STYLE AT EVERY AGE

Last week I wore my old Next camel coat on a quick trip to the supermarket, a gift from my God Daughter about 3 or 4 years ago. I was just over the moon to have a camel coat and didn't think a great deal about the fact it didn't have a collar, as the colour and flattering style of the coat were the most important factors. Thrown on over a fail safe formula that feels like my uniform, when I'm in a hurry just reach for jeans and a breton top.

Monki £70 at Asos.

I don't think I had ever had a collarless coat before and I was soon smitten by the simplicity of the style and wouldn't be adverse to having more in my wardrobe in a range of colours and prints, if that were at all possible.

Isabel Marant Ega soft-tweed collarless coat

Isabel Marant Soft Tweed Coat £640 at Matches.

I need a leopard print coat replaced and the Monki one featured below at just £35 would be a guilt free purchase in the run up to Christmas that would look fab over a LBD for festive nights out and I have fallen hook, line and sinker for the Phase Eight check one, visualising it with jeans and flat Chelsea boots as we speak.

Navy Button Front Coat was £85 now £29 Asos.

White Collarless Faux Fur Gloss Coat was £79 now £71.10.

Grey Mohair Collarless Coat £190 Kin by John Lewis.

Wool Blend Coat was £79.99 now £59.99 Mango (other colours available).

Leopard Coat £35 Mela Loves at House of Fraser.

Doris Check Coat £144 Phase Eight.

Are you a fan of the collarless coat? Do you have one? Which one would you choose?

Everybody loves a bit of gold in their life, especially at Christmas time, so spread a little shimmer this festive season with the Style At Every Age "Going For Gold" gift guide.
Whether your looking for stocking fillers, presents for family, friends or colleagues, its time to indulge in some gift giving opulence or maybe add a few little treats to your own Christmas wishlist.

1.Selina Gold T-Bar Shoes £65 Office.

2.Neom Christmas Wish Scented Candle £30.
3.Embellished Shimmer Gold Cushion £14 Next
4.Ariella Gold Sequin Dress £119.20 John Lewis.

Givenchy Antigona Tote £1,750 Exclusive to Selfridges (in 2013 this was exclusive to Harrods and my daughter had it for her 21st, wasn't this expensive either but it's a gorgeous bag).
6.Guerlain Gold Nail Polish £16.65 John Lewis.

7.Accessorize Sequin Clutch £22 Accessorize.

8.Gucci Guilty Eau De Toilette from £42 House of Fraser.
9.French Connection Cosmic Sparkle Top £90 at John Lewis
10.Gold Metallic Wrap £39.20 Phase Eight.
11.Kate Spade Watch £225 Selfridges..

12.Classic Pave Link Bracelet £125 J Crew.

Will you be going for gold this Christmas?

Boden Luxurious Lace Top £99. £74.25 using code 3Y8Y

A belated post due to lack of internet (yet again) I think it's time to swap provider, twice in the last four weeks is driving me round the twist, I've had to borrow a dongle to write this! Anyway I wanted to talk to you about what to wear if you have no parties to go to, maybe just a couple of informal "do's" like me. My days of Christmas office parties at either The Ritz or The Savoy are long gone but boy do I miss them! I'm lucky if I go out for a meal to celebrate my December birthday (not that getting old is something to be celebrated) and I usually have a catch-up with a couple of Mum's from Teen Boys old Primary School and what to wear is always a dilemma when you might just be going to a pub or a local restaurant. I never want to be overdressed and usually stick with the jeans and heels formula and a Trophy Top of sorts.

My Trophy Top of choice this season was the Luxurious Lace Top from Boden thanks to a gift voucher, discount code and the fact my size came back in stock! When I tried my size on I thought it was a little bit tight if I'm honest so I checked the website again and the larger size was also back in stock so I exchanged it but there isn't a lot in it, It doesn't feel any bigger than the first one really but I love it so am keeping it and you never know I might wake up a stone lighter one morning, well if there is a God I will.

Now it doesn't photograph very well when your parcel arrives mid afternoon on a dull and dreary Friday afternoon and you have no windows in your upstairs hallway so I've done my best and decided to try it on with black jeans rather than blue. I fancied adding my blue glitter Valorie clutch by Anya Hindmarch to the ensemble but sadly it seems to have gone missing from my wardrobe and nobody is owning up!

So all in all I'm more than happy with the Luxurious Lace Top, it pretty much says what it does on the tin - goes with everything, will last for years and as with any Trophy Top it will sit in your wardrobe waiting patiently for the nights when you don't want to be overdressed but do want to wear something just that little bit special.

The Boden top does come in various colours but I never doubted I would opt for the black version and if like me you don't need a full on party dress this season, then there are plenty of lace tops around to dress up jeans, faux leather leggings or more formal trousers.

1. Mint Velvet Black Lace Double Layer Top £89 here and here.

2. Coast Isa Lace Top £45 here.

3. Phase Eight Leoni Lace Top £49.

4. Oasis Sheer Sleeve Lace Top £30.

5. Monsoon Sophie Top £59.

6. Dolce And Gavvana £1,050 at Net A Porter.

7. Black Floral Lace Top £17.99 New Look.

Get an amazing 25% off the Sophie top at Monsoon with this weeks Grazia (Kim K on cover) and in addition to this, Tesco currently have 20% off Monsoon Gift Cards, so quickly grab a gift card, buy Grazia and get 45% off this great top! If not, just buy online using code MONNOV25 for your 25% off!

Is there a black lace top in your wardrobe? If not which one would you choose?

Black Lace Up Metallic Heel Pointed Pumps | New Look

One thing I have missed during the last week and three days without internet is my constant checking to see if the New Look homage to the stunning Aquazzura flats were back in stock and I am pleased to report they are!

I bought mine before I went on holiday back in August and due to their popularity, I had to plump for a size smaller as my usual size 6 was out of stock and here I am finally back online only to find that yes they are back in stock but that sadly they still don't have a size 6 and I am left wondering whether I would be better off with a size bigger than a size smaller? Well the jury is still out on that one and I guess it isn't really the time to be buying shoes when there are still presents to purchase but thought I would give you guys the heads up in case you completely missed out first time round!

Black Lace Up Metallic Heel Pointed Pumps | New Look

New Look £22.99

You may think it's a little bit cold for shoes now but their little gold heel, these shoes would make a fab alternative to heels on a night out, I totally adore mine.

