The animal print trend is still going, and the catwalk is full of leopard print outfits. But they don’t come cheap. However, the clearance section of the clothing stores still have the summer leopard print gear, and charity shops have a bundle of them too, usually that cost £5-£12! Here are a few I’ve found online…
Tweed. The picture that comes up in my mind when someone says that word is something like this:
– An itchy old cap or jacket that boys and men wore in WW2. But now tweed is a trend, and if you want to join in, you could have to pay a lot more than 20 quid. I saw a women’s tweed jacket that cost £525! The trick is to search for it on eBay, or even Gumtree. I looked on THREE different clothing sites (George@Asda; New look and Next) yet found nothing lower than £18! I suggest to go to those second-hand websites and have a little search.
Sorry I couldn’t say any specific retailers today!
Good luck finding your tweed!
See ya next time!
‘Future-proofing your wardrobe is as simple as investing in a slash of silver, if Olivier Rousteing’s theory is anything to go by: his biannual Babe Machine of a catwalk collection was on a Sci-Fi streak for autumn, as he imagined what women might be wearing in 2050. Get there first! Buy it now’ – Vogue
As much as this catwalk trend is pretty futuristic, and totally a great colour to mix up the browny-orange autumn hues, it, like all epic fashions, is not-epic-lly expensive. But, STOP! Don’t get FOMO from these alien sparkly silver clothes. I’ve scoured the web, and here are my favourite Sci-fi pocket-money-price silver clothes.
Thanks for reading! Hope you enjoyed post No.2 of the autumn 2018 trends! The feature picture of this post and my last one is from Vogue.com.
Pocket money fashionista 