Fish Tank Fashion

Oh I do like to be beside the seaside

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sun, 27 May 2012 18:33:00 +0000

Shirt and vest underneath - New Look
Cardigan - Primark
Shorts - Topshop
Shoes - River Island*
This is what I wore on Friday for my FINAL EXAM EVER ARGH! I have now finished uni forever and it feels so strange!
Then for the weekend I was down in Brighton for my boyfriend's uncle's wedding on Saturday, which was a great day, and I've come back up to London this afternoon after spending a morning eating ice cream in the sunshine and walking along the beach and pier. A lovely way to wind down after exams!

I forgot to take any pictures of what I wore to the wedding, but I really liked the outfit, as it included the 18 and East dress I'd been after, so I might put it back on tomorrow and take some pictures for a blog post.

Even shorter hair

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Wed, 23 May 2012 09:30:00 +0000

I got my hair cut pretty darn short this time, my hairdresser even used clippers to neaten up the back! (That bit was a bit scary, but I didn't end up with any bald patches, phew!)

I'm not going to post every single time I change my hair (which is quite often as you can see in my hair history post!) but this is quite a big change, even though it was "short hair" before. I'm hoping that if I start out with it really short, it won't grow into an unmanageable birds nest by the time six weeks have passed and I'm due another haircut!

Whitesnake

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Mon, 21 May 2012 09:00:00 +0000

Jumper - Joe Browns via eBay Fashion Outlet*
Jeans - Missguided*
Shoes - River Island*
Watch - Find Watches*
Bracelet - River Island*
Necklace - My shop
Nails - Models Own Tangerine Queen
This is what I wore for bumming about the house yesterday tidying/revising. This jumper is so comfy, it's got the perfect amount of slouchiness. I thought I'd pair it with some other bright white accessories, my new slightly blingy Sekonda watch and these amazing high tops from River Island. They have a hidden wedge which I love - they still look really casual but add height and give you that good posture heels do.

I swear my hair didn't look that poofy in the mirror before I took these pictures. My hair always looks total crap on my blog and I swear it's better in real life! I am going for a haircut today though as it's getting a bit long and I'm going to a wedding next weekend so I'd best try to look presentable!

Snow White and the Huntsman Make Up looks - Diego Dalla Palma palette

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Thu, 17 May 2012 16:10:00 +0000

Hello hello!

As you know, I've been getting more into make up and YouTube videos recently, (but fear not, I'm still mostly about the fashion blogging!) so I was super excited when Beauty at Tesco offered to send me the Diego Dalla Palma palette inspired by the new film Snow White and the Huntsman and asked me to come up with two make up looks with it. One Snow White look, one Evil Queen look.
This is what the palette looks like:

The palette contains six eye shadows (three metallic and three matte/satin), a red lipstick and a black eyeliner pencil. My favourite bit of it is the eyeliner, it's really soft and smudgy and very easy to use and make look good. The palette is £25 (apparently containing worth of products) and is available exclusively here from Tesco.

After spending aaages faffing about with it and being really indecisive, then leaving it at the wrong house for a few weeks, I've finally gotten around to creating the final looks, filming tutorial videos and taking some pictures! The looks are inspired partly by the make up in the trainler for the film, but are partly my own ideas too.
Here are my looks, Snow White, and Evil Queen.

(The lighting washes them out a bit, so take a look at the videos for a better view!)

So what do you think? Which look is your favourite? Will you be giving these a go? Let me know!

P.S. And here's the film trailer in case anyone is interested in seeing that! (It looks really good, I can't wait to see it!)

P.P.S. Yeah, I dyed my hair again! It hopefully won't be staying this dark, I want to go back to the gingery orange again but couldn't do it straight over the blonde.

Dance Dance Dance

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sat, 12 May 2012 18:53:00 +0000

Long term readers and blogger friends know that as well as fashion and blogging and all that jazz, one of my biggest loves is dance, and that I'm an active member of my university's Dance Society. Quite a few people have expressed an interest in that, so I thought I'd do a post about it. If dance really isn't your thing, feel free to skip this post.

Every year we have a big show, choreographed by students, and this year was my second time choreographing a piece. My main styles of dance are Latin and Ballroom, and in second year I was Latin and Ballroom Officer on the society committee and choreographed the Latin piece for the show. This year I choreoed again, and the theme of the show was "Once Upon A Time", so I put together a charleston and jive-based Pinocchio piece called "I've Got No Strings".

