Fashion: Gwen Stefani Style Crush. OOTD Post

Gwen Stefani Outfit

September is here and I'm happy to announce that this month I'm collaborating with Vinted UK and will support their #MyVintedCloset blogger campaign! This month will be packed with back to school/uni/work outfits, a post on decluttering your wardrobe effectively and I went shop-hunting for some amazing autumn fashion check in Berlin for some cool autumn accessories and must-haves.

My favourite season has started and I particularly like the warmth of the remaining summer heat teamed with the colouring of the leaves, the clear fresh air and the bright blue sky. To reflect the season, I came up with this outfit inspired by Gwen Stefani. I think this look is very classy and stylish and would be perfect for school, uni or work. To give it the ultimate twist of summer and autumn, I've combined different styles and fabrics. Key to this style is the so-called 'Onion Principle', which means to wear different layers of clothes that you can take off during the day when the temperature fluctuates from cold (morning) to hot (mid day) and chilly (evening).

Some days in autumn can be really warm, so shorts and a light blouse are perfect for those summery temperatures. If it gets colder, my cashmere jumper from Uniqlo will keep me warm. In combination with stylish pony hair shoes this outfit truly stands out. Simple cotton shorts and canvas bag complete the look and how cute is this bow belt from New Look?

Autumn outfit
Pony hair shoes for autumn
Cosy autumn fashion outfit with shorts
Close up fashion post autumn
Pony hair shoes from Dune Liberal Collection
Uniqlo Merino jumper
New Look Bow belt
Autumn Gwen Stefani Look
Michael kors Handbag
Autumn shorts and cosy knitwear

I'm wearing:

Pony hair shoes: Dune Liberal collection (season Oct 2013. Were £80, got them in the summer sale 2014 £35)
Shorts: Primark (season 2011 £10)
Bow Belt: New Look (season 2010, £12)
Cashmere Jumper: Uniqlo (season 2014, £29.95)
Blouse: Primark (season 2013, £13)
Bag: Michael Kors Hamilton Bag (£240)

Till next time and let me know what you think about the outfit :)

xx CAZ xx

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