tweed? well I say

I always need to look my best for work; Laura Ashley has a reputation and a standard that I must make sure I rise to. But when it's absolutely bitter outside and the front doors keeps opening as customers file in, all I really want to wear is my onesie, my mittens, and maybe my duvet.
But I can't, and I doubt you can either, so here's how I work around it. 
However, if you can then please tell us all what job you do and how we can get it because if I could just stroll into work wrapped in my duvet I would be one happy lady. 

Jumper - Laura Ashley £70

Pencil skirt - Laura Ashley £65

I'll say it before and I'll say it again - pencil skirts are fantastic. Every girl looks crazy hot in one regardless of shape, they're perfect for a night out, dinner, brunch, shopping and work. I know jumpers can often be lumped in the 'casual' section of fashion, but I think if you can find a really beautiful, good quality jumper then there's nothing wrong with teaming it with a pair of heels for an occasion where casual definitely isn't on the dress code. I wear these both together with my favourite heeled boots and I'm ready for a day filled with styling at the dressing rooms and climbing up ladders to get that duck egg blue roll of wallpaper.

Add a bit of lipstick to brighten up the outfit and you're all good to go!

winter winds

Jumper - Primark

Coat - Topshop

Jeans - Topshop

Boots - ASOS

Bag - Alexander Wang

Sunglasses - Ray Ban

If there's one thing I love about winter more than mittens, it's jumpers. They're so easy to wear as you can wear them with absolutely everything. They're are an easy way of taking your favourite summer outfit right through to winter - how many girls do you see wearing denim shorts, tights, and jumpers nowadays?
This is one of my favourites as it's quite long and it's nice and thick, so it keeps me extra snug. It's also fairly bright, and reds and pinks are always great to wear in the dreary winter months.

Do you have any staples that you think I need in my wardrobe for winter?