(Unfortunately the timing of the audio is a bit off with the dancing, but only a fraction so it's still watchable. See if you can spot me!)
My friend Dan is probably going to kill me for putting this online, as he's a bit embarrassed about his cameo as the Blue Fairy, but I think he did an amazing job, don't you?

I was in some other amazing pieces in the show too, we have some really talented dancers and choreographers at my uni.
This one is called "Forever Young and Dancing" and is based on the Lost Boys from Peter Pan.

I loved the costume for this piece. With all the green and leafiness I felt like a woodland pixie or something like that.

My friend Sophie, who is an incredible dancer, is this year's Ballroom and Latin officer and choreographed this INCREDIBLE ballroom number. Called "The Glass Slipper" it's based on Cinderella. The clock strikes 12 and she tries to leave the ball, but gets caught up in a quickstep and can't escape!

This is my very favourite dance I've ever been in. The costumes were incredible, we hired real Strictly-worthy competition dresses and the boys wore tailcoats.

I was also in the Burlesque piece, but I'm not going to put a video of me dancing in not much more than underwear on my blog! :p

Do any of you lot dance? Let me know what you think of our show pieces!

P.S. If you've got time to kill and want to see some more awesome dancing, the rest of the videos from this year's show can be found here.

P.P.S. As predicted, Dan was not too impressed at my putting his fairy dancing on my blog, and has asked that I put this video of his bachata up to prove he can actually dance. (Which he definitely can, as he's one of the most talented dancers and choreographers I know.)

Met Gala 2012 - Best Dressed, Worst Dressed, Fancy Dressed!

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Fri, 11 May 2012 10:00:00 +0000

Ok, so a) I never do "celeb" posts like this and b) this is wayyyy late in terms of red carpet coverage as the Costume Institute Gala aka Met Ball was aeons ago now (well, four days,but that is a long time in fashion land it would seem) but SOD IT I say, I had an urge to give my two cents on what people were wearing and it's my blog and I can do what I like *thumb to nose waggle-y fingers face* (Also, Kirsty from Forty Four Sunsets always does great, funny red carpet round-ups, and I wanted to have a go too. Not that mine will be anywhere near as good as hers are.)

So, without further ado...

Best Dressed

Emma Stone in Lanvin with Alber Elbaz
Look how adorable Emma looks! I am super jealous of how she can pull off that bright red dress with red hair and really pale skin. Red looks pretty appalling on me at the best of times, making me look crazily pink, and was even more of a no-no when I had orange-y hair. Also, isn't the picture of her and Alber not just the cutest thing you ever did see? He's like a human cartoon character.

Shouldn't work but it does and I love it

Lana Del Rey in Altuzarra - At first I was like "wtf why are you wearing a cape you silly fool, you look like Gandalf", but then I was like "actually what am I saying, this is amazing and Gandalf is my new fashion icon!" The dress on its own, sparkly pretty as it is, would probably be a bit blah, but whack on a cape and now you're talking. From this somewhat nonsensical rambling you're currently reading, I'm sure it's pretty clear that I can't put my finger on exactly why I like this look so much, but I do, so that's that.

Scarlett Johansson in Dolce & Gabbana - Firstly, let me say that I never used to like Scarlett Johansson AT ALL. I think it's because I really dislike that overtly booby sexy thing (which is why I really don't rate Eva Mendes either.) And I HATED her in Iron Man 2, and was kinda pissed off she was going to be in the Avengers. But then recently she's grown on me. And I saw the Avengers (it was awesome, and I refuse to call it Avengers Assemble because that is a rubbish title) and she was great in it, and then she goes and wears this to the Met Gala. It really shouldn't work, with all that tulle poking out, almost like there's another dress under there, being smothered by the tight beadiness on top, but it just does. It looks brilliant and really suits Scarlett. I like her bed head hairdo too,

*Yawn* - Most boringly dressed

Jessica Alba in Michael Kors - Don't get me wrong, this is a nice dress, but the Grecian look is SO safe and predictable that it's totally boring me. Thumbs down.

Dree Hemingway in Topshop (with Sir Philip Green, natch) - Topshop? No, you don't say. I'd never have guessed! C'mon Phil, if you want to try and prove that Toppers can stand its ground against the big boys of fashion design, don't turn up with a date looking like this. It is so obviously highstreet it's almost painful to look at in the same image gallery as all the amazing designer dresses. The weird thing is, Topshop can do some amazing looking frocks that look far more expensive than this (quite frankly bizarre) dress. Why not wear one of those?

