burnt orange.

Top: Cos

Trousers: H&M

Shoes: H&M

Over the past few months, I have consciously been trying to inject some colour in to my wardrobe. While muted  pastel tones in lemon, mint, dusty pinks and aquatic greens have flooded the high-street (with the seaside and under-water trends) other key colours include burnt orange and yves klein blue. Inspired by the SS12 colour palette, I picked up this top in Cos. I  have teamed the tee with some H&M black leggings and my wedges.  I particularly like the longer length sleeve and high neckline.

What are your thoughts on burnt orange? Have you seen it a lot across the high-street?

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i am crazy.

Here is our Digital Farm acoustic cover of Britney's "Crazy". It would seem I am the crazy one...no?!

Let me know your thoughts!

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you lazy oaf.

Tee: Lazy Oaf

Jeans: Reiss

Wedges: H&M

Coat: Sandro

Rings: Vintage

For those of you who aren't already familiar with Lazy Oaf, you need to be! A mini-sale-inspired shopping spree last week  in their Foubert's Place store more than brightened up my day. I couldn't resist - a fiver for a t-shirt.

Lazy Oaf is known for their graphic tees in popping colours, reversible  sweaters and their array of fun accessories and graphic print cards.

Today I am sporting one of my new purchases (eek... my austerity boot camp is not going so well) with my wet-look Reiss jeans (bought a few years ago but still fit - yay) and my H&M wedges. The tee round neck comes quite low so I have worn it over my peter-pan collar shirt. Worn under my Sandro coat tucked in or out I am loving this pink tribal-inspired  tee. Must be worn with heels though - wearing a long length tee shortens my already ickle legs! These wedges serve to add that much needed height! 

Check out the Lazy Oaf website here. What do you think of their collection?

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