Style Trunk

A new brand has come to my attention this week (new to me anyway...it started in 2008 but is relatively unheard of in the UK - or have I had my head under a rock for the past six years?!) Uterque is owned by the same people behind Zara and Massimo Dutti and has the same sort of aesthetic as & Other Stories, Cos and Zara - so an instant hit for me! Plus, the prices are pretty reasonable. 

I fell in love with this dress when I saw it; anything with a gorgeous back like this makes me go weak at the knees, and this classic piece is one that can be worn year on year.

Top: Zara

Shirt: Zara

Jeans: Topshop (DIY)

Wellies: Hunter

Backpack: ASOS

Sunglasses: Primark

My third and final Glastonbury look (the other days I pretty much wore variations of the same thing). You may notice there aren't any people/tents in the background of these pictures - they were taken on a walk back from the 'Powder Room' put on by ZooLoos. About a 15 minute walk off-site, it had proper showers, proper toilets with soap, hand cream and loo roll, and a lovely little cafe that did cracking breakfasts. With mirrors, dressing tables and hairdryers and straightners, it was heaven! 

Girls, if you're going to a festival this summer, look out for something similar - there's nothing like a good shower to wash away a hangover and tent-sweat. 

Parka: Zara (similar)

Dress: ASOS

Wellies: Hunter

Sunglasses: Primark

Day two of Glastonbury when the rain arrived and festival staples, the wellies and parka came out. I kept my festival looks pretty simple (I must have been one of a handful of girls not wearing a flower crown) and wore hard-wearing pieces that would handle the ever-changing weather and being splashed with mud, beer, and other liquids that I'd prefer not to think about. 

See my first look here

Top: H&M

Dungarees: River Island

Flats: Topshop

I'm now back from Glastonbury and feeling slightly worse for wear but it was oh so worth it. Despite the rain, the mud, and squatting over long drops, I had the best five days. It was my first time at the festival and it definitely lived up to my expectations; the music was great (my favourites being Jake Bugg, George Ezra and Kasabian) and the whole place was just like a dream world, bursting with creativity.

I wore this on the first day we arrived when it was hot and the rain was yet to hit. I love dungarees and had been on the hunt for the perfect pair for a while when I snapped these up in the River Island sale a couple of weeks ago (they're now £15!)