Worst Dressed

Kristen Stewart in Balenciaga - Normally K Stew's "I'm bored as f**k" face is enough to ruin the best of dresses (seriously, if you hate your life so much, just sod off and leave us all in peace) but I think I'd look pretty unhappy if I was dressed in this. The blue section cuts her off at the widest part, making her look out of proportion, it's a weird length and seems to hang strangely. Also, those shoes are pretty grim. But still, she could at least try and crack a smile. Her lips are actually turned DOWNWARDS for goodness' sakes!

SJP in Valentino - This is too easy to tear holes in, so easy I wasn't going to include it. But then I saw the woman in the top left hand of the picture and it had to be blogged.

Fancy Dress
I couldn't help but notice as I was looking through the pictures of the Gala, that a few attendees seemed to have taken the "costume" part of the event a bit too literally...

Kirsten Dunst as Miss Marple

Chanel Iman as an Ordnance Survey Map

and finally Cate Blanchett as a Shire Horse's Foot

My first Take 10 challenge!

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Thu, 10 May 2012 08:06:00 +0000

So if you read a lot of blogs you may already be familiar with Take 10. If not, let me quickly explain. Each month (or thereabouts), 10 different bloggers get sent the same item, or similar items, to style up in their own way, then they post their outfits all together, so you can all see how one piece of clothing can fit into lots of very different personal styles.

This month I was thrilled to be asked to become the newest member of the Take 10 group, so here's my first challenge.
I was given a skirt from the H! by Henry Holland range at Debenhams, which has a short, blue polka dot mini part, with a long sheer black overlay. Here's what I did with it.

Skirt - H! by Henry Holland at Debenhams
Jumper - Topshop
Creepers - Office
Headscarf - Vintage
Necklaces - Vintage and Forever 21
I know it's not the most exciting styling in the world, but the long, black, sheerness of the skirt just fit in so well with my go-to winter wardrobe of all black, slightly grungey clothing. The good old British weather is yet to give us Summer properly, so I thought I'd cling to my comfort zone for as long as possible!

Here's how the rest of the girls styled it (and a H! by HH dress which was the other item for this challenge.)

Make sure you go and check out their blogs too! (L-R top-bottom:)
Lucy - Snippets of Shiny Thoughts
Paula - PinkBow
Vicki - The Magpie Girl
Harriet - Where Is Harriet
Sarah - We Shop Therefore We Are
Olivia - What Olivia Did
Sherin - HiFashion
Ellie - Pretty Much Penniless
Jen - A Little Bird Told Me

Make Up Haul Video

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Mon, 07 May 2012 10:00:00 +0000

See the rest of my videos on my YouTube channel here :)

Playing dress up with eBay Fashion Outlet

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sat, 05 May 2012 10:57:00 +0000

Last week I took a break from revision and headed along to the eBay Fashion Outlet bloggers event to take a look at their new Spring/Summer range. I love eBay, I'm a bit of an addict, but bidding can be frustrating especially when you get outbid at the very last second for an item you've set your heart on. eBay Fashion Outlet takes that frustration out of the pictured. It's basically like a normal online shop, but offers a wide range of brands, and everything is discounted (hence the "outlet" part.)

Anyhow, the event itself was so much fun. We were invited to rummage through the clothes and accessories - some of them one-off vintage pieces the Fashion team had sourced from the "normal" eBay site - and style up an outfit. There was a model on hand for those who were a bit shy/had picked out teeny sample sized pieces, but a lot of bloggers (myself included) decided to style themselves. Then we had pictures taken by a professional photographer. I must say, I haven't really got the "posing for photos" thing down yet, despite having been blogging for such a long time, and the vast majority of my pictures looked extremely awkward. I need to practise smiling in a mirror! Here are the best of the bunch:

All items available at the eBay Fashion Outlet except the necklaces and watch which are my own.
(I can't help but feel these photos are a bit Awkward School Pictures...)

I saw the jumper - which is from Joe Browns - hanging on the rail of clothes and immediately pounced on it. It proved to be one of the most popular pieces there in the end. Then I saw the white jeans and thought I'd try a head-to-toe white outfit, the complete opposite of my usual uniform of all black! It was fun to see the same pieces being used in completely different outfits that showed each blogger's individual style, you can the rest of the outfits here.

