Suri Times Two: pull&bear

Thursday, 22 September 2016

Cactus lovin'

Outfit - Dress/Pull&Bear Bag/Mulberry Glasses/Quay

Camel and khaki create the perfect pallet of earthy neutrals. This waterfall camel coat is luxuriously soft and very warm, allowing me to avoid layering up too much – big bonus as I usually end up wearing 3 layers when it starts to get chilly! I teamed it with a basic shape midi dress, I love midi’s like this because you can dress them up easily or wear with minimal accessories – a very versatile garment and can be worn in all seasons.
At the moment I am currently dog sitting, sorting through my art work and finalising things to do in Lisbon, outside my window it’s just started to snow in London and I’m loving it. (I’m sure I will take that back if it is still snowing on Monday morning) but for now, I’m ready to kick back, relax and enjoy a weekend doing everything I love.

Outfit – Dress/NewLook Coat/TedBaker Boots/Pull&Bear Bag/Gucci

Red

Time to whip out the thermals, London is getting rather icy. Soon after these pictures were taken my nose colour matched my ensemble! With the festive season well underway in London I thought I’d jump on the bandwagon and wear Santa’s favourite. Red has been flying around the high street recently and seeing it inspired me to give colour blocking ago, I do feel a little ‘Virgin airhostessy’ but I love it. Pairing the shirt and skirt is my winter take on co-ordinates. Of course in true Mitika style I had to pair it with some animal print and comfy block heel boots to walk around town in.

Outfit – Shirt/Zara Skirt/H&M Boots/Pull&Bear Coat/Zara Bag/Reiss

Natural History

Rainy days, their inevitable right? They make going out a chore, everything gets wet, smells damp, rain frizzes my hair, I get droplets all over my glasses when I'm not wearing lenses, the water always ruins my electronics, bahhh I just don't like it!!
I should really take the opportunity to sit and chill out on rainy days but one thing I cannot do is sit still, I refuse to sit and do nothing all day. The crazy thing is; even if I tried to have a lazy day my brain wouldn’t let it happen.
So when the heavens opened up over London this past weekend, it just meant I had to find an indoors retreat to stay dry in – cue National History Museum.
This architectural wonder is one of my favourite places in London. The sheer amount of detail in every corner is a spectacle to look at. A great source of inspiration for a creative. On this visit I managed to find a quiet corner and I got a chance to sketch a few of my favourite details.
It’s a shame the weather didn’t brighten up, I’m hoping to have a spin around the ice rink outside the museum soon!