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Reversible faux fur coat by Nina Ricci (similar versions here and here)
Colour block cuff by Fendi (similar here)
Classic hip bag by Balenciaga
Sweet talk clutch by Charlotte Olympia (similar here and here)
Mirror iPhone cover by Moschino
Wool blend bustier by Marni (similar here and here)
Wrap around ring by Wanderlust & Co (similar here and here)
Bel Air sunglasses by Wildfox
Blush in Gaiety by NARS
Low skate slip-ons in glitter by Givenchy (similar here and here)
If you’re new to this blog then it may shock you to know that I don’t like girly-girl pieces. All that pink, sparkly and even more pink glitter just isn’t my thing. That said, once the month of February dawns and the tides begin to change, so I do as I find myself lusting and yearning for all the pink stuff. Even the overly glittery too. And I blame this drastic change to my cerebral matter solely on all that Valentines Day’s hype that we’re bombarded with. And despite having to endure this years gaudy celebrations alone, I’m beginning to note that one does not have to be “coupled” to actually enjoy this day. I’ve found Valentine’s Day makes the perfect excuse to splurge on something utterly decadent for oneself. So I suppose this is a post dedicated to all the single ladies out there (though those of you in relationships will obviously benefit from this edit too). Rather than hiding away or being shunned on this day why not indulge in something extra special for yourself? Why not entertain yourself with something pretty and pink? Even if you’ll only use it once then scold yourself later for buying such frivolous pink nonsense. It’s the thought the counts. At least that is what you can tell yourself once the hype of Valentine promptly dissipates after the 14th. But most importantly, why should singles miss out on all the fun too?
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