Sod's law that as I go to schedule a post that it's been the worst week for us weather-wise! Nevertheless, the sun has to come back to us at some point, am I right? And this is just the perfect look to take you from work to drinks, a day out with friends or if you're heading out on a shopping trip (who isn't?) and need something to slip on and off.

So it got to that point (once again) in the year where I had that sudden realisation that I'd spent far too much already on clothes, shoes, bags etc - with not a lot to show for it. With this, I decided to go on another spending ban (take a look at my previous ban I wrote about a year ago here) and challenged myself to go a whole month without spending a single penny frivolously. In my last ban I kept a diary but I decided this time I would explain more about why I went on a spending ban, whether it made a difference to my savings and if I even missed having mountains of new clothes every month...

I don't think I'll ever get bored of florals for spring...and summer or the continuing embroidery trend, that we're still going to be seeing on the high street come autumn and winter, as you will already know if you read my previous post. An embroidered shirt and pair of crisp denim jeans is fast becoming my go-to everyday uniform and, whilst I do still love my beloved Converse, loafer shoes are my new love...

I was recently invited to take a look at the new Autumn/ winter collection from F&F by Tesco and I was so so so impressed with the amazing pieces on show that I knew I wanted to do a post about some of the best bits. All of their clothing is super reasonably priced (supermarkets are actually some of my favourite places to find hidden bargain pieces), well made and perfect for a huge variety of ages! Take a look at the collection while I talk you through it at the same time...