Go Figure

So, after just spending the last hour playing with my hair, and almost crying at one point over the loss of my long tresses and the fact that I had made myself resemble a young female Labour MP, I think I've figured out what my love/hate relationship with my new haircut is all about - it's not short enough or, quite frankly, crazy enough.

You see, my hair for the majority has been long. And even when it's short it's been a simple bob. Not only was I hankering from the freedom that having short hair brings but also I wanted to make a HUGE differenec, have people go WOW! In all fairness a couple of people hat work did say that but I just don't feel like going from past my collarbone length to jaw length was enough.

It'll probably be best for me to keep it this length for a little while and see if I can't fake the look I'm going for as and when I want it (atleast I'll have the added bonus of a more simple hair do when I want it).

For now he's a couple of pics of what my hair looks like today plus an outfit post





















Sweater dress H&M; studded belt TOPSHOP; wet look leggings TOPSHOP; scarf H&M, black & white leopard print bag MORGAN; Barry M nail polish in Pink Flamingo

Nu Hair Do!

Had my hair cut on Saturday afternoon. It was a very last minute decision...didn;t decide until very late Friday evening that I was going to do it and then had to get up at 9am the following morn to ring the hairdressers and hope they could squeeze me in.

Before the hairdressers:


After the hairdressers:


Quie a difference huh??!! I like it but don;t love it yet. I need to have a chance to play around with it properly, plus I'm still getting used to seeing my reflection without the massive mane.

Quick pic of my 'first day back to work' outfit:

Navy jacket/blouse-vintage from Ebay; black boobtube-H&M; denim skirt-Danielle Scutt 4 Topshop; black wet look leggings-Topshop; navy ribbon, gold chain and pearl necklace-Accessorize.