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#OOTD | Satin blue..









YAY! An outfit post, my fave kind but also the hardest kind. Getting the right photo and all the editing is a very challenging process, i know you regular fashion bloggers will agree! Its super fun though cos you get to pretend to be a model >.<

It has been such a long time since i done an #OOTD just because time is ever so thin in the life of Sarah, but i had to snap up this outfit and share with you my new fave blouse.
You may be wondering why i am holding some very bizarre poses but its all for your benefit...i promise! I wanted to show how well the satin material of this Hawes and Curtis shirt moves so fluidly with my body, its not tight at all around my arms which is a huge bonus for me because i genuinley cant wear anything thats tight around my arms cos i feel like i just want to rip it off!! haha.

I love the bow detail, it makes the shirt that bit more feminine and pretty. Great for work, interviews and even smart casual wear! The shirt comes in so may designs i chose a plain design but i love the deep blue colour so much , but now i think im going in to purchase something a bit more out there!
What are your thoughts on the shirt? What events would you wear it too?

Im not goingto lie i was going to team the outfit with some heels but then i thought i would rather be realistic, as i had a work/interview idea in mind when i planned this outfit and lets face it most of us dont wear heels to work.

You can shop the shirt at : www.hawesandcurtis.co.uk/womens

Trousers - NewLook
Shoes - ShoeZone

XOXO



**This is a PR sample but all views are honest and my own**
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