So last night I went along to the new Turtle Bay for their taster evening event in Northampton and my gosh it was amazing. Give me free cocktails, food and amazing atmosphere and I'm gonna be one happy girl. If you haven't been to a Turtle Bay before then basically what it is, is a Caribbean restaurant that caters around 'Rum, Reggae and Jerk' which kinda makes for the perfect restaurant if you ask me. I'd only ever been to the one in Milton Keynes before and honestly from turning up to the Northampton one yesterday, have to say there is no comparison, Northampton Turtle Bay is a definitely a lot friendlier and overall the layout was a lot more exquisite.
Starting off the evening with drinks *of course, I had the Vanilla and Passion Fruit Mojito; which if you are a big fan of mojitos like myself is definitely worth trying, or at least starting off with. I've always been the type of girl who loves fruity cocktails so adored the added blend of passion fruit! Next I went on to have the Bahama Mama (the name is so cool) which was a mix of Coconut rum, banana liqueur and passion fruit. This one was 100% my favourite and a drink I could see myself having a few off when I go again. I also had the Mai Tai to finish off with which was a mix of apricot brandy, fresh lime and pineapple and my god was that easy and delicious to drink. I love places like Turtle Bay that actually do a range of cocktails, all of which are very different.
The actual layout of the restaurant is so cool and envisions the whole Caribbean vibes perfectly. From the brightly coloured graphic walls to the shacked roof and cute fairy lights, the place is definitely very 'Instagramabale' and almost seems too cool to be in Northampton; we need more places like this!
Starting off the evening with drinks *of course, I had the Vanilla and Passion Fruit Mojito; which if you are a big fan of mojitos like myself is definitely worth trying, or at least starting off with. I've always been the type of girl who loves fruity cocktails so adored the added blend of passion fruit! Next I went on to have the Bahama Mama (the name is so cool) which was a mix of Coconut rum, banana liqueur and passion fruit. This one was 100% my favourite and a drink I could see myself having a few off when I go again. I also had the Mai Tai to finish off with which was a mix of apricot brandy, fresh lime and pineapple and my god was that easy and delicious to drink. I love places like Turtle Bay that actually do a range of cocktails, all of which are very different.
The actual layout of the restaurant is so cool and envisions the whole Caribbean vibes perfectly. From the brightly coloured graphic walls to the shacked roof and cute fairy lights, the place is definitely very 'Instagramabale' and almost seems too cool to be in Northampton; we need more places like this!
So for food we had waiters come around with starters which were incredible and made me so excited for the actual mains. I tried the jerk beef riblets and the vegetarian pepper roti. Now I'm not usually a massive fan of vegetarian dishes but I absolutely adored this and loved the slight kick that the peppers gave it, and the beef riblets were as I'd expected...delicious. The beef was literally cooked to perfection! For mains we sat down and had a few dishes brought out to us including the 'curry goat pot' which wouldn't be something I'd ever think about ordering but will definitely be having again. Then there was the Jerk chicken which lets face it was always going to be beautiful, and it was. To finish off we had a selection of deserts: dark chocolate brownie and banana and toffee cheesecake. I thought I had gone off cheesecake after years of eating it a little too much, but Turtle Bay have literally brought it back into my life and in the best of ways...with a little bit of toffee, I couldn't recommend this enough!
I honestly can't wait to go back, and try even more amazing Caribbean food!
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It's evident we live in the online era. Pretty much everyone you will know will have some sort of electronic device and will use social media to communicate and post on. A big part of my life is on social media and has been something I have always enjoyed (to an extent). I bloody love creating content, meeting other bloggers online and getting to know what people are up to; especially family members who live on the other side of the world. I've met so many amazing friends online and supportive people who I've never even met before yet I feel like they are some of the most influential and supportive people I've ever had the pleasure of knowing. The online world really can be amazing in that department. However because I am online so much I often have to remind myself that it's not all good.
The amount of times I've been with friends or family and noticed that everyone is on their phones is too many times to even count. However I am 100% guilty of doing exactly the same, and it's not because I don't enjoy their company it's just sometimes I feel the urge to 'check' up on my social media channels. It seems more a habit now a days. My phone doesn't even light up yet I'm on it. I think today's generation is slightly disconnected from the real world, everything is online and everybody is online too so why do we really need to spend time off our phones? Have we reached the point where the outside world just isn't that exciting anymore and we would rather be online...or is that just what we tell ourselves?
