Prints and patterns and textures… for a steal.
As the weather gets bleaker, the more I long for my wardrobe to work hard and brighten my mood.
For some people, cooler temps mean masses of monochrome (black, on black, on black with a touch of grey marle), but for me autumn means: COLOUR, PRINTS, FUN. I can hear Melbournites scratching their eyes out at the very thought.
I urge you to give prints a go: science supports the idea that your clothes can transform your state of mind*, so join me in embracing some frivolous fashion.
*Look, I haven’t done hard research into this, but it bet some study exist somewhere to support this notion.
Now, onto the actual clothes…these 10 pieces fit the colourful and patterned bill AND they are cheap as chips, you won’t find anything over $100 here.
Happy shopping.
1. ASOS Wiggle Dress In Animal Print from ASOS.
This dress strikes the perfect balance between form-fitting (beautifully cinched and pleated in the mid-section) and comfortable enough (nice mid-length and longer sleeves) to avoid you feeling uneasy all day. And can we all take a second to appreciate how much the splotchy prints fun-up this otherwise very simple shape. Are you a convert yet?
RRP $70.56
2. All I Want top by CAMEO.
As you can see, I have quite the predilection for animal prints, particularity graphic wildlife-inspired patterns applied to modest, simple shapes. This is the perfect top to wear with high-waisted skirts and pants.
Or, if high-waistbands aren’t your thing, layer it with a shirt underneath (let the collar and shirt tails poke out) – your inspiration is Carrie Bradshaw when she went through that stage of layering knits over man-style shirts. The kaleidoscope colour palette means it’ll go with basically anything (read: everything you already own.)
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I clicked on the link to the Iconic shirt (number 5).. four hours and $750 later.. hehehe seriously though, they have some awesome stuff! (And now I do too!) Yay!
Look forward to these posts! This will not be of interest to everyone, however a post on non boring and non super expensive breastfeeding clothes would be great. Everything I find is either cheap and nasty or ridiculously over priced.
Yeah - I agree breastfeeding clothes ate hard, and agree again i love these posts too! Last year I found a the best winter jacket thanks to a similar post. Please can you do handbags and boots for less than $100 and one on jeans - I just can't find the right style to fit me - I'm a 12 with tiny waist and generous bottom & thighs.
You can actually just wear normal clothes! layering is your friend! Wear a maternity singlet under ANY top that you can either unbutton or pull up and it immediately becomes breastfeeding friendly :)