GLADIATORS FOR SUMMER

Into you- Ariana Grande

I can't even remember how long it has been since I have done at outfit post. Now that I am back at Topshop, posts will be much more frequent since I now have an excuse to dress up. I have looked everywhere this summer for a good pair of knee high gladiators. Every store I went to, they were either not my favorite, or wayyy too expensive. Luckily I was able to find a pair during the time every single store had clearance. People have many different opinions about shoes like this, but I feel like they can put together just about any type of outfit. As my previous posts of wearing black clothing, not much will change. It is still my favorite colour, and always will be. My style has changed a bit since last year however. I feel a little more adventurous now, and will wear things that I never thought I would (such as these shoes). 

All my outfit details are below!

 Shoes- Aldo, Shirt- Zara, Jacket- Levis Vintage, Shorts- Aritzia

SUMMER 16

First post of the year, half way through. Lately I have been obsessing with bathing suits. Although I have hardly anytime to head to the beach, or even tan in the sun for an hour, I have been wanting to get bathing suits, because why not? Forever 21 has some of the cutest swimwear pieces I have ever seen, and for a good price. That store is my go to for summer. I have also been dying to find the perfect pair of shorts for the season, which thankfully I have been able to find at Aritzia. Although I have a couple of pairs thrifted, they do not seem to fit as well as I hoped. I could say that I am liking my summer wardrobe, and summer hasn't even technically begun yet! 

Bikinis- Forever 21, Black shorts- Aritzia, Blue shorts- Thrifted

DUBLIN, IRELAND

A short 40 minute plane ride from Glasgow, and we end up in Dublin, Ireland. I have never seen a more beautiful city at Christmas. Every street there was a new display of Christmas lights which made walking at night in the freezing cold much more enjoyable. The shopping here was great, as were the pubs which were at every corner.