I post a lot on social media, mainly instagram because it's a real passion of mine to take photos, style outfits and overall create content for myself and other people. It's something I've always loved from an early age however over the past year Instagram has been my go-to channel for showcasing my work. I could sit and scroll on it for hours without even batting an eyelid or realising I do in fact have other (more important) things to be getting on with. After an hour or so being completely glued to my phone I often think 'shit I should be doing something else' but the times already gone and it's then when I realise I could be slightly addicted to social media and need to take a step back. I don't at all think that my actions are going to change towards social media but I'm becoming more aware of each time I'm on my phone instead of actually appreciating the moments around me.
The amount of times I've been with friends or family and noticed that everyone is on their phones is too many times to even count. However I am 100% guilty of doing exactly the same, and it's not because I don't enjoy their company it's just sometimes I feel the urge to 'check' up on my social media channels. It seems more a habit now a days. My phone doesn't even light up yet I'm on it. I think today's generation is slightly disconnected from the real world, everything is online and everybody is online too so why do we really need to spend time off our phones? Have we reached the point where the outside world just isn't that exciting anymore and we would rather be online...or is that just what we tell ourselves?
I post a lot on social media, mainly instagram because it's a real passion of mine to take photos, style outfits and overall create content for myself and other people. It's something I've always loved from an early age however over the past year Instagram has been my go-to channel for showcasing my work. I could sit and scroll on it for hours without even batting an eyelid or realising I do in fact have other (more important) things to be getting on with. After an hour or so being completely glued to my phone I often think 'shit I should be doing something else' but the times already gone and it's then when I realise I could be slightly addicted to social media and need to take a step back. I don't at all think that my actions are going to change towards social media but I'm becoming more aware of each time I'm on my phone instead of actually appreciating the moments around me.
If you are like me, someone who follows a hell of a lot of beautiful and inspiring people online you may feel the knock in your self esteem and confidence every now and again. Is social media to blame for this? There comes a point where you feel so disheartened you don't look like the models you see on your feed, or you aren't doing as well as the other bloggers who are in a similar niche to you...it becomes a place that knocks you down and makes you feel like a failure or makes you feel inadequate. You sit and evaluate how different your life could be if you had clearer skin, perfect hair or if you had the ability to always write amazing posts that left people wanting more. Being online makes it easier to constantly compare and compete without stopping to think about the good traits that you do in fact have and what it is that makes you special and different from everyone else.
Let's stop thinking we have to be perfect online, and stop wishing we looked like the other girls we see and lust over. I believe sometimes we worry in real life, hoping that people will look at us and see exactly what they see when they go onto our instagram. I've been told I look the same, thank god. Photoshop and easily accessible apps allow us to completely distort the truth and turn our online self's into our dream version. I'm not at all saying you can't use an app to get rid of a few spots because I have totally been guilty of this on days I love my outfit but feel completely crap about my skin. However I've known people to take this a step too far and to start making their eyes bigger, their noses smaller and their waist tinnier...it's just not necessary and deceives people into thinking this is the truth when in fact they look nothing like that in real life. I wish there was less pressure to look 'perfect', and to stop making people feel as though they have to alter themselves in any way, shape or form in order to be deemed as good enough online.
Remembering that the online world is just a place for people to alter their life's and only post the good stuff is a step forward to realising that not everything is quite as perfect as it may seem. I've learnt that over the years after having to tell myself to stop comparing my life to the life of someone online, I mean I choose not to post or talk about all the bad things that happen in my life and I'm sure a lot of other people to do. It doesn't mean I try and pretend they don't happen it's just sometimes I don't feel like talking about them or sharing them with everybody. What we see online feels like an alternative universe, it feels completely separate at times to real life and I'm starting to learn that more.
Remembering that the online world is just a place for people to alter their life's and only post the good stuff is a step forward to realising that not everything is quite as perfect as it may seem. I've learnt that over the years after having to tell myself to stop comparing my life to the life of someone online, I mean I choose not to post or talk about all the bad things that happen in my life and I'm sure a lot of other people to do. It doesn't mean I try and pretend they don't happen it's just sometimes I don't feel like talking about them or sharing them with everybody. What we see online feels like an alternative universe, it feels completely separate at times to real life and I'm starting to learn that more.
