The fox print dress!

I originally spotted this dress about a month ago, but given it was just after xmas I’d already bought a few things in the sales already I decided to put off making the purchase. At the time it was something like £69 in the sale but I told myself it could be next pay days purchase *nods*.

The following weeks that followed had me constantly thinking about it when I saw that it was all sold out online I didn’t think I had a hope in Hell of getting my mitts on it…but here it is!

57152 aubin wills fox print dress
Close up of fox print:

57152 foxes
And because I can’t do anything by halves…HAD to wear it with my faux fox stole!

57152 aubin wills dress
57152 HM fox scarf
Dress: Aubin Wills (currently have a few in their Covent Garden store but be quick as the store closes on the 1st Feb! Price £55)
Faux Fur Fox Stole: HM (past season)
Bag: my mum’s hand me down!
Boots: vintage

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