Its good to be back, although only time for a quick post tonight but looking forward to catching up with some blog reading over the next few days!

Did you manage to get your hands on these statement flats first time round?

Premium Satin Dress £59.99 Mango.

I have no major Christmas Parties or reasons to get really dressed up again this year but lots of you will have and it's easy to assume you need something black or red to feel really festive, but that is far from the truth. There are so many embellished, sequin and metallic dresses and outfits around this season and lots of discounts available, so this could be the perfect time to pick up a party dress that will work whatever the season and could even be pulled out for wedding next summer - I'm all about versatility and getting as much wear as possible out of an investment piece, no matter what it costs!

1. Boden Embellished Jaquard Dress Was £390 now £279.30.

2. Dorothy Perkins Bronze Sequin Shift Dress Was £65 now £45.50 plus extra 10% off using code LUCKYU.

3. Hobbs Debutante Lame Dress Was £249 now £174.

4. Untold Beaded Dress Was £200 now £120 at House of Fraser.

5. Karen Millen Sequin Patterned Dress £250.

6.Adrianna Papell Short Bead Dress £150 at John Lewis.

What are you wearing to your Christmas Parties this year?

Olivia Burton £75.00

A few weeks ago a reader emailed me asking about watches for her 16 year old daughter. I told her that my three daughters had a combination of Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs and DKNY between them and duly emailed her my recommendations. A few days later when I asked for Christmas wish lists from my girls, we had a new watch request in the form of Olivia Burton, a brand I had seen on various blogs over the past year.
I found the best place to buy these watches is The Dressing Room who have by far the largest selection along with free delivery on all orders and 10% off first orders, plus it's great to support an independent award winning boutique.

Image 1 of Marc By Marc Jacobs Amy Silver And Rose Gold Two Toned Watch MBM3194

Marc By Marc Jacobs was £185 now £148.

If you are sticking with the better known designer brands, Asos have a selection of Marc By Marc Jacobs watches which are currently reduced here and lets face it, although an older teen would love one, so would most grown up women! I like the two tone watches as they go with whatever jewellery selection you make along with your handbag hardware (if your OCD about these things).

Disney Watch was £35 now £28.

Younger teenage girls will love the selection of Disney watches at Asos some of which are reduced and perfect for making sure they leave the school disco on time! View full collection here.

Harrods Sports Watch £29.95

Leading on to watches for teenage boys. I thought this was a hard one until I stumbled across the Harrods sports watch I bought for my thirteen year old last Christmas. The watch is available this year and I am really pleased with it. It has kept time and still looks like new despite being worn everyday so I highly recommend this.

Uniform Wares 203 Series Brushed-Steel Wristwatch

Uniform Wares Brushed Steel 203 Series Watch £280.

Watches for men would be a hard one for me but luckily my hubby is a watch fanatic so I asked him what he would buy if he had £200-300 to spend and he immediately answered "Uniform Wares". Apparently he wants one (shame) and they have been seen on the wrists of certain male celebrities but sadly he can't remember who right now. Full range available from Liberty of London with prices starting from £170 here.

Do you have to buy a watch for someone this year or do you have one on your own wishlist?

Bonmarche Padded Coat £55.

As I hurriedly got dressed for a day trip to London, I took one look in the mirror and thought to myself how many times have I seen this all black look replicated over the years. Black puffa coat, black jeans or leggings and long black boots, it's a fail safe winter fashion formula and certainly one that never seems to date. I had every intention of secretly taking some pictures of every woman I saw wearing a similar outfit in the West End but as I spent all day locked deep in conversation with my God Daughter or silent in admiration of Christmas Window Dressings, I kind of forgot, but I am sure there were hundreds, I have clients who come to me dressed like this, I've seen women in the playground or the supermarket dressed the like this and the only time I haven't worn this look myself over the years was last winter when my black puffa coat finally gave up on me after three winters of virtually constant wear and school runs.

You can add colour with your scarf, bag or a hat but the other three elements have to be black to become a member of the "All Blacks" gang. I didn't have time to changeover bags (should of done it the night before). I toyed with the idea of ankle boots but knew I needed flats for walking around all day so pulled out my trusty Jimmy Choo patent boots which I can rely on for both comfort and classic style and I'd like to say a big thank you to Bonmarche for gifting me the coat - although I was equally excited by the pre-loaded Starbucks card which was also in the parcel and enabled me to have my first Eggnog Latte of the festive season!

Jaeger Long Padded Coat 50% off now £99. Warehouse Faux Fur Puffa £90. Karen Millen Signature Padded Coat £350. Boden Padded Parka £179. Mango Feather Down Long Coat £79.99. Linea Weekend Urban Padded Coat Was £130 now £65.

If you don't yet own a black padded coat there are plenty of reductions around so you may wish to treat yourself to this wardrobe outerwear staple, I know I was lost without one last year.

So tell me, is this a look that you or someone you know tends to wear every winter? Will you be keeping an eye out to spot an "All Black"?

I had a girls night out on Friday and it was great to catch up with the girls over a scrummy supper and a couple of G&T's.

I've been to this particular Indian restaurant many times before at this time of year and have been surprised by the mixture of people, some really dressing up and those that can't be arsed to cook on a Friday night so pop out without dressing up at all, so it was all about balance and not looking either too over or too under dressed but I wanted to make a bit of an effort in light of the fact I am almost another year older (drat) and Christmas is just around the corner, so it was a good opportunity to finally wear my Boden Lace Top along with the Next PU leggings beloved of a few of my favorite bloggers. An item that I was really unsure about, especially when I was sitting on my friends heated front seat!

The top was out of stock in my size when I first went to buy it some time ago but I kept checking back and finally got it. I thought it was a bit too fitted for my liking so checked again and ordered the next size up but honestly don't think there is a lot in it if I'm honest or perhaps I put on even more wait in the week it took to come. Then in true Boden fashion it got reduced in their recent up to 40% off promo so I wasn't a happy bunny despite the fact I did get it discounted, but not as generous as in the promotion.

I was quite amused by the fact I wore two completely black outfits in one week (see previous post) but am considering myself to be ultra chic in my colour choices and may well turn into one of those women who only wear black eventually, but not just yes, so I slung on my very old leopard print coat to take the edge off and stop anyone thinking I had come straight from a funeral.

