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Hi!

After going round what seemed like every shop in town trying to find some holiday clothes for Mr C we stopped in H&M where I got distracted as per usual.

Now I know that H&M stock a plus size range but I don't think that much of it. I always look at the regular sizes as there are always one or two things that I find will fit me, mainly tops but that's fine as I have enough trousers and skirts to last a lifetime!




Mr C actually choose this top for me, it's not something that I would have chosen but when I put it on I really liked it. I paired it with some trousers from ASOS and some shoes from Primark. I wore this on the plane and it was the perfect outfit for 8 hours in the air.



 
Top - H&M
Trousers - ASOS
Shoes - Primark

 
Much Love
 
Natalie
 
x

Comments

  1. Stephanie Jane8 August 2015 at 18:41

    You look great. I think I might have that top or very similar. H&m tshirt are always nice x

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  2. Stephanie Jane8 August 2015 at 18:41

    You look great. I think I might have that top or very similar. H&m tshirt are always nice x

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  3. Love Leah9 August 2015 at 20:07

    Ah, the crochet touch is lovely, and it'll go with so many things. xx

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