Fail-safe

Dress: Staple the Label via Beginning Boutique
Veruca Salt Tote: Tilkah
Necklace: Knobbly Designs on Etsy
Thelma Sandals: The Horse

Everyone has that one outfit that they chuck on without a second thought. Those days you wake up on the wrong side of the bed, those days you don't want to get out of bed at all. The kind of day where you wake up and the first you do is yell at your bedroom ceiling, "PLEASE DON'T LOOK AT ME, I AM HIDEOS." This is my lazy, fail-proof outfit. This knit dress is light enough for Summer and stretchy enough for me to slunk down in my train seat, legs akimbo, hair a mess. Cute Aussie label The Horsemakes the fricken' comfiest sandals (and I'm not even a sandal girl). The description for these sandals on the website is, "A latticed, leather throne for your feet." Enough said. My feet are princesses (very scarred, poorly treated princesses suffering from years of domestic abuse). What do you guys wear on your lazy days?



And as I am in the midst of guest-blogging for Breakfast With Audrey (you can view all my posts here). As a special pre-Chrissy treat for my followers, the lovely Pip and Tash (the honeys with heaps of booty behind BWA) are offering A$200 BWA Dollars upon sign up to their community (they usually only give you A$25 to start up with). Interacting on their fash e-communtiy earns you Audrey dollars which you can eventually trade in for something you can wear, fling around, dance on etc. It's a cute way of rewarding you for being part of their commnunity.

I'm a member already, so hopefully I'll see you there?
Sign up to Breakfast With Audrey for a complimentary A$200 Audrey dollars as hello present
Code upon sign-up: "Jesslovesfred"

In other news, all the Christmas centre Santas and window displays are getting to me. I'm finally feeling Christmassy. I'll be making another Xmas mixtape for you to get your groove on sometime within the next week. God knows I need it, since my family is deserting my over Chrissy to leave me to fend for myself back home in a land where I don't know how to cook for myself. Christmas instant noodles, here I come.