Boden Lace Top here. Their sale is now on so you can get it nice and cheap!

Next PU Legging £28 here.

Hobbs Patent Shoes £129 here. Love these because they aren't too high and are really comfy but still elegant. Also available in nude patent or navy suede.

Anya Hindmarch Mini Gracie Bag old larger version in Midnight available here.

Leopard jacket old similar at Topshop for £89 here. I'm really fussy with leopard print and like a clear large print, not small or blurred.

I have a few things on y Boden sale wishlist I am hoping to spend my birthday money on tomorrow so fingers crossed I can get what I want and more importantly that they don't just have a miserly 20% off I much prefer half price items!

What's on your Boden sale wishlist?

And that is something I struggle with at sale time, getting caught up in the bargains, the bigger the reduction the better in my book and I find it difficult to restrain myself. I have a wishlist of items, some of which I can't find exactly what I'm looking for, but when the Boden sale started I had a couple of pieces in mind so spent some of my birthday money wisely.

Image via Fashion Foie Gras

The zebra print t-bar flats had been on my wishlist since I first saw them on the Fashion Foie Gras Blog at the beginning of September. My love of animal prints is well documented but there is no zebra in the house and I thought these would be the perfect way to add print to an otherwise neutral outfit and am pleased to report the sizing is good, the embellished flats are quite tight but these feel really comfortable, although I haven't been outside the house in them as yet! I would of liked a bigger reduction but was worried they might go out of stock in my size which is what usually happens when I try and hold my nerve and I wasn't prepared to take a risk on these.

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Boden T-Bar Flat Also in Aubergine and Metallic. Get yours here.

Next up - a leopard print top. Just a jersey t-shirt that will be nice and comfortable for cooking the dinner on Christmas Day. My Xmas day attire has to be comfortable, nothing too hot (my tiny kitchen soon gets steamed up) and a print is essential to avoid the fat splashes that I always seem to get when cooking no matter how careful I am! It would be lovely to get invited to somebody else's house for a change, a chance to dress up instead of thinking about oven heat and comfort, I could rock up somewhere in heels and sequins whilst somebody else does all the hard work for a change.

There are plenty of leopard print accessories and a jacket in my wardrobe but I have never had an actual item of clothing before so am super excited to wear this and can see how easily it will dress up or down, in fact I might wear it out Saturday night save wearing the Boden lace top I wore last time (which is now super cheap in the sale). Leopardprint has fast become a wardrobe staple that never dates and looks amazing with black, navy, camel or red so I know I will get lots of wear out of this.

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Animal Print Top with 40% off now £21.00

I hurriedly tried both items on as soon as they arrived but promise I won't be wearing the shoes and top at the same time! Nor will I be wearing them with my work leggings!

Other things that I will be keeping a close eye on as they are also on my wishlist but currently either sold out in my size or not cheap enough are the Perfect Party Top in Daisy Jacquard, The Sequin Cable Jumper, The Off Duty Jumper but only in Navy or Charcoal and have just realised that with 60% off, the Embellished Jumper in grey could be winging it's way to my wardrobe very soon!

And finally I'd like to apologise for not having much time for blogging or commenting at the moment but things are rather hectic at SAEA HQ, not helped by the fact my laptop is broken and trying to borrow one of the kids results in them changing their passwords or leaving them out of battery with the lead hidden to avoid me uploading photo's, not shutting down properly etc etc so my pictures are evener poorer quality than usual and all sorts of funny shapes thanks to the Blogger app which seems to have no continuity or quality for that matter!

So tell me has your heart ruled your head in the Boden sale or have you stuck to your wishlist?

The house is cleaned (sort of) the sausagemeat and stuffing balls are made and in the fridge as are the chipolatas wrapped in bacon. The milk for the bread sauce is infusing with cloves as we speak and I have pinched my daughters laptop to come online and wish all of my amazing readers a Happy Christmas and a healthy and prosperous New Year.
Thanks for sticking with this crazy old bint for the past six years and with a bit of luck someone will have bought me a new laptop tomorrow although I know it's more than a likely to be a pair of slippers but never mind, lets just count ourselves fortunate for what we do have and the love of those around us which is so much more important than our retail therapy addiction!

Have a fab time sweeties! Mucho Love S xxx

Buy Fenn Wright Manson Gracie Dress, Poppy Online at johnlewis.com

Was £160 now £80.

If you haven't yet braved the sales or sat down with your laptop to do some serious online sales shopping, there is still time to avoid hasty panic buying of items that you don't really need and won't ever end up wearing, so sit back grab a cuppa, read my advice and go forth and purchase, happy in the knowledge that you have shopped wisely and haven't wasted your money no matter how good the reduction might be!

1. Shop Your Wishlist

If you created a new season wishlist at the start of the autumn/winter season, is there anything on there that you didn't manage to get at full price?

There was lots on mine, it's always a season where I don't have a lot of money to spend on myself so there are a few bits I wanted but didn't get. A red handbag sit's at the top of the list and I adore the Jil Sander one currently on sale at NAP but sadly I didn't get that much birthday or xmas money and my daughter doesn't get her staff discount until she has been there three months (despite the fact she has interned there in the past). The other items which were high on my list were new jeans, a chunky jumper in either dark green, black or grey and a lightweight red knit to wear underneath my camel coats as red looks fab with camel.
All of these items remain unbought despite a sales shopping trip yesterday so it looks like I will be turning to ever faithful boden for an injection of new knitwear. I did however make one purchase which was on the list, a red dress from Fenn Wright Manson (top picture) which I adore. I have a "thing" about tulip sleeves and we all know that a LRD is as much as a wardrobe staple as a LBD and this looks stunning on. Yes even on me!

It looks pink in the photo's uploaded via the Blogger app but it is red and I am pretty confident that this is a dress for all seasons, all occasions and will look as good with black or nude court shoes as it will with gold or silver strappy sandals.

It has already sold out on the John Lewis website so grab yours from HOF quickly if your wardrobe has a gap for a show stopping red dress.

2. Shop Wardrobe Staples

Basic T-shirts in black, grey or white, breton tops, classic shirts in white, pale blue or denim (this Paul and Joe Sister one has been a big favorite of mine since last summer but I don't think the L would fit me sadly), cashmere (want this but sold out in my size), jeans, boots, court shoes, trench coats for spring, classic black trousers, maybe a lace or leather skirt? They may not excite you massively but they form the backbone of any hard working wardrobe and can be very unappealing at full price!

