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Capture My Style Photoshoot Pt.2

Be patient and please wait for the layout to load – I created this in Indesign to save on memory I have left on WordPress and to create a more unique layout. The outfits in this post are either homemade by my myself and my mum, handed down from a  friend, second-hand or have been purchased over 3 years ago – I hope to inspire sustainable style and encourage you to invest in products that work for you and your lifestyle and that you don’t need the latest ‘IT’ item to look and feel like your authentic stylish self  Continue reading “Capture My Style Photoshoot Pt.2” →

Capture My Style // Photoshoot Pt.1

This was a collaboration was a part of a Final Major Project for 2 very talented photography students at Birmingham City University, Who want to educate their old skool teacher – making him realise there is a gap in a huge market for photographers wishing to specialise in blogger production and collaboration. Capture my style part one is a series of images showing the importance of sustainable style. All clothes here are either secondhand or hand me downs, exempt my white shirt which was from Lidl! Here we capture authentic style in the second city – not to mention the youngest in Europe that is booming not just for big businesses but for all the individual creatives that make the city so uniquely wonderful Continue reading “Capture My Style // Photoshoot Pt.1” →

My Crazy Dream Last Night pt.2

It’s been while since I posted about my dreams, then again, its been a while since I had a dream that I remembered so clearly! Anything you suppress in your waking life comes to haunt you in your dreams, so if there is a particular someone who you’d care to not think about, let yourself think about them, at least for a few minutes a day – That way you aren’t avoiding pure emotions that inevitably effect your conscience Continue reading “My Crazy Dream Last Night pt.2” →

Back To Barcelona

When I think of Barcelona – what stands out to me more than anything is the architecture. The buildings have so much depth and detail, they don’t look or feel real at times. Antoni Gaudi’s impact and influence is wonderfully prominent throughout the city, giving tourists and locals a taste of his unique, innovative mind – all the while taking you back to when Art Nouveau was in its prime. This trip was my first ever holiday with my boyfriend. He’d suprised me for my 18th (over 5 years ago now) as he knew I was researching Gaudi for my FMP during my final year of college. Here is what we got up to. A throwback to Barcelona!

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