As well as getting to play with clothes, (and eat yummy food and drink lots of free champagne!), it was lovely to meet some new bloggers, including Fleur (who has written a post about the event with some great behind the scenes pictures here), Sarah, Natalie and another Sarah (it turns out we've been at the same events for ages now but never actually met!)

What do you think of my all white outfit? I'm not sure if it's something I'd wear in real life where I'm sure I'd get grubby in less than 5 minutes, but it was fun to play dress-up in!

May wishlist

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sat, 28 Apr 2012 09:30:00 +0000

Ok, ok, it's not technically May yet, but it seems a bit silly to call this an April wishlist as there are only a couple of days of the month left. Here's what I'm lusting after at the moment!

18 AND EAST dress
Topshop vest
Topshop dress
MAC eyeshadow
Topshop shoes

18 AND EAST dress from JOY - I love the print on this dress and the lace trim on the bottom is really cute. I'm considering getting it to wear to a wedding at the end of May but I'm not sure if it's suitable because it's white, even though it's got a lot of blue on it too. What do you think, would it be ok to wear? Help!

Topshop vest - £26 is kind of expensive for a vest, but this is really lovely. I've tried it in store and the fit was great, drape-y but still quite smart for a plain top as the material has a heavy silk-y feel. Still it is 100% polyester, so I'm not convinced it's worth the money. It would be very versatile though as it could be dressed up or down and would be office appropriate too.

Topshop dress - I've tried this on too and it's beautiful but pretty much see through. I was considering it for my graduation ball but even with nude underwear I'm not convinced it wouldn't still look like I was nekkid!

MAC eyeshadow in Blackberry - This is a really lovely muted purple/brown/grey shade. I think it would be lovely to add a bit more colour to neutral eyeshadow looks. I'm not really keen on paying the £10 that MAC eyeshadow pans now cost though, so I'm going to look out for a dupe and only get the MAC if I can't find one. Well, I say that, I'll probably have given in and bought it by this time next week!

Topshop "Game" shoes - I'm finding myself more and more attracted to snakeskin things recently. My friend Lindsey has these shoes and I love them. I would probably try and steal them from her if only her feet weren't smaller than mine! At £48 they're a good price too (especially for Topshop!)

So, that's my wishlist! A bit Topshop heavy this month. I don't normally shop there because it's expensive for what it is, and I also rarely see anything that screams "buy me". For the sake of my bank balance I hope this month is a one-off!
What are you coveting at the moment? Let me know!

Spellbound

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Thu, 26 Apr 2012 14:50:00 +0000

Asos jacket
Forever 21 jumper
Motel trousers
George at Asda shoes*

What I wore to uni today. My feet got more than a little wet in the loafers! Like everyone else, I really wish the weather would warm up and it would stop raining so I could wear more spring-y clothes! Saying that, I do love these stars and moons trousers. The top says "spellbound", so I thought it went well with them. I'm also back to wearing my macrame skull bracelets every day (you can just about see them in the pic above). They were about £2 each from eBay, total bargain.

It's exam term now and as I'm in final year now, I have to get serious about revision, so posting around here will probably be sporadic at best for the next month and a half. After that though, I have a ton of ideas for things I want to blog and vlog about, so please bear with me and stick around until then.

March favourites video

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 20:02:00 +0000

Here's my March beauty "favourites" video. I've tried to keep it quite short and sweet so you don't all get really bored!

Products mentioned:
Jemma Kidd Light As Air foundation, Dewy Glow Radiance Creme, and Pro Flat Top foundation brush
MUA liquid eyeliner
Elemis FreshSkin Super Boost serum

If anyone has any ideas and suggestions for different types of video you'd like to see, let me know. I enjoy making them, but I don't have that many ideas at the moment!

Easter jewellery sale

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 11:16:00 +0000

I'm doing an Easter promotion over at my jewellery shop. Until midnight on Monday you can get 10% off with the code EASTER.
A lot of the stock is one-off or very limited pieces - so once they're gone, they're gone. Be quick if there's something that catches your eye!

Evil eye jewellery and nails

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 13:06:00 +0000

Nail polish - all Models Own
Bracelet/Ring - eBay
This bracelet/ring thing was on my wishlist a couple of months ago and I finally got around to buying it. It was a bargain at just over £3. Then I saw these eye nails by Vicky from #Golly Gosh and had to have a go myself.

