Showing posts with label Gap Cape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gap Cape. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 January 2014

The Purchases: Gap

Happy New Year to you all!  I hope you've had a great Christmas and New Year and are well fed and rested.  I've managed to get out a few times and shop the sales, but with it at it's peak, I tend to get to overwhelmed by the mess in most shops so I am picky as to what shops I spend time in.  Thank goodness for Gap and their tidy store!  On Boxing Day they had an additional 20% off online, not sure what stopped me but I'm glad I didn't check out.  Their sale in store is so much better, be warned!

Shirt & boots - Topshop
Bag - Prada
Slightly in love with my new trousers!
I found some wet look black jeans for £14.99 (£32.99 online here) they feel amazing on and suck in your legs if you know what I mean!  Even my 6 year old loved them.  Then there was the cape.  Mixed feelings from the family as I walked out the changing room, husband didn't get it at all, 6 year old pulled a face, 1 year old had given up and was asleep.  Maybe it was the mood the jeans had put me in but I loved it.  And I will hold my hands up now, there is acrylic in the mix…….I am trying not to be too hung up on fabrics.  How long that will last I have no idea, maybe after it bobbles with a few washes I will revert back to my old obsessive ways but at £24.99 I grabbed it.  It is currently £39.99 online here.


You can just about see the sheen to them
Lastly was a green leather 'pony hair' belt.  I loved the bright colour and for £7.99 I couldn't walk away from it.



No doubt there will be another sales post, but for now my top tip is get to a Gap.  After a bit of a disastrous trip to Westfield White City (they closed the car park!) we ended up popping along as you do to the Stratford one instead.  We got there a lot later than planned so we hit the crowds, it was heaving and the stores a mess.  It was my first visit there and I did like it, but I prefer White City.  Now this is going to sound odd but I like my shopping centres to have a flow and easy shopping route.  White City is pretty much like a square doughnut (in my head…) and I can navigate it easily.  Stratford seemed like an arch shape with a bit outside you had to walk through if you wanted to get back to the start without going back on yourself.  I'm stopping there before I sound like a bit of a freak when it comes to shopping centres!  

What greeted me at Westfield Stratford

All those poor shoes!
I just want to take this opportunity to thank all my loyal readers.  I've spent more time than ever on my blog this year and I feel it's really grown along with my styling business.  Thank you to everyone who has helped and supported me.  I hope next year comes with more growth and readers.
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