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'Turtle neck' season has arrived!


Leather jacket: Heeleys
Dress: Miss Selfridge
Necklace: H&M
Boots: Asos

Afternoon all! So winter is rapidly drawing closer, and Autumn is definitely in full swing. The best thing about that is the fact we can dress up in 100 layers and be all cosy wherever we may be going. This blog post is central to showing you my beautiful dress from Miss Selfridge which I have been really looking forward to wearing. It's a cream swing dress, with soft lined pockets - beyond comfy! Also, despite the fact it's knitted, it is not at all suffocating or too hot, it's simply perfect for this in between weather. As it reaches December, I may pop a long sleeved top underneath alongside some thick wool tights just to keep me even warmer on frosty days. It looks really chic with ankle boots, however I may delve into the world of knee high boots because this dress would look gorgeous with a pair of long black boots. Overall, it is an awesome staple item and I can definitely see myself wearing this again and again and again!!! 

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