Autumnal Mummy Outfit | OOTD

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Photo by Lilly

I wanted to share an outfit that I have been loving over the past few weeks with you all. This is brilliant for the school runs and coy afternoons. Not the best pic as I don't have my face on but Lilly's photography skills are pretty good.

The Jumper is a recent purchase from George Asda, it's a chunky knit jumper in a dusky pink shade, The sides have small slits which have ties to do up which I think makes it look so nice. The jeans are a basic pair of skinny's from New Look, I have had these for a while and they go with pretty much everything. I Have some heavy brown boots on from Shoezone which we got back in April but are still available, these are so comfy and warm too, perfect for Autumn. 

Jumper £12.50
Jeans £8.99
Boots £16.99

Comments

  1. Jenny Kearney7 October 2017 at 20:08

    I love that dusky pink shade, it really suits you. Have you thought about making your pictures a bit bigger? I love seeing the detail in outfit posts!

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    1. Gigglesinloveable7 October 2017 at 21:17

      Thank you for the advice, it really is appreciated. I will change it now :) x

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  2. Being Amy8 October 2017 at 10:35

    Ahh I love a good cosy jumper - there's nothing better than a big chunky knit in autumn. Your outfit looks great x

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  3. Caffeinated Reactions8 October 2017 at 12:45

    Love this look! This is definitely the reason why I love autumn! Huge cosy jumpers are the best!!!

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  4. Laura Dove8 October 2017 at 19:44

    Oh I love George, they have some lovely autumnal knits this year, I am definitely going to have a trip up there this week and stock up!

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  5. Kaz | Ickle Pickles Life and Travels8 October 2017 at 20:55

    I love the colour of your jumper - I am on the look out for a new one for this winter. Kaz

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  6. beautyqueenuk9 October 2017 at 09:52

    I do love a good cosy knit jumper and I like this shade of pink x

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