Top 5 :

ASOS Borg Biker Jacket

This is soooooo much cooler than the leather alternative and it looks ridiculously comfy. Almost teddy bear esque.

Cheap Monday Roll Neck Dress

Simply so I can keep pretending I'm Scandinavian.

Adidas Originals Mini Bag

I'm already a promo-girl for Adidas, so it's only natural that I'd wear this with absolutely everything. I'm just not a handbag type of girl...

ASOS Snakeskin Boots

An ode to my cornsnake. He's named after the main guy in the Lion King 2 - Kovu. Don't ask me why.

Kiss The Sky Flares

Remind me why I ever wanted to wear skinny jeans? These might not be denim but for short legged gals like myself, flares are everything. Plus these are all-year-round wearable. All the more reason to book a ticket to a another festival abroad...

Monki Style

This is the most amazingly slouchy, wonderfully comfy jumpsuit I've ever owned. Not that I've owned that many. But with wide, cropped legs it's totally resonating with this season's culotte trend. The tied waist and batwing sleeves make it such an transitional piece - I paired it with trainers for a casual daytime outfit, but a pair of chunky black boots completely transform it.

I'm really obsessed with fine jewellery at the moment and Monki's sister site H&M has the best range for about £1.99 a piece! I love these two paired together as they're so delicate and the different lengths make them look as a set. Perfect for day-to-day jewellery! 

Jumpsuit - Monki

Stan Smith's - Adidas @ Trainerstation

Jewellery - H&M

Croatia Style File #1

Excuses, excuses but I haven't blogged in a while as I've been so busy with work, festivals and holidays (it's a hard life). I promised myself I'd keep a routine with writing posts and styling outfits, but it's so hard once you fall out of step with it!

So to round up, I've just spend the week in Croatia - for anyone who loves scenic places and chilled days by the sea, I'd definitely recommend it. We stayed in a tiny village called Klek, just over the Bosnian border from Dubrovnik, and it was so tranquil and just incredibly beautiful! We met up with my grandparents and Hungarian cousins and second cousins, so it was like one big family gathering!

My first day in Croatia was spent napping - 4am flights are most definitely not the one!

The next day however, we ventured up to one of the nearest little towns called Ston. A lovely red-bricked town full of hidden away cafes, jewellery stalls and kittens. The jokingly named 'Great Wall of Ston' seemed like a great idea in the midday, 30 degree heat... 

We were originally planning to find a beach, hence my lovely ASOS halterneck. I am beyond obsessed with wrap skirts at the minute, the beachier the better. A little souvenir shop was selling them for 30Kuna (£3) so I could hardly resist this with little dolphins on! I'm probably going to take it to Bestival with me and wear it with band tees and inappropriate shoes. 

These were taken from the highest peak of the walls, so please excuse my exhausted appearance. Climbing up there was enough exercise to last me all summer... The views were well worth it. The entire salt flats that Ston is based around spread out on one side, while it's sister town Mali Ston and the Adriatic coastline were to the other. Croatia is probably the most picturesque place to which I've ever traveled!

Skirt - Croatian Markets

Bikini - ASOS

Flip Flops - Adidas 

Sunglasses - Cheap Monday