New shopping discovery SilkFred.

I wanted to write a post telling all of a new online shopping hub I seem to have discovered named SilkFred, yes, a great pun on words, Fred instead of thread... you get the idea. Well the collections they have on this website range from boho chic to evening glamour, all available on one website. They stock a host of varying designers and I found myself vying through all the beautiful clothes for hours one cold uneventful evening.

One of the items I have from this night of gazing at all the beauty on offer, is a top from new brand, Never Fully Dressed. I found the block colours and flowing, river like fabric delectable and very flattering to my figure. A soft fabric, which can be worn with anything from a skirt to jeans or heels to a chelsea boot. A simple long necklace adds a bit of jazz to the front of the top and helps to

break up the solid colour and obviously, a Russian Red from Mac red lip and big flowing hair to match the redness of the top & rippling of the threads is a must have.

Styled with my ever favourite American Eagle High Rise jeans in off black, and my favourite pair of Orla Kiely for Clarks shoes. These must be the most comfortable shoes I own. For people who possess exceptionally narrow feet, with ballerinas high arches (After years of oddly developing my feet through ballet from a child of age 3 up to 16) These shoes are perfect. With the comfort of the ever classic Clark creations, mixed with the modern, vintage influenced design of the great Orla Kiely, these shoes are perfect for my lengthy tootsies and love of all things quirky. 

Silk Fred is all in all a great find and I will defiantly be shopping there lots in the future, if you have not heard of them already please check out there website and Instagram! +SilkFred @silkfred I am currently saving up all my pennies for the beautiful leather backpack by designer BearaBeara, which i will be sure to wear everywhere I go!

Have a beautiful day everyone!


Frangelicaa xxx




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