Faux Fur Vintage Jacket: Vintage Kilo*
Ombre Crinkle Shirt: Topshop
Blue Joni Maternity Jeans: Topshop
Odessa Cut Out Shoes: Topshop
Willow Bag: Mulberry
Now let's get one thing straight, I don't do vintage shopping. I like my clothes to be nicely merchandised and I don't enjoy shopping in anything that resembles a jumble sale so when the team at Vintage Kilo got in touch I thought I'd face my shopping fears head on and attend their Sheffield event. In case you've never heard of Vintage Kilo they run pop up events selling vintage goodies. Spy something you like? Items are weighed and you pay by the kilo. I picked up this jacket and another Chanel-esque beauty (coming soon to Cagney & Lace) for just £21, bargain non? I've never seen so many vintage lovers in one space and even though I had to do a bit of rummaging I was thrilled to come away with two wardrobe staples, especially as I've been after for a faux fur jacket for ages.

 While some see faux furs as a Wintery affair I think they can look incredibly Spring like when styled with pastel shades and neutrals, it is England after all. I had a little spree in Topshop earlier this week and came away with the mock-croc cut out shoes and this ombre shirt (which I promise doesn't need an iron, it's just the style!) Willow has also started to make her first couple of Spring time appearances and I couldn't be happier, while I adore my Pashli it's actually pretty heavy so carrying Willow is a breathe of fresh air. 

 Craigs been working all weekend (boo for people wanting to shop on bank holidays) so I've been catching up with friends and family, usually over food. Today we're off to my mum and dads for a huge Easter roast and I've made old school chocolate nests especially, they're not just for children you know. The baby's nursery is starting to make real progress too which means it's only a matter of time before I can start the fun part, accessorising!

 What have you been up to this Easter? Do you love or loathe vintage shopping?

*My faux fur jacket was kindly paid for by Vintage Kilo.