i always seem to blog in the middle of the night

one of my favourite stores is topshop, i find the fit is amazing and most of it is very comfortable as well as current and on trend. they suit me well, and i also like the quality, variety of designs and the not so high price tag. now due to location (hastings, eurgh) i would have to travel to brighton to get near a h&m, a miss selfridge or an urban outfitter. so i have a problem when buying clothes, the variety in hastings is a bit thin on the ground so i own A LOT of topshop clothing (thankfully there is one here), to the point where my friends refer to me as 'a topshop addict' or another affection term, 'topshop whore'. haha, and i guess its true. not only are the clothes fantastic but i much prefer their shoes to many other places, they are well made, last a long time and are really comfy (excluding the huge platform boots i own from there. comfy for about 5 seconds) so i also own a large quantity of their shoes. i'll get round to counting how many one day, im a bit scared to do it, haha.
so i guess this is a post based around some of their latest designs i've fallen in love with and wish i had the money to buy, if anyone would like to purchase these for me, i gladly love them forever and make them tea...

whipstitch rucksack

i need to own this bag for many reasons, the main one being the tasseling. topshop have designed some amazing items, including shoes, bags, jewelery, that include this trend and they have done it beautifully, well worth investing in a few of their pieces.

woven sandal wedge by unique

these wedges would look great teamed with denim shorts or flared trousers, if i owned them i'd be sure to do both. with a price tag of £130 they are more expensive than normal topshop shoes, but i think they are worth the extra. amazing shoes, although my bubble would HATE it if i wore these around him as we're basically the same height.

paloma dress by motel**

this dress is a perfect example of re-created catwalk looks sold on the high street. this dress is clearly influenced by the jeremy scott collection i talked about in an earlier post, all its missing is the cape.

i've been so ill recently and it sucks, i should probably go to the doctors but i know they will just give me a blood test and come up with 'inconclusive' results. plus im hugely terrified of needles. many things are getting me through this period, one being 'how hard can it be? the world according to jeremy clarckson' to those unfamilliar with this set of books, they are a collection of his column posts he writes. he is a very good journalist and has training in it, which i never knew before. of course the book is full of his wit and sarcastic comments and i'm having a hard time putting it down, his take on political and world issues are hilarious and in some cases extremely logical, if not a bit extreme. i may die of laughing before the end.

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