Ghetto gold...

So much for BBC weather reporting frost today, it's been a beaut of a day outside! Hence the first time the legs have been out properly in a long while. I spent most of the day dragging my feet around John Lewis and Next trying to find a suit for my boyf, since we've both got an interview on Weds for the same job at the Olympics. The worst part is that we've both accidentally booked the same time for the 'group role play' session, all very embarrassing if we have to pretend to be polite and posh in front of each other, I will definitely laugh. NOT GOOD. 

 

Cardi: Daxon, Top: Kimchi Blue, Shorts: Matalan, Sandals: Evie, Clutch & Necklace: New Look, Rings: Topshop, Bangle: Primark, Watch: Sekonda, Nail polish: Models Own.

There's been quite a lot of talk about 'Ethical fashion' going on, something which that everyone claims to support. We figured since we're pretty pro at all this thrifty business that we should probably give you a run down of the outfits we post, with overall price at the end, just to show how easy it is to shop light and keep the world clean at the same time. 

The outfit: 

Daxon cardi - £5 (eBay)
Kimchi Blue t-shirt - Hand-me-down

Matalan shorts - £3 (sale)

Evie sandals - £5 (eBay)

New Look clutch - £7.99

New Look necklace - £1 (sale)

Topshop rings - both gifts

Primark bangle - £1

Sekonda watch - gift (from JS's Gabs!)

Models Own nail polish - giveaway prize

Total cost = £23 

- not including the rings and watch, since I don't know the prices as they were presents.

Ok, so it isn't really fair to say that this outfit only cost £23 with all these gifts involved, but you get the idea. Making the most of hand-me-downs and eBay is a great way to support ethical fashion. 

How are you supporting ethical fashion?