Eye jewellery is believed in many cultures to ward off the evil eye. One of my best friends comes from a Turkish background, and told me that if your jewellery breaks, it means it has done its job and stopped someone from doing harm to you. Hopefully no-one wants to do anything bad to me, as I'd like my bracelet to last for as long as possible!

DIY Sheer maxi skirt

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Mon, 02 Apr 2012 21:50:00 +0000

eBay dress
DIY skirt
George at Asda shoes*
Vintage belt

This skirt had been lying around half-made for months and today I finally finished it off. It's not even that it was difficult to do, I just seem to end up with so many half-finished DIY projects. I can't wait to finish uni so that I can do more DIYs (and other fun stuff) in my free time, rather than reading books for my degree or writing essays (or feeling guilty for not doing those things!)
It's really simple, just a long rectangle of sheer fabric with the ends sewn together, hemmed and with an elastic waistband. I think it looks really good though, and can be dressed up or down.
This is how I've worn it out this evening for a friend's birthday meal.

4 quid pin-up inspired make up tutorial

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Thu, 29 Mar 2012 18:12:00 +0000

You seemed to like my first attempt at a make up tutorial I posted a few weeks ago, so I thought I'd have another go. This time I've done a 1950s pin up inspired look for only £4(!) using MUA cosmetics which are all only £1 each.
I'm not claiming to be an expert or a make up artist or anyone, I just like playing around and creating different looks, so I thought it would be fun to film a few.

I forgot to take a picture of the finished look like you all suggested after the last video (sorry, I have a total sieve brain!) but you can see the finished look within the first few seconds of the video, so you can decide from that whether to watch it all or not.

Let me know what you think! I welcome any (constructive) feedback!

Mullet dress

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 09:30:00 +0000

Missguided dress*
River Island socks*
Underground creepers

I'm loving my new mullet dress from Missguided. When this short-at-the-front-long-at-the-back style first started popping up, I wasn't sure about it, but now I'm glad I decided to give it a go. I can see myself wearing this all summer long, it's so comfy and casual, yet has that interesting twist to it.

What do you think about the "mullet" style? Is it something you'd wear?

P.S. I'm now accepting advertising for April. If you'd like to advertise your blog or small business in a banner like the ones in the sidebar over there ---->
then click here to view the rates and purchase a banner. Email me for more info if you'd like.

Hairstory

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 17:31:00 +0000

So, I changed my hair again. As this is quite a frequent occurrence, I thought it would be fun to do a little ~~hair history~~ hairstory post looking back at the different hairstyles I've had over the four-and-a-half years or so that I've been writing this blog. Of course, I want this to be a bit of a laugh, and not an exercise in narcissism, so I've chosen as many not-so-flattering Facebook photos as possible. Enjoy my weird face (and hair)!

Wavy and chocolate brown, straight and purple-y brown, long brown extensions, crazy "natural" blonde, long bleached blonde, faux 1920s bob, blunt bleached bob, pastel pink bits, weird faded pink-y red, pink-y blonde (the crappy pink-red took forever to get out!), midlength and red, long red extensions, long orange extensions, short asymmetric orange...

My latest hair style...

I was getting more than a little fed up of the asymmetric cut, as it needed cutting too often to keep it looking non-crazy, so I just decided to have it all cut off short. I'm actually going to have a bit more taken off the length as without styling it looks a bit "mom hair" and I want it a bit more choppy and Agyness Deyn-y. I've also used an ash blonde dye on it to try and get it less orange-y, but it's a work in progress as you can see!

Oh, and I didn't pay for this hair cut. I decided after last time that I'd be happy to be a hair model again, and so went searching on Gumtree and ended up getting my hair cut by a lovely trainee called Harry at Mahogany hair in Mayfair. If anyone is a bit worried about being a hair model, don't be. They ask you what you want and the trainees are supervised every step of the way by a senior stylist. You aren't going to end up with half your head shaved or a mullet (unless that's the look you're after!) Even super posh salons need models for training (the ones I've been to were both really swanky!), so you can get a free haircut in a place where it would normally cost you £££! (But leaving a tip is a nice thing to do.)

