Ripped Glam

I am a strong believer in buying timeless pieces of clothing over throw away fashion any day of the week; classics that will last you years to come.  I like to think of my pricier purchases as investments. Yes it is more expensive than what you would find in your high street stores, and no it is not what everyone is seeing on Instagram and trying to keep up with, but these are items that will always look good, whether it's 2 years ago or 5 years on. With that being said, obviously fashion changes  very ​ quickly. Although the basic items stay the same, there are variations that are made to make them more modern and up to date  but I just don't agree with buying the same item twice because it is in a different shade or has a different hem line.  To make the most out of your outfit, there are certain things you can do to revamp the items that are already sitting in your wardrobe, and I am about to tell you how. Be...

Okay, so I briefly touched on how I redecorated my room in my last post when I mentioned what I've been up to in quarantine, but I wanted to explain in further detail just how easy this was and exactly what I did.  I use the term redecorate lightly, because all I did was shift a few things around and buy some items off the internet to spruce the room up. But it was so easy and has done wonders.  I used to think of my room as just a place for me to sleep and get dressed, but now I find myself spending a lot more time in here and I wanted to be able to shoot content in here for my blog and Instagram.  Stupidly, I didn't take any before shots so you'll have to just take my word for it. The first thing I did was move my bed around. This was hard work and something I had put off for many years. It was so heavy due to my boxes full of clothes that are stored in the bed. But we managed to do it. This now gives me full access to the natural light from the window and ...

Crop Top - Puma, Joggers - Ted Baker, Shoes - Vans  It feels so weird thinking back to the last time I logged on to my blog and began to write a post. Back then I was still going to work, I was eating out at restaurants, I was visiting shopping centre's at the weekend and when I ventured out, I wasn't wearing a face mask and staying 2 metres away from any member of the general public.  But now that I've been in quarantine for about a month, I'm beginning to forget what all of that used to feel like. Excluding  the obvious downside of not being able to see my family and friends, I am truly living my best life as  I now have so much time for myself, that I struggled to find before.  I wanted to share a few of the things I have been up to, as I know how difficult this time can be. Sometimes I'm so oblivious to what's going on outside of my own home, I'm here enjoying what feels like a very long weekend and then I turn on the news and remem...