Fashion: Liberty London OOTD

Fashion Post London Polka Dot Dress

Hi ladies, how are you? During my holiday in London I was lucky to spend an entire day with my friend Karen from StyleSunrise. We’ve met a few times before and we would have a busy day filled with blogging events and fun. On our way through central we went past the flower bouquets at Liberty’s and couldn’t resist to do a quick picture swap for ootds.

Liberty London fashion post
Polka Dot Dress Forever 21

Karen and I were on our way to our first CatalystPR beauty event when we saw the beautiful flowers and arrangements outside the luxurious department store. It was still rather quiet on the streets of London so we took the opportunity to use the perfect setting for an outfit shoot.

I’m wearing a polka dot dress from Forever 21 which is currently in the sale. Though it is made of polyester and the material has a little plastic feeling to it, the skater dress is very light and at no point did it make me feel uncomfy or sweaty. My jewellery includes a dainty rose gold heart pendant necklace from Buckley London and my Daniel Wellington watch from Renate Store Cardiff which I won in their first Twitter competition in June.

Daniel Wellington watch
Pony Hair flats
Liberty London ootd

My crème coloured handbag is from Kate Spade. The brand has an outlet store at Bicester Village with some absolute bargains, so if you ever have the chance to go be prepared for some fantastic deals. The sued leather ballerinas from Dune have an eye-catching pony hair detail and complement the polka dot pattern from the dress.
Polka Dot Dress Forever 21
Fashion close up post
Flower stand at Liberty London
Kate Spade style inspiration
Summer in London style inspiration

Here is what I’m wearing:

Camel coloured coat: Stradivarius (current SS, £30)
Polka Dot Dress: Forever 21 (current SS, £20)
Bag: Kate Spade (via Bicester Village, £199)
Pony Hair Shoes : Dune London (current SS15, £59)
Heart Pendant Necklace*: Buckley London (current 2015 season, £35)
Watch: Classic St Mawes Daniel Wellington (via Renate Store Cardiff, £160) 


This is a very light and fun summer combination and I’m so pleased I picked up the dress from Forever 21. What have you bought recently? Have you been bargain hunting in the summer sale? Have you had the chance yet to enjoy London in the summer? Let me know and I’m looking forward hearing from you.

Till next time,

xx CAZ xx

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Comments

  1. rebeccalikestotravel29 July 2015 at 23:43

    I am pretty much in love with this! The bag, watch & coat are my paticular favourites to this outfit. Skater dresses are so comfy and very flattering! What a pretty backdrop too ❤️
    Bee xxx
    QueenBeady.com

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  2. Vicky2 August 2015 at 06:35

    The flowers are so pretty and I totally understand why you'd grab the chance to take some photos! I adore the dress too. You can't go wrong with spots!
    Victoria xx thedaisyjaynes.com

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