Charity Shop!

So here comes the first fashion-style-haul post. I am not an expert, I am not a model and unfortunately not a photographer. The main reason why I want to add these posts to the blog is that I feel like I start to find my own style and sometimes I find very good deals!

I happen to love vintage clothing and charity shops, because the whole shopping turns out to be a treasure hunt, and the dress you are wearing, will less likely cross your way on the street.

So the other day I went in to my favourite charity shop, which is on our street, St Luke's Hospice. It is a small store, but as most of the charity shops, you can find all kind of goods there.

The first thing I do is looking through the tops, because in many cases you just discover an awesome design, and this is how I ended up buying these pieces.

The mystical deer

It is a simple black T-shirt, with a very nice design that is printed on. I am personally not a huge fan of printed tees, but it is a very light layer on the material, so it doesn't bother me much. 

The painted crop top

As you may know, crop tops are showing the belly if not worn with high waisted bottoms. Therefore they are not my favourite, but since even in England the weather is so warm, I did not have other choice but buying it! The paint-like picture caught my eye and I fell in love with it more, when I looked at the back: it is a nice, split back showing the arch of the back, which I think is very summery!

As for dresses, I can't help myself but absolutely adore the collar-shirtlike summer dresses:

The pink

This dress caught my eye in a second, and even though I already had a similar one, the pink was just the right shade, the collar and the style was perfect. I still find these dresses a bit too short, so I wear shorts or thicker tights with them. The outfit actually has an under dress, so the seethrough layer is not really showing everything. The texture is just lush!

The shirt
This item is more like a top, than a dress, I would never wear it without bottom clothing, but given the length, leggings are really suitable for this job. This one also came with an under layer, just a simple grey vest, but since the shirt itself is a bit baggy style, the vest's job really is to hide what needs to be hidden! The lower back part makes it dress-like, and the long sleeves look great either done up or just down.

And for the last, I treated myself with a new pair of earrings, the really long, hanging style, and I was looking for these kinds for a very long time. The golden colour reflects the sunshine and it is really pretty, absolutely must have!

I can't really give an accurate price for them, but I do know, that none of the clothes was more than £ 3-4, and the earrings were just a pound!

So I ended up buying these 5 items for around £ 15, which I find to be a very good deal!

Moo:)