The Style Bubble

The day before Mother's Day I had to pop to Marks and Spencer's ... Not for this skirt.. For flowers of course. I love their flowers so much and I picked up the most Georgous roses for my mother (leading onto how I got to this skirt) so there I was at the till point ready to pay and THIS skirt caught my eye. I did a double take, ummed and arrrd... The cashier was ready to serve me when I asked her to hang on whilst I grabbed the skirt of the rails. I ran to a mirror and pictured it with a white top, blazer and black shoes for work.. The rest as you know is history. Needless to say, I am a fan of animal print. I am not a huge fan of colours but leopard print seems to be a key print that catches my eye and really transforms my wardrobe. It adds life, sass and is consistently a classic print between seasons. The skirt has an elasticated waist and the length is midi.. I've only recently started to wear midi skirts which makes me super excited to wear this ...

Two weeks a go I had the dilemma of "What can I wear for a February wedding!?" Don't get me wrong if you took a trip to my wardrobes you would see plenty of occasional dresses that I have only worn once, maxi dresses, lace, black, red, pinks and pastel colours.. All types.. but I just didn't feel they would be suitable as I had never attended a wedding in February and with this in mind I was excited to get myself something new. I went to all my regular haunts and even trawled the internet but sometimes when your looking too hard I find nothing grabs me. After extensive searching my last port of call Was H&M and to be honest I was on the brink of just giving up when I found a very simple dress from the "Divided H&M Basic" range. I loved the colour and quickly slipped it on.. I thought you really can't go wrong for £9.99. In the changing room I pictured in my mind what I had at home and what colours I could wear it with. The colour is a gorgeo...