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Mummy Outfit | Hoping for spring

 

Its been a long time since I have written an outfit post and never done one on this blog but I am in love with this outfit right now so wanted to share it. The colours in this outfit get me excited for spring and warmer weather even though I do love a bit of snow.

I am not the most confident in my body and know I could do with losing a few pounds but I do love my sweet treats and I have a man who loves me for who I am. 

Cardigan: The cardigan is from Nutmeg in Morrisons and is only £13, the colour is gorgeous the the cardigan itself is cosy, soft and warm which is perfect for most of our seasons. 
 
Jeans: The jeans are from Simply be which I brought through Next these are my comfiest jeans and fit so well, these retail for £24.

T-shirt: The T-shirt is a basic white crew neck one from Next and are so cheap to buy, they are £6 each or £5.40 each if you buy more than one, I have these in other colours too.

Glasses: My glasses are from specsavers and cost £15, these are prescription glasses which I wear daily. 

I hope you enjoy this outfit inspo, this is definitely one of my go to outfits to wear at the moment and I think it will be for a while. 

Victoria x 

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  1. beautyqueenukJanuary 20, 2023 at 12:06 PM

    I really like the colour of that cardigan, it would work with so many other coloured tops x

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  2. JoannaJanuary 22, 2023 at 3:20 PM

    I really like the cardigan, it inspires a good mood. I love that pretty pink colour. Indeed, your outfit looks perfect for spring.

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  3. Rebecca SmithJanuary 22, 2023 at 9:29 PM

    I love this outfit, the colour of the cardigan is super cute and I love how comfy and cosy this outfit looks! The perfect Spring outfit.

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