Ohhhh this has taken me a long while to figure out. Back when I started blogging in 2013, having a job as a content creator was practically unheard of, and even though it is still very much a hobby for me (which I still absolutely love), I didn't use to do as much planning or admin as I do now.
When I first started my blog, I would post as and when I wanted to, creating whatever I wanted to (remember the days of outfit posts where you just talked about the outfit), but fast forward 7 years and I've finally found a creative balance that fits around teaching 5 days a week as well as around any acting I may get.
This is mainly down to one thing only...
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The wardrobe changeover every season always fills me with so much joy! Is it the fact that I use it as an excuse to treat myself to a few new wardrobe additions, or is it the fact that the organisational freak in me gets to plan my seasonal capsule (ish) wardrobes again? That's a secret I'll never tell...xoxo Gossip Girl.
I just love planning my wardrobes, and one thing that always intrigues me is to see what styles have come back around again from times past.
Nowadays, it's very rare that a style is brand sparkling new, mainly because a lot of the trends have been done before, and are just having a reboot. When I was planning my wardrobe for this autumn, there were a few trends that caught my eye that left me with a sense of deja vu, especially as I had some very similar vintage pieces hanging in my wardrobe.
So let's have a peek at some of the autumn trends that have already had a moment in the past, and that you'll be able to shop on the high street and in charity shops. I'll be leaving some new and second-hand options under each section so you can shop to your heart's content!
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