Christmas Lights

Last week me and my best friend/ housie went to watch the Meadowhall light switch on in Sheffield but we got there a mere 6 hours before hand to do just a spot of shopping. I didn't buy much as on a tight budget and some of what I did buy were Christmas presents from other people. Weird I know but I'm hard to buy for!

I wanted to wear something comfy and not too warm as I HATE being boiling whilst shopping it's the worst! Thought this outfit was pretty fitting.

Hat- Lazy Oaf

Fur Shawl- Topshop

Wet look leggings-Primark

Cardigan- Pink Cadillac

Boots- ASOS

THIS HAT IS NOW MY LIFE ♥

T-shirt- River Island

Curb chain, eternity, cross and skull midi and normal size rings- H&M, Topshop and Dorothy Perkins 

Chunky knitted scarf- H&M

Boots- Firetrap vis USC

I love these I have wanted a pair of pointed block heel boots for ages and fell in love with these love with 

Ethnic Jewellery

My jewellery collection is continuosly growing and changing. Since I visited Tunisia for the second time with my family we were spoken to by a store owner and 'palm reader' in the nearest town. After studying our hands and speaking to us all indivually he was able to tell the connections between me, my mum, stepdad, brother, step sister and boyfriend telling us what he believed were the stories of our future. Athough he was quite clearly also trying to sell jewellery to us as I walked out he discreatly put The Fatima Hand into mine for free (always good)He told me that the Fatima Hand also known as Hamsa would protect me and give me good fortune aswell as ward off the evil eye.

Since that day I have found myself in love with any pieces of jewellery that resemble the Hamsa as well as other tribal/ethnic looking items.

Here are some of my few favourties.