One Tulle Skirt, Two Ways

I rocked this absolutely gorgeous Asos skirt to the LFDW on Saturday... Tulle is such a dreamy fabric and I love it... My first look is a little more casual with the graphic tee shirt and my second look is definitely more glam.

Look 1 - Tee shirt -Zara, Shoes - Gucci

Look 2 - Blouse & Purse - Vintage, Shoes - Oscar de la Renta

xoxo

Shally

Sunday Best - Lace'd out

Hey guys, hope you've had a good weekend so far... I've had a pretty relaxed weekend and it sucks that it is over already. Anyways today I wasn't lazy, I made out time for "Sunday Best" and I'm so proud of myself :o)

 I got this vintage blouse a little while ago and I'm in love with the details on it, absolutely lovely

Have a fabulous week guys

xoxo

Shally

Sunday Best- Muted

Today was such a rainy day and it definitely influenced my colour choices for this outfit. I really like how all the colours go well together.

Blouse- Asos, Trousers- Zara, Shoes- New Look, Bag- Vintage

Have a great week.
Love, Segi

Sunday Best

Its already the start of a new week and you know no Sunday is complete without a Sunday Best post. I bought this houndstooth dress and shoes separately a while ago and since then I've been thinking of pairing them together. I decided to wear them together to church today :). I think it turned out nice. What do you guys think?

                                    Dress- Primark, Shoes- New Look, Clutch- Vintage


Have a great week ahead.

xxx
Segi

Sunday Best

Happy Sunday guys, its been a while but Sunday Best is backkkk :o) ...I went to church with Shally today and we got to do some cooking and catching up, it really is kind of weird that we don't live under the same roof anymore, lol. So here's what we wore today...

 Dress - Miss Selfridge, Shoes  - Zara

Top - Zara, Skirt - Custom made by Daisy's Wardrobe

Have a fantastic week guys.

Love,

S&S

Sunday Best

Hey guys!!. You know what Sundays are, dress up day!!. I was going to wear this to church but i ended up not going. Forgive me Lord.
I got this dress in January and i hadn't gotten the chance to wear it yet, so i decided to give it a spin anyway.

                         Don't you just love these shoes?. My darling friend, Jen got them for me for my birthday, aren't i lucky?

 In other news, i recently decided to grow out my hair as it's really thin and I don't want to be forty with a bald head. I (well, my mum) cut my hair like three times when i was younger and i have no plans to ever ever try it again. For almost three weeks now, i have done my best to resist doing a weave and between salon trips and buying hair products, I've nearly wrecked myself financially.

Hopefully I'll stick to my new routine and stay away from heat (thats my biggest problem for now).
Please if anyone has any helpful tips or has any experience with this, I'm all ears and eyes.

                                                 Dress- Vintage, Shoes- Zara, Clutch- H&M

Love,
Segi

Sunday Best: Plain and Simple

Hey guys, it has been a while since i did a ''Sunday Best'' post, so i decided to do one today.

I wore this lace dress i got a while ago from Jay's Vintage today.

Sorry, i didn't get a clearer shot.

Dress- Jay's Vintage, Shoes- Zara, Bag- Vintage

Have a great week!

Love,
Segi

Sunday Best: B & W

I know I've been lazy. It really takes a lot of motivation to blog, plus my new obsession with Pinterest has aided my laziness, However, i have been warned and threatened to be thrown off the blog, so I am back :) ...Its a day late (my internet was not cooperating), but this is what I wore to church yesterday. 

I couldn't go to church like this so i put a scarf over the back.

                                                          Dress- river island, shoes- zara, bag- vintage.

Have a great week.

Love,
Segi

With Love from Accra

About 3 weekends ago I was in Ghana (Accra) with my Mr. for what he called our "engagement-moon" lol and it was such a good time. Can I just say this "I LOVE GHANA", Segi had told me so many nice things about Ghana so I knew I had to go someday and I am so glad I did. I was so excited about the trip it was ridiculous, I found every opportunity to say "chaleeeee" and I was really really intrigued by the way Ghanians speak. All I can say is that Ghanians are very pleasant, honest and kind people. We loved a song we heard in a cab so much that the cab driver gave us the CD... Ghanians love to dance, don't get me started with the variations of azonto dance my eyes witnessed. One of the best parts of the trip was our hotel, Movenpick was awesome and I mean every word of it, I want to go to Ghana again just for Movenpick, the breakfast was everything, like the best I've ever had... Alright alright, I'll continue my stories with pictures...

 Photo op at the Labadi Beach

 

Trying on clothes/dressing up for dinner and a night out.

 

We bumped into his friend Kari and her boo at the bar in Movenpick and also had another friend join us, the night turned out to be so much spontaneous fun.

Foodie...

 

We tried some Banku/Kenke

 

This was being sold all over the Labadi beach. The beef thing looks like Suya but really isn't.

 The most awesomest Lobster ever from Mamma Mia

 

Freshly made waffles, best part of breakfast, yummm

I Screammm

Shopping...

 Kente Slippers on Osu Road/Oxford Street

 Little wrist band for my brother

 Vintage Blouses from Makola Market. Vintage/2nd hand stuff are strangely called "fosa" or something of that sort in Accra. Also because of the recent change in the value of Ghana Cedis it was funny and confusing to hear things like "1.5" which simply meant "15 Ghana Cedis" it confused me so much like do you mean 1.5million or 1,500 Cedis, lol.

Painting we bought on Osu Road/Oxford Street 

LOL @ our rabbit teeth.

Dear Ghana, I'm coming back for you.

xoxo

Shally

P.S
I heard the sad news of the death of former Ghanaian President Atta Mills not too long after my trip and my condolences go out to all Ghanaians. May His soul rest in peace, Amen.