3. Shop Ahead

This was something I always did when the girls were little. Dressing three little ones at the start of a new season was always costly when I was a single mum for a while, so in the winter sales I tried to pick up dresses and tops which where either sleeveless or had short sleeves and in the summer sales I would pick up long sleeved tops, knitwear, jeans and jackets. I've also done the same thing myself on many occasions as did Annemarie recently with a Boden dress she failed to pick up last summer which is now in clearance for less than £30. Now that's what I call savvy shopping!

4. Shop Statement Pieces To Treasure

Buy those pieces that will add a wow to your wardrobe and you wouldn't want to pay full price for like these faux fur one strap sandals (seen on lots of bloggers but a bit young for me sadly) from Dune, the Tarzi skirt from Coast or the Boden embellished clutch.

Have you been shopping your wishlist, shopping ahead or investing in statement pieces this sales season?

Normal Mascara to the left, Younique 3d Fibre Lash Mascara to the right.

If you have been anywhere near my social media feeds recently (or in fact anywhere near social media at all) you have probably noticed that Younique Cosmetics has launched it's direct sales business in the UK and everywhere you look there are people taking selfies of their eyelashes or Younique presenters adding pictures of clients wearing the amazing 3D Fibre Lash Mascara, the brands biggest selling product. Is this mascara the best thing ever or is it just a load of hype?

I first became aware of Younique at the beginning of October, a month before the 1st November UK product launch. An old friend who I worked with back in 2008 at a local salon contacted me telling me about the brand, the mascara and how selling it would sit well alongside my existing business. Having extremely short and sparse lashes, I asked if she had one I could try and once I tried it out for myself I was chomping at the bit to sign up and start selling this amazing 100% natural fibre lash mascara to anyone who would listen!

I had never worked in Direct Sales before but it didn't take long for me to see that getting in at the beginning of something and working your butt off means it is possible to make a decent amount of money. If you pick your Direct Sales company right and love the products you are promoting then you are half way there. The first few months can be hard and some may use that as an excuse to quit - others work harder and push themselves from a few hours a day into part time or full time work and income. For some lucky or very hard working presenters, direct sales can be the ticket to an amazing dream life. The highest UK presenter earn't £10,000 on the day we launched in the UK which kind of made me wish I had heard about the opportunity earlier and spent months before launch as she did, building a team of presenters who then went on to recruit their own team and so on and so forth.
The trust that everybody had in her and the product is pretty amazing when you think about it, but not everybody wants to take it that far. Some sign up with a view to trying to get rich, some just want to sell mascara and other beauty products and some just want the kit. £69 to sign up for a kit containing £150 worth of products has been a pull for some. However people want to do it, it is totally up to them.

I like the fact the products will bring in repeat sales, are as easy to promote at the school gate (if you still do a school run) as they are in a beauty salon and with 5 million pounds worth of sales in the first month, all those women can't be wrong and with Younique now the biggest direct sales company in the UK - the new year looks very exciting. I now have a small team, have taken orders from places I least expected them, been supported by bloggers and had numerous trips to the Post Office sending on orders to those of you who live all over the country. Thank you.

Is it worth it?

If you are thinking of joining yourself I would most definitely say yes. Whether you need the money to enable you to have a holiday this year, a stay at home mum who needs some extra income without spending time away from the kids (Younique is mostly social media based) work in the beauty industry and looking for additional income, whatever your reasons the 3D Fibre Lash mascara is amazing and can be worn quite natural or as big and voluminous as you like! The fibres are made from green tea leaves so are 100% natural, the mascara is water resistant but removes just like your normal mascara and demand has been phenomenal. The other products are amazing too, 100% mineral make-up without the parabens, fillers and chemicals found in Mac and Bare Minerals so it appeals to those living and eating a healthy lifestyle who don't want to apply nasties to the outside of their bodies when they nourish the inside.

Everything can be run through your facebook and phone. Take orders from people you see or get a client to host a virtual facebook make-up party for you where she will earn hostess rewards, free stuff and half price items. If you have a background in home parties there is no reason why you can't do them with Younique - it is totally up to you.
You can do this part time, full time, run it alongside your full time job, family or existing direct sales business and along with your kit you also get your own personal Younique website on sign up, so you can place orders straightaway and get paid your commission three hours later!

The last couple of months have been amazing and I look forward to going forward into 2015 being the best team leader possible and offering as much help and support to my team and anyone who may be interested in this amazing opportunity.

If you love make-up or are looking at getting into direct sales please feel free to email me or take a look around my website and JOIN MY TEAM HERE.

Remember no matter what their age, every woman wants great lashes!

Needle & Thread Embellished Dress was £175 now £70.

They used to say there was only one sale and it was Harrods but when it comes to online designer shopping there is only one sale for me and I only get excited when that sale goes up to 70% off! Not only is it that big reduction a lot of you are waiting for but it is also that time of the year where you don't have to deal with the wrath of your husband or bank manager and doesn't have you running to the door when the postman comes to retrieve your joint bank statement. OK so those days may be over now that we have internet banking, but nothing beats a completely guilt free designer purchase at high street prices or that much coveted piece you would buy at full price if only you could afford it, so I've picked some classic pieces that would fit into any capsule collection easily and will be worth their wardrobe weight in gold!

1.The red Jil Sander bag on my wishlist is now 50% off but I am also bowled over by this timeless classic black handbag which will go with everything and won't ever date and has a massive 70% off!. Now this is how to shop the sales, investing in a classic. Was £1,440 now £432.

2. Shop ahead for summer with this Marantesque homage from Michael by Michael Kors also with 70% off was £155 now £47.

3. The Helmut Lang cotton biker jacket with leather sleeves will be a wardrobe staple for many years to come also with 70% off was £705 now £211.50.

4. You can't beat designer denim at sale time and it never hangs around for long! Jean trends come and go but you can't go wrong with a mid rise skinny for tucking in your boots during winter or wearing with sandals and a boho top once the temperature rises. Was £125 now with 70% off £37.50.

5.Every wardrobe needs a silk shirt and I adore the leather trimmed twist on a classic which will look amazing with blue jeans now and white jeans in summer. Again with 70% off now £81.

