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Hi guys,

I must apologise for not blogging properly for a little while. I’ve been really busy with a few new projects, which is mad fun, but time consuming. More on that later…

On Friday night, myself and the rest of the Curve Social crew, went down to Unskinny Bop. It was so much fun and I’m so grateful to everyone who came down to dance away with Lauren and myself. I didn’t drink as much as I thought I would and will more than make up for it at the next event ;p

I’ve worn this dress before, but this time I dressed it up with the most fab belt and newly purchased shrug. I felt comfortable all night, which will probably sway my views on what to wear at the next event. I had musings of wearing a corset (another new purchase- I have a problem!), but I have the most adorable and fabulously sexy (and comfy) dress that I think I’ll wear instead. Sorry about the lighting, club loos really are not the best place to do a fashion shoot!




Dress: Soho’s Clothing
Petticoat: Soho’s Clothing
Shrug: eBay
Belt: Dorothy Perkins

So along with Curve Social, I’m now also part of the Plus London 3 team! I’m really excited about this and we have so many ideas to make the event one of the best of next year. I used to work in events but I had forgotten in my subsequent move into education, just how much work is involved. I enjoy getting my hands dirty though and I really enjoy sending emails (as my poor partners will testify to :/) - all for the best cause!

So I hope you guys are ready to see and hear from me a lot more- I hope you don’t get sick of me too quickly ;p


‘Til next time!

xx

Comments

  1. Jack21 August 2017 at 08:27

    Your style seems very interesting. Definitely giving people some inspiration. Glad to know you had fun at the event. Looking forward to more fashion posts.

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