Monday, 18 November 2013

Vintage Treasures

Hello my lovelies! Today’s blogpost was inspired by a vintage fayre I went to yesterday at the Assembly Rooms in Derby with my wonderful friend Nicole. It was amazing, (aren’t they always?) we found lots of little treasures and even treated ourselves a little bit!

Here are both our Outfit’s from yesterday:



 I do apologise for my dodgy pose but we can’t all look as lovely as Nicole all the time – hehe! (She’s a model too!)
We both chose different ends on the vintage spectrum with our outfits yesterday, Nicole went for the ‘Trad Tweed’ look and I went for the ‘Floral Heaven’ look J

We both bought a few items each, mine being two three scarves and Nicole bought a lovely black skirt with gold baroque embroidery – how exciting! She even got me an early xmas pressie. (No telling!)

So, considering I didn’t get too much yesterday, I thought I’d share with you a couple of my recent vintage treasures!

SCARVES…

I have quite a thing for scarves! These are my recent purchases ranging from £1 - £4 each, which is soo good considering how nice some of them are! No.4 is real cashmere and No’s 3 and 5 are silk.


 Next up is this wonderful Navy Riding Jacket that I picked up in Nottingham a couple of weeks back. It is beautiful and fits soo perfectly it’s unreal, I snatched this one up for £30 which is a little more than I would have bargained for, but I gave in in the end and I just had to have it.


And finally, we have this lovely tartan blazer I bought earlier this year. This tartan pattern is lovely – I adore navy and hunter green colours together! It even has a navy velvet collar and very good sized pockets – which is quite rare in blazers. Normally I have to sew my own in. This cost me £18. Perfect for the tartan trend this winter!





What are your favourite vintage treasures?
Where is your favourite vintage shop? –Let me know!


Until next time,

Love Roseanne

xx

Sunday, 10 November 2013

Berry Tones

First of all, I apologise for not posting anything new for a while. I thought having a week off would solve all my problems and I could get back to blogging but I thought wrong. I had so much work to do but now that’s all over I can continue!

My inspiration for this post came to me just the other day, when a friend of mine noticed that I always have something burgundy on, whether it’s my nail varnish, my ring or the ribbon in my hair; the colour will be on my person in some way or another.
So after digging through my wardrobe and bedroom, I thought I’d show you my favourite berry coloured items for this season!

 Ring - Birthday Present (Dorothy Perkins)   

I was shopping and decided to splash out and treat myself with this Sally Hansen Nail Varnish. This one is in the shade ‘Red Zin’ and it is absolutely amazing! I have been on the lookout for the perfect shade of Burgundy (my go-to colour) for so long. And I think it’s safe to say that I have finally found it. I would most definitely recommend you try out ‘Sally Hansen’ for nail varnishes, the brushes are really thick and the varnish is a good quality that lasts – and the colours are to die for!

  


Next up, are my gorgeous winter coats! 

This one (above) I picked up last year in H&M, it was around £35. It's so cosy. It has a fur collar/lapel which is just amazing during the cold weather. It has a belt tie and round black buttons on the front. 
My second coat, you may recognise from my 'OOTD Southampton' post, is a beautiful oversized boyfriend coat.I really love the bobbly texture of the coat too, it's also really warm! Again, this coat wad from H&M and with 20% off, I got this coat for £27!
Coat - H&M
 Now, when it comes to shoes, I am not as obsessed as most girls. To be honest, I hardly own any! In my day-to-day life, I think I must rotate between three pairs. However, these are my favourite burgundy shoes I own (out of three!) They are four-inch wedges, with a black elastic section around the ankle and zips at the side. I like to wear these with jeans to dress up and outfit for a meal out or something like that. I picked these up last year at Dorothy Perkins for only £20!

Wedges - Dorothy Perkins
And last but not least, is this beautiful tea dress I picked up from primark recently. Since the Primark website was launched, I went and had a nosy around and saw this dress on there! I instantly knew I had to have it! At only £8 you can't say no, can you? I already own 2 tea dresses similar to this one and I love them!



It's so so so pretty;the background of the dress is a dark blue-black colour, that really compliments the brighter floral tones. I can't wait to wear this dress with some wooly tights, a blazer and a chunky scarf this winter!


Whats your must-have colour this winter? Let me know!
Got any questions? Pop them in the box below, I read all your comments and try to reply to all of them.

That's all folks! (Haha!) I hope you enjoyed this post, because I certainly enjoyed making it! 



Love Roseanne
xx