Welcome to Glencoe: Part II

SEZANE embroidered suit, round leather brown bag, black blazer & cream cardigan (c/o) | TOMMY HILFIGER baker boy cap (c/o) | REFORMATION high waisted trousers (old, similar here) | KAREN MILLEN black & white slingbacks (now in sale) | NEEDLE & THREAD blue maxi dress c/o (old but lots of lovely new styles in)

Photos by the glorious Kirsty McLachlan

Hey there pals! Happy humpert day. Today's post doesn't have many words to accompany it because I already warbled on about the shoot in my last post (catch part one here if you missed it!), but welcome to the second part of our day in Glencoe! I did warn you there'd be an especially extra dress, didn't I? You might remember it from this lookbook post here; I don't get to wear it as much as I'd like - for some reason I just don't think the local Tesco or my sofa are quite ready for it yet - so the next logical step was to take it up to the highlands to do a big fancy editorial style shot. Concerning many, many sensible hiking boot and duffle coat wearers along the way, may I add. The other two outfits feature some very beautiful pieces from Sezane, who've become one of my recent go-tos - their clothes are amazing quality and fit like a dream (which my fellow five footers will know goes a long way) and there's always something a little different to what's available on our high street on there that'll let you add a sprinkle of French chic to your outfit. 

Well, we've just arrived in Lisbon to the most horrendous weather (if you're picturing me typing that with gritted teeth and a throbbing forehead vein you wouldn't be wrong) so I'm off to google 'things to do inside' in Lisbon. Or we could just cafe hop and cake-eat for four days. 

Maybe this rain isn't such a bad thing after all..

Amy