Organising and doing a photo shoot is very hard work but it’s also a lot of fun, I try to make the day go by by playing some music, (Blondie was the one that got everyone going this time!) having lots of yummy treats (models, amazingly do eat!) and just generally trying to keep the mood upbeat by dancing around, singing or cracking bad jokes! Last Thursday and Friday’s shoots took place at Mycenae House in a leafy area of Greenwich. The building is actually an old convent which was purpose built in the 1930′s. It has lots of giant wooden floored rooms with huge sash windows perfect for photo shoots.

I have to personally thank Nargiz and Jenna my wonderful and beautiful models, Nicky the Photographer, Gemma the Make Up Artist and Hairstylist and last but by no means least – the amazing Clare of rainbowsandfairydust blog fame for helping me with the Styling! THANK YOU guys – you were ALL brilliant!

Heres some pics taken over the 2 days of shooting…

So last week I reached 200 followers on Twitter, and to celebrate I promised to do a giveaway. After umming and aahing about what to give away, i decided it had to be vintage, so see below the lovely scarf I have decided to give away to a lucky follower. It is a 70′s gem, in shades of cream, taupe and brown with an Atlas and Postcard themed print, Lightweight and silky, it is the perfect Springtime accessory. It measures 19cm x 149cm - so a good length to wear in different ways.

All you need to do to win this beaut is:

1. Follow the boutique on asos marketplace, which is EASY PEASY , you can even do it with your Facebook account, just click here.

2. Follow this blog on bloglovin, just click the bloglovin icon to the right of this post. I will announce the lucky winner on Monday evening, because everyone needs something to cheer them up on a Monday! Good Luck! xx

For my latest outfit posts on LookBook and Chictopia, I decided to throw on my favourite top on the boutique, this gold and black Lurex top from the 60′s. I teamed it with my favourite light blue skinnies from Uniqlo, a sequinned clutch from Zara and my trusty nude and black suede toe heels from Topshop. I was originally going to wear it with a plain black suede envelope clutch but swapped it for this sequinned number to accentuate the sparkle in the top. What do you think? Gold overkill or does it work?

Gold and Black Lurex top, The GladRags, £30.