Blazer love | Ofaneverydaygirl

Vionnet split side blazer.Mango linen blend tuxedo blazer.Givenchy blazer. Zara sheer back blazer. Joseph wool twill blazer.DKNY wool blend vest. H&M dinner jacket.

If I could own one luxury pieces of clothing, it would have to no doubt be a Balmain blazer, or maybe a dress. OR maybe both. I am absolutely in love with Balmain. If only I had all the money in the world to buy it. However, here I have compiled a list of all the different blazers we need. There is more than one type, my ladies. How many can our banks suffice, that is the ultimate question. *Cries*

Yes, I know in a practicality sense, we do not need five black blazers. However, we probably do need five different types of blazers. My wardrobe, would ultimately have an array of them, which I can wear with jeans, a plain tee and hardcore accessories. That is my style compressed in an outfit. I think it is chic, simple, and practical.

Of course, a simple plain blazer is on the top of the list. Monochrome are a key in this instance, and so are many others colours. However, I am not the fan of the bright. The array above, are majority from the heavenly world of net-a-porter and its sisters and cousins. That is because of the quality, the look and everything else in that matter. A statement should be a statement, so I think something of better quality will be of a better option.

Wool is a great option, as the thickness, can be argued to amount to the luxury and quality of the jacket. However, small elements like lapels and satin really add to an outfit, and is a great transition for evening wear. The first one above on the left, has slits on the side, and some form of scrounging which cinches  the waist in and adds some definition to the look. This, with skinny jeans and some high strappy heels is the way to go. Now I just need that jacket in my life. Anyone have a spare £500+ lying around?

Simple lips | Ofaneverydaygirl

For when you do not want orange blaring lips, a little wash of colour or sheen really adds something to your look, and makes you somewhat put together. I hate sheeny lips, and lipgloss, but I think its time to delve back into the world of lip gloss. The last time I was obsessed with it was when I was 10, and my friend and I collected them like crazy, but one day someone stole them all in school. I think it was that so called friend.

Forget friends, lets talk lips. Lets start with my favourite. The Body shop lip balm, in strawberry is the best thing I've tried in a long time. I am so anti- strawberry scented products, and everything else scented in that matter but this is the bomb. It smells lush, adds a sheen and balms those lips up. The Clarins lip perfector is of similar realms. The application is easy and the formula is equally good.  Great for some added sheen and plumps those the lips up. The payoff is quite natural/neutral, so do not expect a blast of colour. Though, that does not take away from the greatness of this so called 'perfector'

On the other hand, the Revlon lip butters, are an oldie but an goldie. The shade in tutti frutti is an orange but a sheeny shiny one, with minimal colour payoff, which can be buildable. I think this would be great in a pinky nude, great for everyday wear and the look of plumped lips. Those ladies on instagram with those luscious lips are putting pressure on me to want bigger sheeny lips. In that matter, any specifics I need?

All in all, they all (how many times can say all?) are of similar formulations, I think. They have a thick moisturizing consistency, in a good way of course, which feels nice against the lips; both as a moisturises but also for some plumpness, sheen and lushness. A lot better than the usual vaseline, I say.

Toothpaste for the face | Ofaneverydaygirl

The title may be argued to be of questionable relevance and/ or suitability, however I think it fits into the description quite well. However, first for some background; my probe-ability to blackheads are of lightning speed, and are very un-persistent to budge.

However, forget the liquid gold, which was personally suggested by Caroline Hirons. It did not help with the black heads at all. If so, it was so miniscule that I didn't even notice. On the contrary, it worked wonders for the teenage zits, but lost its charm after continuous use. However, back to the (tooth)  paste, which I think Soap&Glory have done a jolly good job on.

The 'Scrub you nose in it' mask is supposed to be applied on a clean damp face, concentrating greatly on the T-zone. I also bring it outwards of the nose, as well as applying it on the chin. The sensation is very cooling and of a fresh aroma; hence the toothpaste relation. It is said that it should be kept on for 2 minutes, however I leave it until its completely dried and has somewhat disappeared.

Once it is washed off, you can instantly feel the cleanliness of the skin. And the great thing it doesn't even feel as though it is stripping the skin. The scrub also has AHA; which is an acid, alongside other great ingredients, which are listed on the site. This product is all purposeful, where it 'helps to exfoliate, clean and purify the skin'.

Even though,  I said my blackheads are non budging, this has really made a difference. For prone-ability like mine, I think numerous times of use a week will definitely help keep them away. Though, I doubt I will ever have that perfect clear nose in the picture above. Too bad photoshop is not in tangible form, if that makes any sense.

Little things| Ofaneverydaygirl

Stella McCartney wide brim hat. Baublebar 360 pearl studs. Salvatore Ferragamo wrap bracelet. Monica Vinader Baja chain bracelet. Astley Clarke modern love bracelet.Astley Clarke 'engrave me' bracelet.Carat stud earrings.ASOS veil beanie.Topshop knot headband.Monica Vinader Baja necklace. Jacquieaiche bone horn necklace. Ryan Storer cuff earring.Carat drop earrings.Hermes cuff.

No, I am not going to fangirl over One direction's song 'little things'. Even though  that song is amazing (Yes, I just said that). But really, the 'little things' I want to talk about is a little different. A tad more materialistic.

Having small accessories and items really can transform a look, and can make it look so much more luxurious. I am not talking about those silly bandz, as well as, Loom bandz, which  have been all the craze, but small fine items that really make it look like 'something-something'.

Bracelets have been the greatest element of added luxury. No, I am not talking about Loom Bandz, but rather delicate bracelets all mounted up together. Many high-street stores have been doing pack of bracelets but I am really fussy and really, they look tacky. I would much rather invest in really unique individual bracelets, at a time until making a collection of an arm party. Monica Vinader, as well as, Astley Clarke have some amazing pieces. However, even leather jewellery has been all in, especially with metal elements. I am oh-so in love with the Hermes collier de chien cuff. The price tag makes me want to squirm, and as much as I do not see the worth, I still wish for a rich husband to buy me one, or maybe even 100. (Joke, we are all strong independent women, we do not need no men)

Talking about luxury. what doesn't ooze luxury than pearls, diamonds and emeralds. Diamond, both little and big add an aura of sophistication. Now, I am not talking about primark's £2 5 pack of diamonds. I've been there, done that and they haven't added that oomph for me. The pear cuts above are only £159 as opposed to £159,000, so they're not as bad. Similarly, with that to the emerald drop earring which will transform any look. We can totally pretend we are going to a red carpet event with fine young gentlemen in Dolce & Gabanna.

And of course what better little thing is there, than a hat? Especially those that can mask some surface area of your face are a go-go for those off days. The net one, of course has to be my favourite. Though, there totally needs to be an all black,  to be reminiscent of my feelings on those off days.