One of my very first blog posts, in September last year, featured the oh-so seductive Pour Moi? Forbidden Basque.
The overt sexuality of this piece had be lusting after if for a whole 6 months - so with my one year anniversary looming, I finally took the plunge and purchased her.
*Disclaimer - the sexiness of this piece makes me talk bedroom. Grandma, don't read on!
The 70s are quite awesome - bell sleeves, flares, mini skirts, floppy hats and blunts fringes. What isn't great about all these things?
So when I saw this Yours Clothing Black paisley print wrap over dress, I just had to have it!
If you haven't noticed, I'm obsessed with florals at the moment!
I think it may have something to do with my new gardening obsession - those of you following my on Pinterest & Instagram have been bombarded with images of my latest, and rather muddy, hobby!
With this new fancy of florals comes another really quite wonderful dress!
As a girl with big boobs and a small waist, I frequently have problems finding dresses that fit beautifully on the waist and across my chest. Most dresses get cinched in at the waist with a belt come in stretchy materials that allow for substantial give over the chest.
Luckily for me, there is a wonderful new designer on the scenes who makes dresses that more accurately reflect a curvy girl's figure.
The past two weeks, my social media feeds have been saturated with debates surrounding people's size.
Plus Sized Wars, a Channel 4 documentary on plus size bloggers like myself, sparked controversial comments from Jamelia claiming women of extreme weight, at both ends of the scale, shouldn't be able to shop for clothes in high street stores.
The fantastic Debz of The (Not So) Secret Diary of a Wannabe Princess came out fighting with the #WeAreTheThey campaign that had women of all shapes and sizing putting their faces to the women Jamelia so publicly shamed.
At the same time, #EachBodysReady exploded across social media as women and men alike took offensive to Protein World's Beach Body Ready adverts that have been slapped across the London Underground!
What has happened in the past few weeks seems to have bought issues of body confidence and, the flip side to this, body shaming, to the forefront of the British public awareness.
Until now, I have been relatively quite on my thoughts surrounding these campaigns. Although I am perfectly happy with stripping off too my undies and sharing my lumps and bumps with you all, I am not always so comfortable expressing my thoughts and feelings on a deeper level. But today I will ...
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