Quick break

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Thu, 15 Mar 2012 09:40:00 +0000

This is why I've not been blogging and won't be again for a few days:

It's my uni's annual dance show this week, as as I'm both performing and choreographing, it's left me with no time in between rehearsals and uni work to blog.
I'll be back next week after I've slept for the whole weekend to recover!

Stars and Moons

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 19:48:00 +0000

Sweatshirt from my shop
New Look skirt
Primark tights
Office shoes

A recent outfit for uni. The thing on my leg is because I've managed to somehow make an old knee injury flare up (long time readers will have seen me in a knee support before) and it's pretty painful at the moment. The bandage does help a fair bit though. A word to anyone who ever experiences any kind of joint pain - go and get it checked out straight away! I didn't when I first damaged my knee, or this time when it started to hurt again and I've just made it worse for myself in the long run. Off to the doctor's with you, shoo!

New online shop now open!

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 10:30:00 +0000

I've finally got my act together and sorted out my new and improved shop! It's now open! I'm using ASOS Marketplace because it's simple and secure for customers to buy things.
At the moment it's mainly jewellery, but there is more clothing to come, watch this space! I've also tried to keep shipping costs as low as I possibly can for you. Here's a peek at what I've got for sale:

This is just a selection of the stock, there is lots more to see in the shop!
To mark the opening, I've created a 10% off code for you. Enter SHOPRELAUNCH10 at the checkout to get your discount. Click here to go and have a look, and let me know what your favourite pieces are!

Spring coral

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 09:30:00 +0000

TK Maxx top
FM Boutique jeans*
Asos jacket
Underground creepers
Necklace from my relaunched shop

I wore this yesterday for a trip to Westfield with my flatmates. I'm not buying any clothes this month but I was after things for a costume for our uni dance show later this month. Of course I couldn't find anything though, it's always the way when you're after something specific isn't it!

The weather was horrible, but I thought I'd wear these bright and spring-y new jeans from FM Boutique despite the cold and rain. They are super comfortable too, they're in between normal jeans and jeggings and I love how the button and rivets are all the same colour as the fabric, so they're completely colour block.

My hair is totally not the colour it's showing as in pictures at the moment, it's a lot more blonde. I stripped out the remaining orange and now it's a yellow-y colour. I want to go a lighter ash blonde, but I'm wondering whether it's worth the effort and if I should go back orange again. I'm forever changing my mind about my hair! One thing's for sure, I definitely need a haircut!

LFW Giveaway!

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 17:54:00 +0000

It's been a while since I've done a giveaway. I like to do them now and again to say thank you to you guys for reading and supporting me.
I picked up an extra tote bag at London Fashion Week a couple of weeks ago - Mulberry sponsor these totes that get given out to attendees - with the aim of doing a giveaway. To make it a bit more exciting, I've popped in another couple of bits and pieces that I've picked up in goody bags that would be more appreciated in a new home.
Here's what you can win:

LFW AW12 tote bag, Nail Rock nail wraps, an armour ring and a Famous by Sue Moxley red lipstick.
To enter you must:
1. Be a follower of this blog in one form or another.
2. Leave a comment on this post - it must include the method you use to follow and a way I can contact you if you win.

Please do both of these things, I will be checking and I hate having to disqualify entries because they haven't read the rules properly.
The giveaway will close at Midnight GMT on Sunday 11th March, and I'll announce the winner ASAP after that.

Good luck!

S/S12 Designer inspired nail art

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Wed, 29 Feb 2012 14:57:00 +0000

These pictures are from one of the guest posts I did for Missguided, but I was really quite proud of this nail art, so I wanted to share it on here too. For details on what I used and how I created these nails, you can read my Missguided blog post here.

House of Holland inspired

Christopher Kane and Louis Vuitton inspired

My final guest post for Missguided is on my favourite SS12 make up trends and you can read it here.
I also did another post, the "inside scoop" on London Fashion Week, read it here.

London Fashion Week Day 3 Outfit

noreply@blogger.com (fritha louise) — Sat, 25 Feb 2012 14:00:00 +0000

ASOS jacket
Zara shirt
Clothing at Tesco belt* and boots*
Missguided jeans*

Necklace from my shop

Day three outfit. I love these jeans, I think I'm developing quite a thing for patterned trousers! The shirt was bought on a complete whim from Zara and I probably shouldn't really have bought it, but I love how it's brightly coloured but has a black base, so it fits into my wardrobe fine! Thank you Susie for taking these pictures.