Regular viewers of my blog will know that each month I like to put together little collages of my current wishlists - one collage covers what I would buy if money was no object, the 'Ultimate'; and the other collage covers what my actual budget could stretch to, the 'Realistic'. This month I have been lusting after little leopard print sundresses - easy to dress up and easy to dress down, just need the sun to put his hat on and come out to play!
In June, I have decided to create the Realistic wishlist out of pieces that can be found within your local supermarket - why not get a cute little dress or rocking pair of shoes while buying that loaf of bread, they are just as essential I would say!
The Realistic (All supermarket finds)
Animal Print Sundress, George @ Asda - £12; Pretty Polly Animal Print Tights, Tesco - £10; Pretty Polly Back-seam Tights, Tesco - £6; Yellow Bandeau Bikini Top, George @ Asda - £2.50; TIA by Made Triple Ring, and Hammered Brass Ring Tesco - £6 and £4; Metallic Tote Bag, Tesco - £12.50; Ella Shoes Metallic Peep-Toe Heels, Tesco - £22.
Total: £75
The Ultimate (All Net-A-Porter finds)
Leopard Print Cotton Blend Jersey Dress, Matthew Williamson - £395; Seamed 15 Denier Stockings, Agent Provocateur - £25; Tiger Printed Tights, Wolford - £35; Jonny D Ruched Bandeau Bikini Top, Norma Kamali - £170; Hinged Rose Gold-Plated Crystal Ring, Eddie Bongo - £365; Stacy Brass Snake Ring, Chloe - £175; Large Chelsea Leather Shoulder Bag, MICHAEL Michael Kors - £295; Idochine Leather and Patent Wedge Sandals, Camilla Skovgard - £395.
Total: £1855
If truth be told, the 'Ultimate' wishlist is probably never going to be within my grasp, I earn less money than i could in sacrifice to do what I love, so I think for that I can accept the 'Realistic' wishlist. Still it's nice to dream...
What be on your ultimate wishlist if money was no object?
If you want to know what I have been liking, loving and loathing this month, head on over to Futures to check out my Guest Post!
And finally before I go, don't forget to enter my Very First Giveaway, that is open internationally!
Gems x
I remember watching a programme about the making of Footballers Wives. The wardrobe manager said how she used supermarket clothes that were inspired by designer clothes to dress the wives.
ReplyDeleteI would spend big money on a classic piece but for current transient fashion I would rather nip to Tesco and get it for a tenner!
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I'm with you - supermarket clothing used to be a bit naff, but it has come on in leaps and bounds!
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I would spend a lot of money on something that would last me a lifetime, the Alexa bag by Mulberry is definitely on the top of my wish list. I'd also love a collection of designer leather jackets, I have one real leather one by Topshop and I've worn it every week since my boyfriend gave me it for Christmas 4 years ago :) xo
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It is one of my dreams in like to own a Acne leather jacket - they are so gorgeous and so high quality, it would last forever.
DeleteUntil then my Matalan biker will do the job!
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You know I think I prefer the realistic options!!
ReplyDeleteThe realistic side definitely has more colour and I like that!
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I would be entirely happy with the realistic lot!
ReplyDeleteYou know what - so would I?
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I love this post, I'm all about the realistic.
ReplyDeleteSo is my bank account :)
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This is such a good idea for a post! You've found some great lookalikes xxx
ReplyDeleteIt's one of my only regular features - Its just an outlet for my jealously :)
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Love the Bags and the Shoes!
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I love the Camilla Skovgard shoes, but I think I could be happy with the Tesco ones too!
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I'm impressed by the supermarkets' offerings - they have some great pieces!
ReplyDeleteThey really do, I'm seriously loving some of the maxi dresses Asda has to offer!
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I love the black and white dress!
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I love it too, I will be watching the seasonal sales closely :)
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Great post!
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Thanks hun :)
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Love this, I think I would go for the budget one anyway. I think I'm just a thrifty bird at heart, i love your picks x
ReplyDeleteI am definitely more of a thrifty girl - there is nothing I love more than a bargain!
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I like your realistic finds! They are so close to the ultimate! If money was no object for me, OMG, I don't even know where to begin my ultimate list!!!
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Every minute it changes, but if money was no object this very minute I would buy some Charlotte Olympia shoes!
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I like this feature and the items you chose are so cool. I don't think there is much different between ultimate and realistic here. If money was no object I would buy endless amounts of Alannah Hill cardigans and dresses oh and maybe shoes too.
ReplyDeleteI do seem to recall that you are quite the Alannah hill fan - I don't blame you, her designs are awesome!
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i love the ultimate bikini!!
ReplyDeletebut lets face the realistic one is just the same
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Sometimes you just have to be realistic don't you!
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I'm on my way to visit your blog now :)
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Fashion, Well Done
That Asda sundress will be mine for my holidays- defiately going to Asda Living after work next week xxx
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great, they have slightly different styles for the same price so I will be popping in pretty soon too!
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Those wedges are awesome!
ReplyDeleteLovely blog :)
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Thanks Girlies
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