Fashion & Beauty / 19 March, 2024 / Leo Bamford
This whole look makes me smile. I never know what to wear in March! One is always too hot or too cold, but I hope you like this little selection as much as I do.Â
A jumpsuit is my go to when I don’t know what to wear, and I am obsessed with this Corduroy Jumpsuit from & Other Stories. The rich blue hue and soft corduroy fabric offer both style and comfort. Its tailored fit and belted waist provide a flattering silhouette, making it perfect for busy days or casual outings.
I really struggle with coats at this time of year as the weather is forever changing. I find this timeless camel coat a very versatile piece in my wardrobe, transitioning from school runs to evening outings.Â
I am loving these Le Monde Béryl’s Velvet Mary Jane ballet flats this season. They are the perfect shoe to elevate your outfit, but also super versatile to go with every style.
Once can never have too many sunglasses and I am loving these versatile and effortlessly chic square-frame sunglasses. Their clear frame makes the perfect go-to sunglass matching any outfit.Â
A simple hoop is a staple in my jewellery collection. These delicate and classic hoops make them perfect for everyday wear or special occasions, adding a touch of glamour to any outfit.Â
I find I always need a bag big when it comes to running around with the kids. This tote from Naghedi blends functionality with fashion seamlessly. Its spacious design and durable woven construction make it perfect for carrying all your essentials while adding a touch of effortless elegance to any ensemble.
Stay chic and eco-conscious with the Ocean Bottle Brew Flask in Forest Green. Perfect for busy mums, this reusable bottle keeps drinks hot for 12 hours or cold for 18 hours. With its sleek design and sustainable mission to clean the ocean, it’s a stylish accessory for any on-the-go parent. Plus, they offer a personalisation service to stop any kids stealing it for their bags!
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