








I know, it’s not even summer yet but previews for whats coming afterwards are out. I went to check out Asos because we all shop there and stock pics are all well and good but I want to see what their clothes are like in person.
Click below to see them up close. It’s a lot of photos for this preview post so bare with me:

The same shirt shown in picture #7 above on the model. LOVE the oversized collar.
Pink peplum jumper. This would work with a pencil skirt as well as the matching skirt in front.

I have a weakness for Mr Kipling’s bake well tarts so I wouldn’t be surprised if I get this. All the above hits Asos from July.

Embellished jade leather motor jacket hanging along more jewel toned embellished pieces. These hit Asos from September as well as the rest shown below.

This is the cape that you saw on the model above. My mouth fell open when I touched this: “Put this on! put this on!” I told someone that works at Asos. It looks fantastic on her and she wasn’t a model so it’s not just cut for one type. I imagine this with ankle grazing skinnies while clutching a hand held bag in the bend of your arm.

They have several bombers coming out. This one is bejeweled on the front and back so no additional jewelry required.


This photo does not do this dress justice. All I can say is I have to have it. It’s super long and would be killer with old school white trainers.

An oversized fun faux fur hanging with light coloured knits and prints.

I’m still watching MadMen and seeing this reminded me of a sixties silhouette with structured cuts and bracelet sleeves. The middle outfit with the sequin top and sequin skirt? I think it goes without saying what I thought.

Just look at these Vivienne Westwood like platforms!!! They look like the shoes I see in vintage shops and quietly whimper because they only fit the feet of a 10 year old. Well now I have a chance with these. Asos told me that they are increasing their shoe size to larger than UK 8 or US 10. Good news!
The collection starts to hit Asos from this July.
