I'm full of love at the best of times for COS print dresses, but I love them even more when they're 70% off. This shift dress with a statement rolled neck ended up costing $40.40!
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I like that COS isn't about following particular trends. It's more about an exploration of colour, shapes and patterns in a way that's both practical and a little bit out of the box in this world of fast and disposable fashion. I have dresses from several years back that I still love and wear. They've stood the test of time both both in terms of style and quality. I'll definitely be paying a visit to their store in Berlin when I'm over on October.
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What's your favourite place for clothes?
What do you think Lee Lin will do next?
I love Lee Lin - there's something so authentic & naturally edgy in her that's missing in plastic newsreaders.
ReplyDeletePlease excuse my ignorance but what does MVP stand for? I've seen it a lot recently but don't know what it means.
ReplyDelete70% off - what a bargain! I have to be honest and say I had never heard of COS before reading your post. I must have been living under a rock all this time! I don't have a favourite brand really. I just get something if I like it but of course I have more success in some shops rather than others, and I do have some favourite online shops these days! :-) xoxo #TeamLovinLife
ReplyDeleteI must admit I don't really go into shops to buy clothes. I used to like Nicola Waite as the sizes go up to a 18-20 and they're funky. But expensive. I wore a bit of that stuff in a previous life. A lot of stuff now I buy cos I see bloggers / instagrammers in it. Some stuff from Sassind for example. I wish I fitted into Gorman Clothing and I love a few Insta style / fashion places I could never afford. And Beau Coops and IOXS shoes, for eg. #teamlovinlife
ReplyDeleteI've never tried COS before but it looks like it would be a lovely place to visit. I doubt we have a store here in BRisbane though, haha!
ReplyDeleteI am interested to see what Lee Lin does next too! :)
LLC is a national frickin treasure
ReplyDeleteI find the range at COS a bit overwhelming.
I am luffing the Next website but haven’t bought anything yet
I need to check out COS
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