The online world also comes a long with a lot of 'fake news' and quite frankly I see these types of posts at least once a week. It's so hard to find reliable sources now a days as people throw in a little bit more drama for more retweets or likes. I'm so careful when it comes to reading things online and passing the message on as I've known people who share so much crap on their feed that I know isn't accurate and it's these people that need to understand that just because you read something online DOESN'T MAKE IT TRUE!
I wish I could drill this into people, I really do because it's one of the few things in this world that makes me so angry. It grates on me how manipulative and hateful people online can be, using social media as a way to say things they would never in a million years say to someones face. People being completely fake and nasty, building up their ego through the use of a tweet where they can deceive everyone who reads it. These people are usually the most insecure about themselves so always remember that when you read something that you know is about you and don't at all feel disheartened...just keep doing you and feeling good about it!
So let this post be a way of telling yourself that it's okay to admit that social media and the online world in general isn't all that it makes itself out to be. You need time out every now and again, to stop scrolling through the feeds of pretty girls wishing you were them but instead releasing that you are doing perfectly okay as you are. You also need to stop believing everything you read online and instead take things with a pinch of salt. All of this is at least a step forward into feeling a little better when online...for the time being anyway!
I wish I could drill this into people, I really do because it's one of the few things in this world that makes me so angry. It grates on me how manipulative and hateful people online can be, using social media as a way to say things they would never in a million years say to someones face. People being completely fake and nasty, building up their ego through the use of a tweet where they can deceive everyone who reads it. These people are usually the most insecure about themselves so always remember that when you read something that you know is about you and don't at all feel disheartened...just keep doing you and feeling good about it!
So let this post be a way of telling yourself that it's okay to admit that social media and the online world in general isn't all that it makes itself out to be. You need time out every now and again, to stop scrolling through the feeds of pretty girls wishing you were them but instead releasing that you are doing perfectly okay as you are. You also need to stop believing everything you read online and instead take things with a pinch of salt. All of this is at least a step forward into feeling a little better when online...for the time being anyway!
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Photos by Katherine Mcmorran:
1. You don't always have to go out.
In this generation there is a huge thing about FOMO (fear of missing out) which quite frankly I used to get all the time. Feeling like I couldn't miss out on parties or general gatherings incase my social status would be in anyway distributed or whether I would end up missing out on creating amazing memories with my friends. I later came to realise that memories will always be created and good ones at that, and that's without going to every single thing you've been invited to. Now a days If I'm totally not feeling up to going out or doing something I won't, Instead I will be more than happy putting my pyjamas on, lying on the sofa and watching movies on repeat.
2. Your goals and dreams are never 'too big' or ambitious.
When you are younger your goals and dreams are always humongous, well mine were anyway and if I'm honest that's never really changed. I guess my goals and dreams have become a bit more 'realistic' and possibly achievable but they are still big big dreams. Sometimes it's easy to think that you should be going for something less ambitious and something that comes to you quicker and a lot of people do settle for them kinda jobs and careers but being me, I don't want to settle and I've learnt over the years that's more than okay.
When you are younger your goals and dreams are always humongous, well mine were anyway and if I'm honest that's never really changed. I guess my goals and dreams have become a bit more 'realistic' and possibly achievable but they are still big big dreams. Sometimes it's easy to think that you should be going for something less ambitious and something that comes to you quicker and a lot of people do settle for them kinda jobs and careers but being me, I don't want to settle and I've learnt over the years that's more than okay.
3. If you keep working on something you will get better.
This is definitely something that's drilled into us when we are younger so it's no wonder I've found it to be more than true with many things. I've always had a passion for writing which Is one of the main reasons I started my blog in the first place. When I look back to my first few blog posts I can't even see any similarities with my blog posts now, my grammar was awful, the vocabulary I used was even more bloody awful and the quality of the content I created, well again awful. Blogging is something that I've found to have become a lot better at, without even meaning to and I know it's because I've been constantly working on creating bigger and better content and always improving on the things I talk about and I guess that's why I've worked with more brands now than I did when I first started up.
