Claire is wearing a men's t-shirt with a watercolour style Michelangelo inspired print [Spanish Bershka], men's pink, moss green, blue and cream woven shirt [French Connection, from a jumble sale], black leggings [Primark], grey leopard print thermal socks [George at Asda] and tan leather boots [Topshop].
Covadonga is wearing a leopard print crop top with leopard heads on [Topshop].
Remember at school when it warm and you used to tie your jumper around your waist to avoid carrying it around? There's no reason why the practice can't continue into adult fashion! Nowadays with the hipster and 90s style revival fashion that's occurring, the time is ripe for waist-ed fashion.
Yesterday's shirt matches the colours in today's t-shirt well, and it's extra rear coverage, as my t-shirt is quiet thin and pale coloured. If I'm cold at some point I'll whip my shirt off and actually wear it, in the meantime it looks like I'm making an edgeh style statement. Win! Moreover, as my shirt has breast pockets, I still have somewhere to hide my tissues should any sniffles require them.
My t-shirt is fab, I love art inspired fashion and this summer Bershka's men's wear had that box well ticked. It's intricate yet blurred, so no-one has to actively stare at my chest to see it in all it's glory.
One of my biggest clothing peeves is lack of continuous pattern, when you're in a shop and you see a lovely patterned or colourful dress, pick it up, turn it around only to find black material. People will see you from behind, they shouldn't be peering at your behind, but it
will be seen, and some retailers forget this. Clothing should look good from every angle! My t-shirt has the pattern repeated on the back as well, just in case you missed it as I was zooming towards you the first time.
Stomp away today and sashay your waist shirts stylish ones!
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