Clothes Shopping Advice

I am a complete shopoholic and love getting out to the shops but unfortunately cannot get out to them as much as i want. I have so many clothes that i would need about four wardrobes to fit them all in and they are over loads of rooms in my house. You can find them in cupboards and wardrobes here and there. Whenever i go shopping, i have got it down to a tee how to make it an enjoyable trip rather than one from hell. Here are my tips - } Bring an umberella and a pair of sunglasses. You may think it sounds silly but with the way the weather is constantly changing, you never know how often you will need both of these so its better to be ...  Read the complete review

I am very smug to say that I shop for a living. Sounds pretty fabulous doesn't it? Well you're right, it is! As a result of my job I spend about 3 days a week shopping on the high street and in vintage/ thrift shops and the rest of the time shopping online. So I like to think I'm pretty expert at it. Here are a few bits of quite obvious, but useful, advice for high street shopping: 1. If you can, shop on a week day, as there will be far less people out and about. 2. Think about what you might be shopping for and dress accordingly. If you're going to be shopping for a dress wear tights. You'll also want tights if you're ...  Read the complete review

I happily admit, that I am a shopoholic. Especially when it comes to clothes, clothes and more glorious clothes.. with some shoes, jewellery and bags added in. I spend the majority of my spare time shopping, resulting in an overflowing wardrobe and boxes filled with bags. I'm one of those people who keeps everything as it has a memory attached to it, so stuffed in a box is an extremly fashionable teddybear back-pack. Anyway, I like to think of shopping as a sport - and honestly, women will always be best at it. The high street, is like our football pitch. And the cash registers are our goal. So, my first tip which I think is pretty obvious. Know ...  Read the complete review

Are you being stereotype for your fashion sense? We cannot entirely put the blame people for stereotyping us.After all, we are the one to that decide what to wear, which colour suits us, what kind of accessories, handbags and shoes we have. Fashion style is so individual and personal, a friend once said. How true it is. Many of us follow a set style of dressing and sometimes a safe way of dressing. We present ourselves in the same way all the time, day in and day out so much so that we are now branded. Many of us probably do not mind being branded, after all it is a safer bet. But just think for a moment, wouldn't it be great if no-one could ...  Read the complete review

The 5 C's of Buying a Coat or Jacket. There are some discoveries/inventions in the world that leave you thinking 'how did people ever cope without this'. For example, cavemen were walking/crawling about happily eating their berries and raw meat feeling not overly warm when suddenly one of them went "Urgh! Bunga ronpagna, go rubuny rubuny et sparky boosh!" Which as most of you will know translates into modern day English as "Here Phil, I've just discovered fire, fancy coming round mine and Tracey's cave the night for a barbeque?" Or back in the day when people needed stuff moving, they used to just drag it about slowly, or pile it all on a ...  Read the complete review