This is definitely something that's drilled into us when we are younger so it's no wonder I've found it to be more than true with many things. I've always had a passion for writing which Is one of the main reasons I started my blog in the first place. When I look back to my first few blog posts I can't even see any similarities with my blog posts now, my grammar was awful, the vocabulary I used was even more bloody awful and the quality of the content I created, well again awful. Blogging is something that I've found to have become a lot better at, without even meaning to and I know it's because I've been constantly working on creating bigger and better content and always improving on the things I talk about and I guess that's why I've worked with more brands now than I did when I first started up.
4. If someone isn't making the effort then just know it's not right.
I've always been someone that makes *most of the effort in the relationships I have and have always had. I don't know if that's just because it's who I am and I enjoy doing so but I've found over the past 6 months or so I've stopped doing it with certain people. I've stopped putting in the effort to see people who never bother to make the effort with me. It's sometimes draining when you feel like you are the only person who wants to see someone, or are the only person who EVER makes plans or goes out their way to try and keep that relationship going. I think sometimes you have to sit and evaluate how much you really mean to that person and whether it's even worth the effort you put in or whether you should be making more of an effort with others around you who always want to see you and talk to you.
I've always been someone that makes *most of the effort in the relationships I have and have always had. I don't know if that's just because it's who I am and I enjoy doing so but I've found over the past 6 months or so I've stopped doing it with certain people. I've stopped putting in the effort to see people who never bother to make the effort with me. It's sometimes draining when you feel like you are the only person who wants to see someone, or are the only person who EVER makes plans or goes out their way to try and keep that relationship going. I think sometimes you have to sit and evaluate how much you really mean to that person and whether it's even worth the effort you put in or whether you should be making more of an effort with others around you who always want to see you and talk to you.
5. Blogging is the best thing you could have ever taken up.
I wanted to start blogging for years before I actually did and because I was too scared I waited a while. Now that I think back to it I'm so happy I plucked up the courage to start and just decided to do it for me. The amount of happiness writing blog posts and producing content gives me is an awful lot and I can't imagine my life without my blog. I've also managed to make the most amazing friends through blogging and couldn't be more grateful for having them in my life. Blogging has taught me not just about confidence but also a lot about myself and what I'm truly interested in and who I am as a person, it's taught me all about self worth and feeling good within my own body.
6. Take all those opportunities by the hand.
I've had the most amazing opportunities arise in the past and still more are flooding in right now. I've had the pleasure to work with Sibling London twice, and to go along to London Fashion Week to help back stage at their show. This was many, many years ago now but I still look back to it and am so grateful I had the pleasure of working with them. At the minute I have brands wanting to work with me and am just over the moon that these opportunities are being given to me. I've learnt that you have to grab each one by the hand, and never take it for granted, let it be a reward for how well you are doing, and let it be something that allows you to keep on pushing yourself!
7. The 'popular' girls never end up on top.
I don't at all mean for this to be a personal dig at anyone (maybe) but when you are at school and you aren't exactly the prettiest, the coolest or the brightest you kind of get pushed to the back. You may have a lot of friends and be liked by people but you never fall in to the group that is 'the populars'.Going through school you wonder just what it is they have to offer that deems them so popular, is it because they can all afford the coolest clothes, is it because they can all talk to boys without turning bright red and embarrassing themselves... I don't think we'll ever know. When you get to sixth form this whole 'social hierarchy' is literally thrown out the window...the girls who once wore the crowns now sit along the same line with everyone else (and even if they think they are at the top of the food chain...they aren't). You watch as all of those girls and guys who had never been deemed as 'popular' start turning into amazing and bubbly people, each individuals to their own and I've found that to be because when you aren't popular in secondary school you have to work on your personality to fit in.
8. People change for the worst but you just have to deal with it.
If I'd have been told from an early age that people will disappoint you time and time again I'd have probably been more prepared for the severity and the amount of people that actually go on to do just this. You think you know someone when you start a friendship or relationship with them, and because you spend a lot of time together getting to know the ins and outs of each other you honestly believe that they couldn't ever change for the worst and wouldn't ever do anything to hurt you. But just because you know people for a long time doesn't mean they won't and I've learnt that the hard way. I've learnt that girls change when they start to see you getting more attention from boys or building new friendships up with other girls. I've learnt that girls change when they get into relationships with guys and that they decide they don't have any time for you anymore. I've learnt that sometimes maybe they never really did change, and maybe it was always a part of them to be like that, you just hadn't seen it yet. However I've also learnt that you just have to deal with it, you have to move on from the disappointment and learn that there's nothing you can do to stop it.
