6, 7 and 8

Skirt as dress - Next.  Shoes - Debenhams.

Top - Dorothy Perkins.  Tights - H and M.

Belt - Primark.  Bracelets, worn as necklace - Made by Mother.

Outfit #6

Dhany bought me this amazing skirt when we were in Bath.  It's from a Next that was having a closing sale of sorts and was going for £15.  I have a massive thing for full skirts and so I pounced on it.

When I included it in 30 for 30, I wondered if I could wear it another way, perhaps as a dress.  Anyone with some boobage will tell you that if a skirt waistband is not elastic, it generally won't fly as a dress given that your chest and waist are unlikely to be the same size.  This skirt has a zipper, but somehow, by modulating the zipper, I made it work and the "dress" stayed in place all day.

I took these pictures under this gnarled, spreading old tree just because it reminds me of Sleepy Hollow, and Sleepy Hollow is magnificent.

Outfit #7

 Rugby striped top - Primark.  Pants - Zara.  

Necklace - Diva.  Undershirt (if you care) - Cotton On.  

Outfit #8 

 Gold knit top - Primark.  Pants - Zara.  Flats - New Look.

Scarf - Cotton On.  Belt - Next.  

30 for 30 is making me realise that even if you're recycling 30 pieces, that doesn't mean that you can't make them look entirely different.  I put this yellow scarf on over my items and belted it and I loved the drapey effect it got alongside a more structured "high bun" kind of hairstyle.

Dhany said I looked like a Jedi.  Well, you can take the boy out of adolescence but...  Haha, just kidding.  I'm mad for Star Wars too!

PS I realise I'm wearing the same pants two days in a row.  Believe it or not, they actually went through the wash in between.  I'm a bit obsessive about laundry that way...