6. We are sucker for a bit of high end shoe porn at SAEA HQ and these Rupert Sanderson heels have my heart a flutter! 70% off was £495 now £148.50.

Have you shopped the net-a-porter sale this season?

No easier way to ease myself back into blogging than with a Mothers Day post!
You know that when after a few months absence, you begin to miss your blog, well in my book that is the perfect time to come back!

I have been super busy selling mascara as any facebook or instagram friends will know and I have been having so much fun, the blog just took a back seat. It wasn't intentional, just that I was having a brilliant time elsewhere and still am, building something up for when I give up the beauty therapy which I struggle with now, or should I say my back does!
So when a few weeks drag into months you begin to question yourself if it really is time to give up after six years of rattling on with your own personal fashion musings!

Anyway I digress! So did you all have a lovely day yesterday?
I have to admit my day started off super busy with the usual making breakfast, beds and taking the rubbish out, followed by a trip to my mums and then a trip to the supermarket. This particular mother was a bit like "Old Mother Hubbard" and my cupboards were truly bare!
Once back home and shopping put away, it was time for a well earned cuppa and a browse through this months Vogue magazine (my youngest daughter has a subscription - result!) when one of the dogs decided to start being sick! Typical!

Anyway before I knew it - it was time to get ready as my eldest had told me she had booked a table for my Mothers Day treat at 6pm and it was a 30 minute drive away!

My grown up children have all eaten at the Oak On The Green in Bearsted near Maidstone, but I never have, so it was a lovely surprise to find that was our final destination as everybody raves about the hearty fayre which was rather delicious and filling beyond belief!
None of your "arty farty" minuscule portions here - no siree! We could hardly move at the end of our three course Mothers Day menu!

I started with a Crab Crepe, followed by Pork Belly for main and my dessert weakness was fulfilled with one of the best Creme Brulees I have eaten in ages, however I also have another weakness for a cake, pie, whatever you want to call it, Gypsy Tart - a pudding that did apparently originate from the area I live in and can be bought from the Central Pie Shop in town and I have to say it wasn't something I expected to see on the menu, so we ordered an extra dessert to share between us all.

I am really fussy with my Gypsy Tart - it has to be made with brown sugar and not demerara and it mustn't be baked, if made properly the mixture is so thick it is just poured into an already cooked pastry case and not baked in the oven like some people do (it's vile - you are a fool). I was pleased to say that this particular Gypsy Tart was just perfect and we managed to eat it by having a few mouthfuls each and wash the lot down with another glass of Bolly - my kids really are the best!

The only thing that stopped the evening being perfect was the absence of middle daughter who lives and works in London now and couldn't get the day off but she did send me a gorgeous bouquet.

So what did I wear? Well I don't overly dress up if going for a pub meal so it was just my usual uniform of jeans and top and although I toyed with the idea of a small heel, the Boden zebra print t-bar flats won out in the end as I haven't worn them much but am desperate to break out of boots!

It might look a bit matchy, matchy but it's not, my shoes are patterned! Although I do like matchy matchy more and more the older I get!

Side Zip Crepe Jumper £35 Marks and Spencer.

Gap jeans - old, similar here.

T-Bar Flats Boden - last years zebra print ponyskin but there are 5 new colours for this year and currently with 11% off, was £69 now £61.41.

Anya Hindmarch Gracie Bag - old, but love this Tory Burch one.

Hope you all had a lovely day and a couple of glasses of bubbles to celebrate being a Mum yesterday! It is not always the easiest job in the world but in my eyes there is nothing better than being a mum and soon to be Nanna!!

Still being a really bad blogger but grabbing some time as OH is cooking dinner tonight. Or to put a finer point on it, reheating a previously frozen chicken casserole, but whatever, it frees me up for a blog post, so I'm not complaining!

Boden Lille Flats

So moving on to the title of the post - the lace up shoe obsession first started last year with Aquazurra (way out of price range) and then the £22 New Look version added fuel to the fire at the end of last summer and so intent was I on having them, I ordered a size down as a six was out of stock. Oh my lord, the things we do for shoes, even cheap ones, I do have to laugh at myself sometimes!

New Look Lace Up Flats

Blogger press days had revealed that Boden were also doing a version for SS15 so with a credit note and discount code, the navy were purchased although I had to wait a few weeks before the weather was shoe worthy and the boots could stay at home!
I love the silver but already have silver flats and can not remember a time when I had navy shoes (apart from my New Balance but they don't count) and navy is so chic right? Plus I always wear jeans so the navy will pretty much go with anything, although I still want a black version that actually fit me comfortably!

The Russell and Bromley are also a little bit out of price range sadly, although I did do a little sigh as I spotted them in the window trying to pretend that they were £25 instead of a rather steep £255 - ekk!!!!
Another thing that seems to matter with your lace up flats is whether the lace starts in a "v" from the top of the shoe or whether it lies straight across like the Boden ones, either way I'm not too fussy and am pleased to report that pocket friendly versions are available if designer price tags are a little out of reach!

Boden Lille Lace-Up £89 use code GRZA to get 20% off till 16th May (I'm told).

New Look Black Lace Up Pumps £22.99 - all sizes available - phew!!!

Aquazurra £435 at Selfridges. Also in black and cream leather.

Black Leather Lace Up Sandal £22.99 New Look also available in gold!

Isabel Marant Leo Lace Ups £315.

Next Point Ballerina Flats £45.

Have you tapped into the lace-up shoe trend yet?

Brides: Get the Look: Steal Kate Middleton's White Zimmermann Dress

Tan flat sandals were my footwear wish list item of choice last summer and this year see's the tan wedge making its way onto my list of most desired footwear for the season.

I honestly don't think you can beat a tan sandal whether flat or high with a white summer dress as demonstrated by the Duchess of Cambridge above.

I am also a big fan of tan shoes with black, navy, breton stripes and of course denim, so this for me makes a tan wedge a sure fire summer footwear staple.

Ever mindful of heel height I just can't cope with anything too high, it really has become a struggle to walk in anything topping the 3 inch mark and finding something that is still on trend and comfortable isn't always the easiest thing, in fact I trawled virtually every website known to man for my edit and just had to sneak in a bargain New Look pair which I know are way too high for me but I love them anyway!

