Skirt and top both from Tesco. Although I wouldn’t normally wear patterns together I really like this combo. I need a better belt. Something plain and patent.

Same skirt and it is the asymmetrical top that my Twitter followers decided I should buy despite not being sure. Thanks guys, love this. Still no idea how to wear it though. With a bra? Top underneath? No bra/strapless? Annoyingly it would’ve been better the opposite way round to show off my chest tattoo. Unfortunately it doesn’t work like that and covers it completely.

I think you certainly can do goo fashion on the cheap. The tesco clothing line really surprised me and I love what they do. I’m still a lover of expensive designer pieces that will last for years but in a few months none of my clothes will fit properly – hopefully – so it make sense to buy on the cheap for now.

]]> http://www.feelingstylish.co.uk/clothes-from-tesco/feed/ 0 http://www.feelingstylish.co.uk/who-doesnt-love-fingerless-gloves/ http://www.feelingstylish.co.uk/who-doesnt-love-fingerless-gloves/#comments Wed, 28 Oct 2009 13:08:16 +0000 Jettica http://feelingstylish.co.uk/?p=224 Certainly not me. Being the thrifty bargain hunter I am I decided to order some items from George at ASDA online. I ended up with a pair of fingerless gloves, a long sleeved black top with should detail (size 16 may I add), a blue / grey jersey dress (also size 16) and a pair of leggings.

Apologies for the most awful of no makeup iPhone photos. But check out the gloves, I think I’m somewhat in love. With my RSI I tend to get really cold hands when working on a computer, I can’t wear gloves because I hit too many keys at once. So, it made sense to purchase some fingerless gloves. These, at just £5 seemed like the most perfect of buys. You can get similar ones at: ASDA Direct.

That top has gorgeous stud detail on the shoulders, very in at the moment. I think I’m officially now a size 16, which makes me unbelievably happy. Just more to add to the overwhelming happiness (finally!) that is my life.