9. Don't waste your time explaining to people why you aren't going to uni.
I've spoke about this a few times before, and I will say it again. Explaining to people why you have chosen not to go to uni and instead have decided to get a full time job can be tiring, especially when the people you are talking to don't understand at all and are so judgemental. I've learnt that instead of explaining in depth it's often better to just say ' because I didn't need to' which is so true and people (especially some adults) need to understand Uni isn't the route for everyone, and not everyone needs it to get to where they want to in life.
10. No matter how hard you try you are going to end up with that hangover in the morning.
Probably one of the biggest lies I tell myself each time I go out for drinks: 'I won't wake up with a hangover tomorrow, I never do.' Urgh, the bain of all nights out has got to be knowing that if you want to enjoy yourself and go kinda crazy and drink a lot, then you are most likely, maybe even definitely going to wake up with a hangover in the morning...yes Caitlin, even if you end the night downing a pint of water!
11. Heartbreak never lasts.
Heartbreak is such a painful thing. At the time of it happening you think you are never going to get through it, and that you are going to be stuck feeling worthless, helpless and overall feeling like shit for who knows how long. You get up and get on with your day to day routine wondering when the hell this feeling will just dissapear and months, maybe years go by and you still feel sick just thinking about it...until one day it's gone. Without you even realising you forgot what the persons name was, what they even did to hurt you and you realise that you've come out the other end, better and brighter than ever!
Heartbreak is such a painful thing. At the time of it happening you think you are never going to get through it, and that you are going to be stuck feeling worthless, helpless and overall feeling like shit for who knows how long. You get up and get on with your day to day routine wondering when the hell this feeling will just dissapear and months, maybe years go by and you still feel sick just thinking about it...until one day it's gone. Without you even realising you forgot what the persons name was, what they even did to hurt you and you realise that you've come out the other end, better and brighter than ever!
12. Your idols are just regular human beings.
In the world of social media it's easy to look at our idols and see them as almost non human like. We watch as they are bombarded with likes and comments on their recent Instagram photos and watch as others of them are harassed by the paparazzi, it's almost as if we can't imagine this ever happening to us so they must be aliens, surely! I've had the pleasure of meeting a few of my idols and both times I was what you could call 'having a melt down'. That was until I realised how down to earth these people really are, and how they are just the same as you and me.
13. Don't be clingy. It's not cool.
No it's not cool to text them repeatedly, and no it's not cool to stalk their social media pages. You wan't to be the perfect mixture of reserved and free...always remember that!
14. But you aren't cool, so stop trying to be.
I used to always want to be cool. I used to always want to dress cool and act cool and just overall be 'cool'. But being the type of girl that always says the wrong things, embarrasses herself on the daily and can't even walk down the street without tripping over at least once I have decided I am in no way shape or form 'cool', and I'm more than okay with that.
No it's not cool to text them repeatedly, and no it's not cool to stalk their social media pages. You wan't to be the perfect mixture of reserved and free...always remember that!
14. But you aren't cool, so stop trying to be.
I used to always want to be cool. I used to always want to dress cool and act cool and just overall be 'cool'. But being the type of girl that always says the wrong things, embarrasses herself on the daily and can't even walk down the street without tripping over at least once I have decided I am in no way shape or form 'cool', and I'm more than okay with that.
15. Eating healthier and going to the gym DOES make you feel better.
This one has been something that took me a great deal of time to learn. When you are younger you think that you can eat whatever crap you want and that it won't really effect you in any way. Well I've always struggled with my skin and years ago it was something that made me feel so self conscious and if I'm truly honest, made me feel so down about myself. I hated looking in the mirror on days it was bad, I'd just want to stay at home and not leave the house. Realising that I had to make certain adjustments to my life in order to improve this meant cutting out eating rubbish EVERY day and instead drinking more water and going to the gym more...because yes it really does improve your skin and the way you feel about yourself!
16. You will sometimes have to put yourself out there. Don't be shy. Be yourself.
It's all so easy to fit in with the crowd and forget to stand out. Sometimes it can seem scary to put yourself out there in situations where you know you need to. Over the years I've had to do it in order to get noticed, in order to show people that I am more than what they see in person.