KG By Kurt Geiger Nelly Sandals £99. Phase Eight Bonnie Sandals was £89 now £39 here and here. Jigsaw Lia Wedge £89. New Look Cut Out Wedges was £27 now £20.50. Carvela Sophie Sandals was £95 now £59.

Do you own a pair of tan wedges or are they also on your wishlist?

Michael Michael Kors Crepe Jumpsuit now £64.

You gotta love a bargain and I certainly feel in my element during sale time! Nothing gets my adrealine racing like snapping up a bargain, it's far more exciting than being able to pick up something desirable at full price and not having to worry about the outcome - it really must be boring being well off enough to buy what you want when you want but somehow I think I would always be searching for great deals and investment purchases even if I did happen to win the lottery if I'm honest.

My daughter gets staff discount at NAP so I am always on the lookout for designer desirables at bargain basement prices so check out my edit of favourite summer pieces to take you through this season and many more to come!

1. Paul Andrew Tan Espa Leather Sandals was £255 now £76.50 (70% off) - fab classic tan sandals, nice big buckles, espadrille sole - whats not to love?

2. Needle and Thread Tiered Chiffon Maxi was £175 now £87.50 (50% off) - I adore the embellishment used on every piece this brand has to offer and this dress would see you through many an occassion as well as hot holiday evenings - gorgeous!

3. Zoe Karsssen Joggers was £95 now £47.50 (50%) off - I can't tell you how much I wear my joggers around the house! I really do live and die in them during the colder months and they make great Sunday sofa attire!

4. Zimmermann Fully Reversible Swimsuit was £235 now £94 (60% off) - Hand Luggage only? No problem with this fully reversible swimsuit to free up room in your carry on. Two looks for the price of one - no that's what I call a bargain!

5. Kenneth Jay Lane Gold Plated Faux Pearl Cuff was £120 now £60 (50% off) - Love the simplicity of this cuff and it's ability to accessory any outfit easily and beautifully.

6. Saint Laurent D Frame Sunglasses was £195 now £97.50 (50% off) - These are Saint Laurent, they are half price. I have a sunglasses addiction. Enough said.

7. Equipment Silk Camo Shirt was £295 now £88.50 (70% off) - No Fashion Editors wardrobe is without a classic Equipment silk shirt. Get your hands on this pastel camo version to dress up indigo, black or white denim for nights out or take it down a notch and pair yours with shorts and sandals for a laid back summer vibe.

8. Michael Kors Selma Mini Bag was £140 now £98 (30% off) - Add a pop of colour to breton stripes and white summer dresses with this super cute bag that can be worn on your shoulder or across body.

Have you picked up any designer bargains this summer?

So the annual pilgrimage to Marbella is over and Teen Boy is back to school tomorrow boo!!!

After a couple of grotty days in the UK since my return home late on Thursday evening its nice to upload a few photos of our 10 nights in the sun in a place that feels like my second home I go there so often!

I managed to go to a couple of places this year that I had never visited before one was El Ancla as recommended by Anne Marie of FashionMumOf40 who is also a regular visitor to the area. We meant to try and get there last year and now really wish we had because I loved this Beach Club with it's enourmous pool, gorgeous white sunbeds and restaurant overlooking the beach. Anne Marie mentioned that she had read about this place some years ago in the Sunday Times "Things To Do Before You Die" - eat Paella at El Ancla, so naturally I did!

We arrived as soon as the pool area opened, booked a table in the restaurant for lunch and lounged around all day, until it closed at 8pm in fact. Lying there reading my book (which I highly recommend by the way), drinking Margaritas, listening to the chill out music and the waves lapping at the shore was honestly pure heaven for a day so I wanted to make the most of it.

Its strange how you can be going somewhere for years but not have heard of great places like El Ancla. In fact I was shocked that the couple we have rented an apartment from for years now (ever since the H10 went adult only) hadn't even heard of this place and they live there!

We also visited Naga another Anne Marie restaurant recommendation and also one of some friends of mine who own an apartment out there and who we met up with on the Friday for the day. Once they told us they eat there frequently, we rang and booked a table and was really impressed. I opted for a traditional Green Curry and it was delicious but I also got to taste some of the other dishes ordered by other members of the family and can confirm the Crispy Duck was on another level completely. Very impressed and will go back here for sure also. It's located just past the end of El Corte Ingles - look over to your right and you will see it. Well worth a visit.

After having spent 6 weeks before I went away clean eating and cutting out sugar (didn't lose an ounce by the way - gutted) it was fair to say this holiday was all about relaxing and eating some great food. Tapas in the old town with an obligatory Cosmopolitan..............

and no visit would be complete without dinner at La Sala where the Pork Belly is quite possibly my favourite meal in the whole world. I mean who can really get the crackling that spot on?

I still haven't got over the Valentino Rockstud obsession so had to pop into El Corte Ingles to take a peek at the various styles and colours around this season and although there are 6 different shoes on my phone, naturally I choose to share the leopard print ones with you! Aren't they just divine?

I also had a shifty round the perfume department and can confirm I have fallen hook, line and sinker for the new Paco Rabanne Olympia (strong and lasts ages - great for nights out) and a Roberto Cavalli (hated it at first but once it changed from it's initial smell, I spent the whole evening sniffing my arm - it was intoxicating! The one in the pink box - Just Cavalli). The two bottles of Jo Malone I took with me, although beautiful looking - they just don't last long enough so these two will be going on my Birthday and Xmas lists for sure. I've never had a scent from either of these brands, usually opt for what I consider a more classy fragrance but when you fall in love, what can you do?

It sounds stupid but for the first time ever and after 13 visits to the area, I was actually choked up as we pulled away from the apartment. It was only the thought of cuddles with my beautiful grand child that got me through.

Looks like there could possibly be a "girlie" one next May - so until next time Marbella xx

Having only just returned from holiday last week, I'm loathe to start thinking about Winter Wishlist items. I have a confession to make - I'm still wearing dresses and bare legs complete with goosebumps, please don't let me cover up the tan just yet!

