4 Sweaters:
Bench black crew neck
New Look Tall grey v neck
LTS black polo neck
LTS red polo neck
2 Skirts:
J Jasper Conran denim pleat
New Look black and white polka dot
1 Short Sleeve Top:
H&M navy ruched top
1 Shirt:
H&M denim
5 Long Sleeve Tops:
LTS turquoise
Forever 21 navy and cream stripe
LTS red
Kew 159 red stripe
H&M teal
4 Pairs of Jeans/Trousers:
Armarni straight legs jeans
MiH flared jeans
New Look Tall red jeans
LTS navy cords
2 Jackets:
LTS black blazer
Topshop Tall grey check jacket
3 Dresses:
H&M black dress
Topshop Tall navy and white polka dot dress
Kew 159 grey knit dress
2 Cardis:
Next Tall navy crew neck
New Look Tall black v neck
6 Pairs of Boots/Shoes:
Arturo Chiang black heeled knee hight boots
Georgia Rose tan flat knee high boots
LK Bennett navy patent wedges
Deichmann Shoes tan brogues
Georgia Rose red suede booties
Bocage leopard print booties
For those of you who have joined us recently and don’t know the rules of this challenge – there aren’t really any rules. The idea is that you choose 30 items of clothing and use them to create 30 different outfits over a period of 30 days. You can do 30 days straight (which is what I intend to do), weekdays only, or whatever you choose. There is a shopping ban that comes with the challenge but as I had already put myself on one of those for a couple of months from the beginning of January anyway, that’s by the by. You choose your 30 items and then can add whatever accessories you wish – tights, scarves, jewellery, etc. I will be counting leggings as tights because as we all know: leggings are not trousers! You are also free to wear whatever coats, snow boots and outerwear that the weather dictates necessary.
I have tried to incorporate items that are different from the last time I did this challenge (2 years ago), but there are some old favourites in there. I guess that's just testament to the longevity of certain items in my wardrobe.
Testing.
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