February Fashion Faves

The 7 items I'm considering *adding to basket* this month.

Flattered Hanna Bag in Blush Pink

The hunt for the perfect pink bag continues. This one caught my eye recently. Love that it can be carried top handle and worn cross body. I think I’d have to see the colour in person… Shop here.

Sézane Becky Jumper

My favourite piece from the recent Sézane x Lucia Vergara collection. I was so happy to see the composition is 100% merino wool when it finally dropped today. This is for sure coming home with me. I’ve been after a vintage-inspired, folksy vest for a while and I’m happy to say Sézane delivered on this one. All profits go to charity on this one too. Shop here.

ME+EM Merino Rugby Shirt

Ummm… Pink? Burgundy? Merino? Cashmere? I think ME+EM made this for me. I’m not normally a fan of these rugby-style shirts, but the colours on this one might just sway me. Shop here.

Nobody’s Child Blue Cardigan

I’m not normally a sale shopper but for this I’ll make an exception. Reduced to £42 ( + get an additional 15% off with code EXTRA15 making it just… £35.70) and the composition is 55% RMS wool, 45% organic cotton. Plus it’s definitely giving off Dôen vibes. Shop here.

The Wellness Edit

It’s rare I come across a beauty box I think is actually a worthwhile purchase. This one though? It’s really good. Products I’d actually want, and use (minus the matcha) and just £40. Get it before it’s gone. The Emma Hardie face oil is worth £43 alone, and gets excellent reviews (I checked). A nice winter pick-me-up. Shop here.

WNU Devon Stripe Jumper

One of my favourite British brands, With Nothing Underneath, just ventured into knitwear and I’m loving the results. I love love love that they decided to go for a 100% organic cotton jumper for their first knitwear piece, and I’m obsessed with the slightly cropped fit. This comes in four colours, I particularly like this forest green variety. If you’re in the UK and can’t get your hands on La Ligne that easily, this seems like a great alternative. Shop here.

Life of Ease Striped Rugby Shirt

For someone who just said they aren’t normally a fan of rugby shirts, I seem to have another one on my wish list. Life of Ease is a new brand to me and I really love the look of their stuff. Mostly focusing on laidback loungewear, their clothes are made in Portugal from 100% organic cotton. Shop here.

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That’s the wish-list for another month - lots of knitwear, lots of stripes… what else is new? I’d love to know what’s currently on yours.