Newlook Clothes Haul

The other weekend I went into my local Newlook and all of the new Autumn stock was in so I went ahead and bought a few things although some of these items aren't autumnal just adding a scarf to them would make it look great. I decided today to show you what I got as I love everything and I highly recommend checking Newlook out if your'e looking for some new clothes to add to your wardrobe.


Grey & Black Body
For ages I have avoided body's as I just never really saw the point in them but I got some to try out and so far I really like them, I got two plain ones to put under clothes like my checkered shirt or anything else.

Burgundy Striped Body
This caught my eye when I went into the shop because it is a lovely colour and because it has a scoop neck which is something I don't usually go for but I love this top so much and I can't wait to wear it throughout the next few months!

Funnel Neck T-Shirt
This isn't anything fancy but I like to get a plain top every now again because its something easy just to throw on for day to day use and I love the fact this top has a funnel neck.

Green & Blue Checkered Shirt
Currently I am obsessed with shirts, I love how they look and how they are so comfortable to wear and I loved the colour of this one, the fabric is quite thick which I find really good because it will keep me warm.

Grey Turtle Neck Jumper
I am actually wearing this jumper for the first time while writing this blog post and I love it, I feel so autumnal and cosy, it is a reasonably long jumper and the fabric is so so soft! This is definitely my favourite out of all the things I bought.


I have linked all of the items so if you want to have a look at them just click on the names, All of these items were under £15 and I find that a really good deal for such great quality clothes, I finally feel ready for Autumn!

What is your favourite place to shop?

September Favourites

I can't believe that its already the end of September! As I haven't done a favourites post in ages I have decided to do one today, some of these items I have mentioned in other posts but this month they have been used more then ever.


L'Oreal Volume Million Lashes Mascara
I got this a while ago to try but until a week ago I hadn't given it a go, it has now replaced my Maybelline mascara in my makeup routine. I definitely recommend this because lengthens and separates my lashes easily and lasts throughout the whole day.

Benefit Dallas Blush
I have used this product for a while now but recently I have been picking it up more because now that its Autumn this pink/plum coloured blush is perfect!

All The Bright Places
This has got to be one of my favourite books now, the story line is great and after reading it twice i'm still not bored of it. If you haven't read this yet then I urge you to read it, I also hope to read some of the other books by this author because they to look great.

Tiger Flower Cup
I'm not actually sure what this is supposed to be used for but I bought it because I loved the design on the cup and currently it sits on my desk with a few pens in it. This is one of my favourite things because its quite unusual.

High Neck Jumper
The other day I went to Newlook and bought a few clothes for Autumn (all of which will be shown in a post next week) and I spotted this and had to get it, it is a lovely fabric and its long and cosy, so perfect for Autumn! I won't go into much detail as I will also be writing about it in my next post.


So these are the things I have been loving in the past month and I can't wait for the next few months to come!

What has been your favourite thing about the past month?

25 Blog Post Ideas For Autumn

My favourite time of year is finally here! And I cannot wait to wear jumpers and a berry lip for the next few months, I couldn't really think of a post to do yesterday as most of the ones I am planning will take me longer than a day to organise so I decided to do 25 blog post ideas for any bloggers who are currently stuck for ideas. I hope this helps!

1. Things I Love About Autumn

2. Autumn Makeup Look

3. Favourite Candles

4. Autumn Playlist

5. Homeware Wishlist

6. The Best Berry Lipsticks

7. Seasonal Baking Post

8. A Weekend Photo Diary

9. Autumn Jumpers 

10. Autumn Inspiration Board

11. Fashion Wishlist

12. Morning Routine

13. Night Routine

14. Skincare Routine

15. The Best Winter Coats

16. Top Beauty Releases

17. Whats In My Bag

18. Halloween Party Ideas

19. Tips For Staying Organised at School

20. Drugstore Autumn Makeup

21. 5 Best Foundations For Autumn

22. Autumn Nails

23. Autumn Room Decor

24. Trends I'm Loving

25. A Warming Recipe

Hopefully some of you may find this list useful and I am sorry for not posting last week but next week I will definitely post a proper post for you all. I am still trying to balance school work with writing blog posts and its not going to well but eventually I hope I will get there!

What is your favourite thing about Autumn?

Zoella's WHSmith Book Club

I have a big love for books so when I heard about Zoella's Book Club earlier in the summer holidays I had to get it! I took all the books on holiday and by the end of my first week there I had read all eight of them, once I had started a book I couldn't put it down. I decided to do this post so that if you haven't heard about the Book Club you will find out about it and to also give you some idea of what I thought each book was like (don't worry there are no spoilers!).


Zoella's Book Club is available for £34.99 in which you get given 8 books to keep, if you were to buy all eight books separately the price would be considerably more expensive so it is a great buy! The 8 books that you get given are; Everything Everything, The Sky Is Everywhere, Billy And Me, Fangirl, Beautiful Broken Things, All The Bright Places, We Were Liars and The Potion Diaries. I found all the books had good story lines and kept me interested so I definitely recommend them but I picked three of my favourite books out of the bunch and those were; Fangirl, All The Bright Places and Everything Everything, those three books were all quite different but I literally couldn't stop reading them, All The Bright Places made me tear up a little but never the less it was still an amazing book.


I can't wait to read more books by these authors this year, another thing is very recently I discovered an app called Wattpad, if you haven't heard of it its basically an app where anyone can post there own stories and if you love to read I recommend it so much as I have read several great books on there.

What is your favourite book/author?

5 Ways You Could Prepare For Your GCSE's

When I go back to school this year I am going to be in year 11 and will be sitting my GCSE exams near the end of the school year which I have to say is an extremely scary thought! Although its a little early to start revising it will be useful in the future so I have found 5 ways that you can prepare for your GCSE's for my sake and if any of you are soon to be doing your GCSE's or are in the same year as me I hope you find this post useful.


1. Start revising early in the year
This isn't a necessary thing but it could be useful to start revising topics from the start of the year so that when your exams come you don't have as much work to do before them.



2. Buy/make a revision booklet
In the picture at the top of this post is a 10 subject notebook which I bought from Paperchase and I think it is a great thing to have because it means you can have all of your revision posters, mind maps etc. in one place and in organised sections. Making it easier to revisit and carry around.



3. Create a revision timetable
To organise your time to make sure that you do revision you can make a revision timetable which will help encourage you to revise, you can either make one yourself or if you type 'revision timetable' into google there are loads of free websites that will do this.



4. Use mind maps
This may not be your favourite way to revise as everyone has different ways they find easiest but I love using mind maps and to me they help a lot because all the information is in one place, if you haven't tried this I definitely recommend it.



5. Remember to relax as well
Obviously there is a time where you have to relax and for a while just try and not stress about your upcoming GCSE's (I know that is very hard), to do this just make sure to take a break between revising every now and again.



I think I will be using most of these ways when I come to start revising and I hope that you all found this useful in some way to. Also to anyone that got there GCSE or A level results back this summer I hope that you got everything your worked for.

What is your advice for preparing for GCSE's?