Showing posts with label lifestyle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lifestyle. Show all posts
Folksy Beige and Mini Southerndown Photo Diary
Sunday, 31 May 2015
Blazer- Vintage// Top and Shoes- New Look// Jeans- River Island// Bag- Next// Necklace- Topshop
Last week my parents, my younger brother and I went down for a drive and a walk along the stunning Southerndown Beach in Ogmore. There's something very precious about spending quality time with your family amidst our busy schedules with work and university, it really was so beautiful being able to be in their company.
Just like everyone else, I am head over heels in love with the 70's trend and who can blame us. This pretty, folksy New Look top is in fact my older sisters but I am forever pinching her clothes just because I can. Don't judge me. I love the continuous pattern of the motif and the flattering peplum shape too. The turquoise accents on the necklace compliments the whole 'folksy' feel of my outfit because a subtle addition of accessories really can add that finishing touch to your whole outfit. I decided to throw my beige Vintage blazer on top because I love the relaxed, yet structured look that it evokes.
Note to self: wear more comfortable footwear the next time you go for a walk.
Hope you've had a lovely weekend.
Ruth
Nostalgia and pressed flowers
Wednesday, 27 May 2015
Went for the loveliest of walks down the Taff Trail today. I picked some wildflowers to press in my book because I remember how much I used to enjoy doing that when I was young. There's something very beautiful about how the smallest things can fill you up with different emotions that are a mixture of nostalgia and contentment.
Hope you're having a lovely day.
Ruth x
Eugenides
Thursday, 30 April 2015
Dress- H&M// Blanket- Hand made by my beautiful mum
There is nothing that I enjoy more than reading a good book under the sunshine, being able to enjoy nature simply by feeling the freshly cut grass brush up against my skin really makes me appreciate the beauty of Summer. I finished 'The Virgin Suicides' by Jeffrey Eugenides a few weeks ago and loved it as much as the film. I'm currently reading Chuck Palahniuk's 'Damned' and so far, I am finding it most difficult to put it down.
Are you currently reading anything?
Ruth x
















