About
This blog came about to try and help me lose weight. In April 2009 a package arrived from ASOS.com it contained THE belt. The belt is a wide, leather waist belt by Ted Baker. Bought in a m/l when it was reduced from £60 to £16. I was 17 stone back then.
The belt looked awful. I put a vow to lose weight and look fabulous in the Ted Baker belt forth to the world. This blog is a culmination of those efforts paired with a love for fashion, makeup and style.
I’m a writer, geek, F1 lover and overdresser. I love photography, working out, eating and dancing.
Although the weight loss goal is looking nearer and nearer each week the blog will continue even after the target has been reached. I am currently working with a personal trainer, doing Insanity, counting calories and generally trying to make my life more healthy.
You’ll be pleased to know that the belt is now too big.
Where are? are you having a good time? How can I see your pics?
Dad xx
~Currently in Kalamazoo Michigan will post pictures now! xx
Great blog Jett, i’m from Sheringham living in Dubai working for http://www.hellwafashion.com
Keep up the great work!xx
hey jet,
i think your blog is quite awesome! i can identify myself with you. i’m kind of small and i don’t have the ‘perfect body’ – well, i’m just kind of curvy, like you. i always compare myself to thin girls and i get depressed, too. but just like everyone said: i can be anyone if i just want to :D
and on top of that, i also love fashion, photography, pirates and the 50′s! i already designed my own skirt i the style of the 50′s ~
like your blog and your way of seeing things.
greetings from germany.
Jasmin! Thank you for stopping by. We have so much in common.
Confidence never goes out of fashion.
Danke! xx
Hi Jet – love your blog, may i suggest though that on your about me page, you remove the part about trying to lose weight? its the second sentence and i feel we all need to try harder to stop seeing women as one dimensional, designers/models led, “must be thin to succeed” wannabees and instead start embracing what we do have and do do well without the industry stereotyping! just a suggestion… keep up the brilliant blogging!!
I completely agree with you but this is partly a weight loss blog. I started it because I knew I wanted to get healthier and telling people about it seemed to help. It’s transformed a bit over the years to a fashion and style blog. I could write for ages why I agree with you though. And my bio does need a bit of an update.
Thanks for stopping by!