So chic. This is totally my style and my colors!! Style Inspiration: Shades of Black:

I haven't even trawled through the winter collections on my favourite websites as yet, however there is one thing I know that I want and whether that is bought early on, or goes on the January sales list, I'm not really sure, but it's a grey coat. I know we are supposed to be buying our coats in August but sorry I just can't get my head around that right no. No I need a bit more time to peruse what's around and get the shade of grey right. I will know it when I see it. Or try it.
It does of course have to flatter the apple shape without swamping my 5ft 2 1/2 inch frame, doesn't look like it's gonna be an easy ask and knowing me with my impulsive shopping tendencies I will no doubt buy exactly what I like even if not the most flattering piece of outerwear out there!

Traveling? 25 Comfy-But-Cute Outfits to Wear on the Plane | StyleCaster:

Yes I'm feeling a grey coat, it's a definite "wish" and not "need" item and I'm going to wear it over a completely black outfit. I see it in my head already and by the time you get to read this I shall be off to Pinterest to gather images of gorgeous looking creatures half my age looking ultra chic in my imagined ensemble.
See I kept my promise! Don't they all look lovely?

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I will of course add a nice little collage of what I think are the best around at the moment, do let me know which is your favourite!

1.Whistles Sasha Slim Coat £195.

2.French Connection Apollo Wrap Coat £180.

3.Linea Weekend Coast Ombre Wool Coat £150.

4.Phase Eight Josie Ruched Collar Coat was £180 now £126.

5.Autograph Overcoat with New Wool £129.

6.Asos Coat with Hairy Wool £75.

What piece of outwear is featuring on your A/W wishlist?

Image 3 of Alice & You Animal Print Shift Dress

When you suddenly find your diary full of birthday parties, naming ceremonies and surprise 50th celebrations, 2 of your "go to dresses" are in the dry cleaners who have shut up shop and cleared off to sunnier climes for a fortnight, what is a girl to do? Well it's time to buy a new dress obviously but when you are penny and not style pinching, where is a girl to go for a quick fashion fix?

My dress requirements are short sleeves with a shift or A Line shape, so at least I manage to refine my search, having thousands of dress options gets a little bit daunting for me and can put me off the bigger websites but on this occassion the Asos price points were right, with so many cards and presents to buy over the last few weeks, there was little left in the coffers for a new outfit.

At just £30 the leopard print dress fitted the bill perfectly and although I have always been a massive fan of leopard print and have various accessories and a jacket, I have never had a dress in this timeless print that designers roll out in their collections every season.

Image 2 of Glamorous Tall Animal Print Shift Dress

Image 2 of Glamorous Tall Animal Print Shift Dress

Simple to throw on and accessorise, its an outfit that takes little on the styling front, the print does all the talking and boy did it get some compliments! I was amazed by my facebook comments and 106 likes - certainly boosted the old girls confidence I can tell you and I look forward to wearing this timeless dress on a few nights out in the run up to Christmas, making it a purse friendly purchase on a "cost per wear" basis (can't beat a bit of fashion maths to justify a purchase or two).

Image 2 of Glamorous Petite Animal Print Shift Dress

Image 2 of Glamorous Petite Animal Print Shift Dress

Another thing I was really impressed with is that the dress comes in petite, tall and plus size options, so there is a fit and length for all. I will certainly be dropping into Asos again when funds are low and style is high on the agenda, I have a feeling this won't be the first and only dress I purchase from them, my daughters all have prime delivery as they use the site daily around their pay days!

Now it's time to move on to the Leopard Print Ankle Boot search.............

Have you bought a dress from Asos recently?

Its fair to say I am a big Body Shop fan and eagerly await any new collections that are released by the brand especially it's latest range "Oils of Life" I was intrigued by the use of seed oils in skincare but am impressed with the benefits they offer from an antioxidant, anti-bacterial point of view.

Giving life to a new plant, seeds are one of the most concentrated sources of essential nutrients known to man and Body Shop have incorporated three of these seeds into their new skincare range. Black Cummin, Camellia and Rosehip seed oils sourced from exotic shores, are to your skin what super foods are to your health and I was lucky enough to be given the opportunity to try these out for myself and have been using them on a daily basis ever since.

First up, the toner, or Essence Lotion as it's called. Now I've been using a spray toner recently so went back to a cotton wool application for this, although of course you could decant into a spray container if you wished. It honestly feels and smells so amazing, I couldn't stop wiping my skin with it the first time I tried it! I honestly thought I would be red raw by the time I had finished, I was hooked on first application oh boy this stuff is intoxicating!

Next was the Facial Oil and to be honest I haven't used a facial oil for years and like many other women worry about being left with a greasy feel or the affects it might have when applying foundation, but all those concerns were and are unfounded because even greasy skin can benefit from a light oil, so don't be put off. I left it to sink in for a few minutes before I applied moisturiser and it's been totally fine.

Finally the Gel Cream (Moisturiser) whose texture I adore. Light to apply and quick to sink in, its a product junkies dream cream and feels lovely and cool upon application. I have to admit to having a lot of fun with the facial massager too, although I do look a bit of a fright as my cheeks are rolled somewhat closer to my eyeballs than is normal, but I am sure my skin is grateful for the oxygen this will bring to the surface of my skin.

Check out for the Oils of Life range here with free delivery over £25!

Have you tried Oils of Life yet?

Bray Jogger £65.

If there is one thing I absolutely hate having to do, it's replacing items that are absolute wardrobe essentials for me, which was recently the case with my Baukjen jogging bottoms. When you have a winter wishlist as long as your arm and you have to replace the staples, it pains me somewhat but I knew it was something that had to be done, otherwise I'd have nothing to wear indoors all winter!

Nevis Jogger reduced to £35.

Now these may not be the height of fashion which they were when worn with heels or ankle boots a few seasons ago, but for me they are items I rely on heavily when working from home and not only because they are so comfortable and work well if I just have to slip on a pair of trainers and pop to the Village shops, but ever since I became a dog owner, it's pretty clear that the black leggings I used to lounge around in are no longer an option due to the copious amount of pug hair they end up covered in, which is quite frankly nothing short of gross, so joggers it is.

The two pairs I purchased about two and half years ago really were on their last legs which isn't bad considering for about 8 months of the year I have one pair on and one pair in the wash! So on a cost per wear basis the price is such a massive minus, I honestly feel like I got them for free!

