10.10.2018- What I Wore Today #349


It’s not often that I get the opportunity (nor indeed show the inclination!) to get dressed up. Day to day, I much prefer reaching for comfortable staples which will see me through the day fuss free and with minimal need for maintenance. Having said that, it does always make a nice change to be able to switch things up a little bit and make an effort, and a little while ago a recent addition to my wardrobe well and truly came to the rescue:








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Dress- Olivier Bonas 


Bag- Linea at House of Fraser 


Shoes- & Other Stories 




How lovely is this dress? I snapped it up at one of Oliver Bonas’ birthday events last month, and it’s definitely proven to be a worthwhile investment, especially as it wonderfully bridges a smart shaped gap in my wardrobe. The slightly looser fit also makes it brilliantly comfortable too, and as ideal for the daytime as it is for the evening. Here I paired it with some non-sporty footwear (miracle upon miracle!) in the shape of these much hyped buckle loafers from & Other Stories- which I think I’ll slowly grow to love after I’ve managed to break them in! 





Have you stepped out of your style comfort zone recently? 





(Image credit: Katharine Morgan, please do not reproduce without permission.)

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