OOTD: A Textured Dress & A Biker Jacket

Zebra Print Dress Image

 

So this week’s outfit is featuring some new wardrobe additions, starting with this zebra print textured dress. I found this beauty online, on sale, while doing some ‘window online shopping’, and I knew I had to have it. I am so into dresses at the moment, I find myself wanting to buy them a lot lately for a weird reason. Guess a girl can never have too many dresses, right?

Leopard Print Dress Image

Textured Dress Image

The only issue I have with this dress is, it is a dry clean only piece. I find dry clean only pieces so expensive to own, and I fortunately and unfortunately now have quite a few of them now, so I won’t be buying anymore. Apart from the fact that this dress is a hassle to clean, I love everything else about it, and I will be wearing it for a long time.

I paired this monochrome textured shift dress with this black faux leather jacket, which is also a new wardrobe addition. Remember in my January Fashion Wishlist, I mentioned I needed a leather jacket. Well, I have needed a leather jacket since my last piece – Guess leather jacket, gave up on me some months ago. I originally wanted a 100% real leather jacket but I couldn’t afford it, so faux leather will do for now. They pretty much look the same, leather and faux leather (here is me trying to console myself), don’t they? Whatever…….

Dorothy Perkins Dress Image

I prefer this leather jacket to my previous leather jacket. This is from a petite range, so it has a perfect fit, and I adore the biker look and the gold zip detail. I think it is so cool.

Biker Leather Jacket Image

Dolcis Flat Shoes Image

The monochrome flat shoes are also new. I needed a comfy pair to run errands in, and still look good enough for outfit photos, and casual outings, and this ticked all the boxes. My new favourite pair for spring.

 

WHAT I WORE

Textured Dress – Dorothy Perkins

Leather Jacket – Miss Selfridge

Shoes – Dolcis

Bag – Michael Kors

Watch – Fossil

Earrings – ALEXI London

Lippie – MAC Ruby Woo

 

 

 

68 responses

  1. Love this look, although you’re right, the dry cleaning aspect does tend to put me off purchases some times. It’s just extra hassle. You do look fab though!

  2. I love the look on you. The dress wouldn’t suit me but it’s definitely you. The bikers jacket is great with it. You look fab.

    Just a tip re dry cleaning. It is ofcourse entirely up to you if you try it or not. I rarely dry clean dry clean only item. I wash them in a cold wash in the washer. Wool gentle is the one I use on my washer. I then dry them flat before ironing.

    Alot of clothing that is dry cleaning is because it needs that cold wash (as hot will shrink it) or wash it in cold water by hand using surf handwash. It hasn’t failed me yet.

    Ofcourse if it is an expensive piece I would be more cautious. I have 2 items rarely worn (really dress up clothing) I dont do this with but it might be something you want to try.

    Google it to confirm as alot of articles say the same.

    P.S: before posting I had a quick look on Google. Here is 1 article that tells you about dry cleaning items at home, with what to risk or not.

    http://laundry.reviewed.com/features/how-to-wash-dry-clean-only-clothes-at-home

  3. Beautiful! I love this look from head to toe! Your dress is such a great versatile piece and looks great paired with your leather jacket. I hate dry cleaning pieces too, I find them to be such a pain and yet I keep buying them. lol!

    xo, Jackie
    stylemydreams.com

  4. Wow you look great, the look really suits you. I love the jacket it goes well on the dress. The shoes, the dress and the bag are all gorgeous .

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