I ordered two pairs and have to say they are both completely different fabrics and also different fabrics from my two previous pairs. First up the blue denim melange "Bray Jogger" which are like a heavy silky jersey material and classed as a summer jogger but don't worry they aren't ultra thin or anything and I shall be wearing them all winter. Then the pale grey marl "Nevis Jogger" which are far more like a traditional tracksuit bottom with a similar fleecy feel to the inside of the fabric, fab for keeping warm when the temperature drops a tad plus these babies are on sale, so win win if you are after some winter warmers!

Just look at the Baukjen styling of both pairs, kills me every time.......

So let me apologise in advance to all my friends, family and other visitors, because I'm back in uniform! Oh yes the bare legs and dresses are gone and it's joggers and bretons from now till next May. Move along, nothing new here, just a love for some old favorites rekindled! Oh and did I say how I have worn these to travel in whenever I have gone somewhere and its not high summer? Super comfy!

What are your lounge wear favourites?

I really haven't been impressed with the Net-A-Porter sale for the past few years. Everything I want either isn't reduced enough or my size is sold out before the sale even starts, but when you have your daughters staff discount to deduct from the sale price, I keep looking and looking, keeping an eye out for a mega bargain or a return in my size.
I'd thought about these Sam Edelman boots for a good few weeks but it wasn't until my middle daughter actually bought them (the one who takes my size) and I got to try them on, that I realised what a great purchase they were. About £26 with the additional discount and made of the blackest, softest suede, investment purchase screamed out to me and I took the plunge. Still want the leopard print ones in the same style but they aren't reduced as much and I know the black will serve me well. I'm out to lunch tomorrow so these beauties will get their first outing, provided it doesn't rain.

The black are now sold out but do keep your eye open for returns, that's how I got mine, plus you can get an extra 20% off Clearance using SALE20 at checkout here.

Have you had any fab sale purchases this season?

Image 1 of ASOS Bright Orange Fire Bird Midi Shift Dress

If there is one purchase I like to make every spring, it's a new dress. For me this is one area where I like to add a bit of colour to an otherwise fairly neutral wardrobe.

Image 3 of ASOS Bright Orange Fire Bird Midi Shift Dress

Image 3 of ASOS Bright Orange Fire Bird Midi Shift Dress

I like to be prepared for summer weddings, parties and holiday evenings. Buying a new dress early in the season means I won't have to spend loads of money on birthday or wedding presents and then scratch my head over the expense of a new outfit!

Image 2 of ASOS Bright Orange Fire Bird Midi Shift Dress

Image 2 of ASOS Bright Orange Fire Bird Midi Shift Dress

I know what shapes suit me and I also like to invest in a dress that I can visualise with both heels and embellished or metallic flat summer sandals. Shift dresses usually fit that bill unlike shapes that have a waistline which often look silly worn with flats.

Image 4 of ASOS Bright Orange Fire Bird Midi Shift Dress

Image 4 of ASOS Bright Orange Fire Bird Midi Shift Dress

This Asos dress took my eye and pretty much fits all of my requirements. I haven't really looked anywhere else, this is on the wishlist, my heart is set on it. I'm thinking my gold Moschino block heeled sandals (My-Wardrobe sale years ago) for occasion dressing and strappy flats for holiday evenings in Marbella in May. Asos Bird Print Midi Dress £68 here.

Have you seen a summer dress to covet?

Whoohoo! Tomorrow I get to shop the Net-A-Porter Staff Sale! Seriously beyond excited to attend this event for the 3rd year running and just as excited that it has led me to write a blog post at long last.
Who knew there was so much to think about when shopping an event like this but just like a sample sale or indeed any other sale that is met with great excitement and open to the public, there are so many things you can do to ensure an enjoyable experience, so I felt it only right to share some those tips with you all so that if you hear of any sample sales from your favorite designers or retailers, you will be fully equipped to attend the event with a clear head and a plan in place to ensure sale shopping success.

1. Plan your travel in advance

The reason I say this is because last year I left home in what I thought was plenty of time. I got to the train station, bought my ticket to London only to find that there were engineering works on the line, a replacement bus service for a large part of the journey and I knew that I was going to be late for my 1 hour slot. I'm not sure about other sample sales but with the NAP Staff Sale you have an allotted time of which I missed the first 30 minutes. Lesson learned and tomorrows travel is planned and engineering works have been factored into the time I plan to leave home. Know your route, which tubes you need to take and any changes that are required. Buy tickets in advance if possible as you can often save money and don't want to miss your train because you were caught in the ticket queue.

2. Dress for success

Take an across body bag so that you are hands free or large tote bag that a lightweight jacket can fit into. Empty your bag of any unnecessary items so it is not heavier than it needs to be. Take a bottle of water - these things can get very hot and I remember people fainting in the queue at the Next sale back in the early nineties!
If it's cold - wear light layers you can take off. Maybe a jumper over a shirt or t-shirt that you can tie round your waist if you get a bit hot under the collar with all the excitement!
A lightweight coat or jacket with a hood will eliminate the need to carry an umbrella in your bag.
Wear separates. At a lot of these sales and certainly at the NAP one, there are no changing rooms and people try clothes on over what they are already wearing, so jeans or trousers in winter with a cami as your base layer means you can try on shirts and dresses without too much bulk underneath. In summer swap jeans for crops or shorts.
Comfortable footwear is a must. Its not a fashion show so if you turn up in trainers and yoga pants who cares - yes you've guessed what I shall be wearing tomorrow!

3. Go with a list

Or at least a good idea of what you would like or what gaps you have in your wardrobe. Don't ever buy anything just because it is a great deal. I've bought shoes worth hundreds for £40 and have never worn them. That makes them a waste of money. If you come away with nothing, so be it. You would of kicked yourself if you hadn't gone and sat at home wondering if you missed out on a designer bargain. These events are a complete game of chance.

4. Grab everything

If you don't, somebody else will, so fill your bag with anything that takes your fancy and sort through it before you make your way to the checkout.

5. Check for defects

Another area I have failed in miserably in the past. A lot of items are returns and could be damaged so check zips, buttons, seams on clothes, clasps, zips and buckles on bags etc I even bought some Stella McCartney canvas pumps which had come undone on the seam and I didn't notice till I got home.

6. Check for sizes

Especially on shoes! I've found what I thought were size 6 shoes were actually an 8 when I got them out the bag. So do try shoes on. Its also a good idea if you check that you can actually walk in them.

I will be back next week to share my purchases - wish me luck!

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