'Jeans and a nice top'

Afternoon my lovelies! ! ! !

As you most probably see on social media ALL the time, when you want to remain comfortable and casual but do not opt for leggings or joggers, every girls aim is to find some 'jeans and a nice top' to wear. This is commonly known as the attempt to not look like you've just rolled out of bed but also not like you've been up since 6 finding an appropriate outfit for the day.

So I thought it would be a grand idea to share with you my current 'jeans and a nice top' styling, particularly as the Autumn chill has definitely arrived.

Top: Asos

Denim jacket: Heelies

Jeans: Topshop (yep. Basic.)

Bag: River Island

Shoes: Asos

Accessories: Asos, H&M, Anna Saccone

So, as you can see, this is definitely a relaxed outfit that doesn't take too much effort to pull together. But that's kinda what I like most about it, comfort over style - but still stylish! I have also tried my utmost to use my trusty slide on loafers as the centre of this outfit, and colour coordinate accordingly, which I think had created an overall nude look that actually looks relatively flattering, considering it's just jeans and a top with a jacket thrown on top. Looking back, I am largely gutted I didn't take any photos to show you the best top in more detail. It's a really great nude colour, and is just a loose fitting tank top style. However it is long at the front, but has a cutaway at the back to reveal a tiny bit of flesh and to just add a bit of an edge to what could be a plain item. I also would just like to make a point of saying how fricken amazing these loafers are. In fact they are so comfortable I am considering purchasing a second pair, in plain black rather than patterned so that I can really make the most of this comfy shoe by Asos.

I hope you all like this look and maybe it can inspire you to find your staple 'jeans and a nice top'.

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