think I like having someone's toe nails on my pants :P

I stopped by Free People and they were having a good sale. I ended up picking up a pair of jeans with floral print on them for $29 (originally $88!) 



Even though they are more of a spring-summer pant, I'm sure with the right top and boots they could be worn in the fall-winter. 


Thanks for reading,

Rebecca

Tuesday, 28 August 2012

This week's obsession

Hi there!

Just thought I would share things I am currently loving and lusting for. 


Free people Rose garden dress. This dress is totally something I would wear- its girly, flouncy, and lacy. If I could own this dress I would probably pick up either the cream or navy. I love the fit n' flair type dresses, they are very figure flattering for people without a lot of curves. The price is a little hefty, at $126.


Second thing I'm obsessed with are over-the-knee socks. I know this look isn't for everyone but for the past 2 years, I have been loving this look. It's cute and something different, and also helps to enlongate your legs. I love the first pair, the oatmeal argyle print is so cozy and I think these would look super cute paired under tall leather boots. I actually own the second pair and these are definitely a more fun option. In the winter I wear sheer black hosiery underneath. They look nice paired with simple dresses. Both socks are from Free People. 

Thanks so much for reading,

Rebecca xx

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