From one lazy girl to another – just assuming cos you’re here reading this – but let’s face it anyone would like to look good with minimal effort, wouldn’t they? I bring to you the lazy girls guide to getting dressed. basically, being comfy and not trying hard yet still achieving that I just threw this on look after actually just throwing it on.
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Lazy Girls Guide To Looking Good
You probably noticed from my enthusiasm for the pyjama trend that whilst I do like to look good, I am not one to agree with the phrase it hurts to look this good because no. Unless were talking about shoes, in which case it’s a whole different ball game.
Comfortable clothes are a must, I always feel more confident when I’m comfortable in what I’m wearing and have you never heard of the phrase you’re never fully dressed without a smile?
Choose a Statement Piece
For me, it’s this white Jigsaw jacket I’ve been living in. The collarless, tailored style finishes off any look and looks like I’ve made an effort. Even if in reality I’m wearing baggy ripped jeans and an old jumper, oh wait. . I am.
I think the fact that it’s white is what makes it more of a statement piece but anything tailored is great – never thought I’d be one to say that.
Accessorize
Accessories are key in my lazy girls guide for when you want to jazz up your jeans and jumper, I’ve added some fishnet socks with my Zara shoes (more on those shortly) and my trusty Zara bag which is still my favourite and will continue to be until I get my hands on a Gucci. Some think it’s a little over priced at £90 but to me it’s worth every penny – I’m down to about 1p per wear. If you did want to get something similar for a little cheaper, Mango do this incredible copy for just £39.99.
So those Zara shoes are beautiful, I’ll give them that. . but let’s just take a moment to refer to my previous note about painful fashion. They cripple my feet. I’m currently wearing only trainers from pulling my foot muscle trying to keep them on, did I mention the slingback is too long for the shoe? the only way to keep them on is by clenching your toes and making a blister plaster wall underneath the strap. Not quite the look I was going for. I still wear them though, because fashion.
*Jacket : Jigsaw
Jumper : H&M Old
Jeans : Asos
Shoes : Zara
Bag : Zara
Socks : Asos
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Love the socks with the shoes babe – another great post! xx
Ah thanks hun! I know I’m loving the fishnet socks thing!
Love how you’ve styled this and I’m the same, a classic coat is such a piece when you cba for anything else!
Myra, myramyla.com
Totally! Thanks lovely!
That jacket is an amazing statement piece and I couldn’t agree more- comfort is key! Accessories also help so much when you want to jazz up an outfit, this is great advice and you look very stylish, as always!
My Lovelier Days
Totally! This jacket is my saviour!
Love the Jigsaw jacket, it looks so easy to pair with an outfit. This is how I how for the office in the week – comfort is key! x
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I know! I love it so much I can’t stop wearing it over everything!
Adding fishnet socks to those Zara shoes is a brilliant idea… it creates an entirely new effect, almost as if it’s a different pair of shoes! Love the entire outfit and the way the pieces fit and look together. So chic!
xx Savannah (Statements In Basements)
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Doesn’t it! I haven’t worn my fishnet socks in a while actually, maybe I need to dig them back out and put them to use again!