17. Be open minded to other peoples interests.
You have to understand in life that not everyone you come across will like the same things that you do. Some people will take interest in things that you've never even heard of before or really taken into account in any way. I've learnt that one of the best things you can be in life is open minded. Be open minded to getting to know more about what others are interested in, take the time to find out why they enjoy it and what it means to them...just like you'd hope someone would do with something you enjoy!
18. Don't always follow the current trend.
Being someone who's always been interested in fashion, the idea of 'trends' has been something I've always been aware of. Learning that even though trends come about and there comes a bit of pressure with sticking with these trends when you are working in the fashion industry I've always made sure to only ever follow the trends I actually like because there's nothing worse than wearing something you actually hate just because in the fashion world it's deemed as 'cool' at the time.
19. Stand up for yourself when no one else will.
This has been a major thing that I have learnt in my 20 years of being on this planet. If you feel like no one else is going to stick up for you, it's always important to know that you have yourself. Don't ever let anyone make you feel worthless or put you down for any part of you that you don't consider to be something you need to improve on. I've experienced situations where I felt personally victimised (starting to sound like the girl from Mean girls now) and when turning to the people around me to say something or to at least 'have my back' I found the only person I had to rely on was myself. I won't ever not have my own back and feel like this is such an important thing in life to remember, when no else is there for you, you always have yourself.
20. Your dreams may be elsewhere but your home is where your family is.
I've always known that my future lies elsewhere, in a big city somewhere where the people never sleep. With what I want to do I know that I will have to move away from my family and they know that one day I will venture of too. I have learnt over the years that even though my dreams may be elsewhere my 'home' will always be where my family is, no matter where in the world I may be.
I've always known that my future lies elsewhere, in a big city somewhere where the people never sleep. With what I want to do I know that I will have to move away from my family and they know that one day I will venture of too. I have learnt over the years that even though my dreams may be elsewhere my 'home' will always be where my family is, no matter where in the world I may be.
What I'm Wearing:
At the minute my life is settled, everything is normal yet exciting and everyone who I care about deeply is right by my side. Nothing has really changed dramatically in the past two years, and I love how happy that has made me. I only ever change things when I feel like they aren't working out for me, or aren't giving me any satisfaction anymore...whether that be a change in jobs, style, friends etc. For now though there hasn't been any dramatic changes...but I'm feeling like next year their might be!
Change sometimes scares me. Change sometimes makes me feel anxious and nervous yet sometimes it weirdly excites me for the unknown. But sometimes when things are consistent in your life for a long time, you completely forget what change even is. You forget how you felt the last time change happened in your life and that makes you all the more scared.
One thing however that is changing come September is that my boyfriend is moving away, and while I am so utterly happy for him to be starting the next chapter in his life with a job he's worked so hard to get I'm also feeling kinda helpless to the fact that the norm of seeing him a couple of times a week and being able to go on spontaneous trips won't be as easy. I'ts the kind of change that you can't stop and don't want to stop but at the same time will come with readjusting to what I perceive as 'normal' and learning that new adventures will arise and with in no time at all the change won't even seem that big.
One thing however that is changing come September is that my boyfriend is moving away, and while I am so utterly happy for him to be starting the next chapter in his life with a job he's worked so hard to get I'm also feeling kinda helpless to the fact that the norm of seeing him a couple of times a week and being able to go on spontaneous trips won't be as easy. I'ts the kind of change that you can't stop and don't want to stop but at the same time will come with readjusting to what I perceive as 'normal' and learning that new adventures will arise and with in no time at all the change won't even seem that big.
'A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there.'
Next year I've made myself some goals, all of which include big big changes in my own life...the kinda change that excite me yet makes my head go scatty trying to come up with a proper plan and wondering If I will even be able to do it. I want an awful lot out of life, and I have the optimistic mind that allows me to think I will get there. I know change will be inevitable, it always is when you want to be happy. But is being comfortable the same as being happy? Because I used to think It did until I grew up and realised 'comfortable' it simply just a state of mind that means we aren't pushing ourselves to be the best that we can possibly be...and I don't want to ever stop pushing myself.
What I'm Wearing:
Top: Missguided
Jacket: H&M *similar
Trousers: Zara
Shoes: Converse
Bag: New Look *similar
Earrings: Zara
Jacket: H&M *similar
Trousers: Zara
Shoes: Converse
Bag: New Look *similar
Earrings: Zara
Photos by Francesca Partridge
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