Boots: Beau Coop / Bag: vintage Chanel / Lipstick: Topshop "Wicked"
Harrods is an obligatory stop whenever we're in London. In fact, it was out first stop of the trip! Got off the train from Exeter, took a hot minute to crash in our Georgian style hotel (seriously my toilet looked like a throne...) and headed out to Harrods. I always adore their festive windows and decorations, and can't help but drool over their luxury goods (besides the obvious designer shoes and handbags, they even has stationary that is equivalent to a month's rent!), but we actually spent the most time in the food halls. Of course. It was so packed, being days before Christmas, and it seemed as if everyone was ordering their dinners and Christmas cookies from Harrods. We indulged as well and I gotta say their gingerbread cookies were out of this world. It was way too crowded for outfit photos, so we headed to my second-favorite part of the store: the children's section. I could spend hours in their reading nook with Paddington Bear and Tintin, surrounded by stuffed animals like that big guy up there. Cookies and teddy bears - who needs anything else?
All this recapping is making me nostalgic, and even though it's well into January I am still proudly wearing Christmas sweaters. Who's with me??
Hope you all are having a lovely week so far. Thanks for reading!
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Harrods is an obligatory stop whenever we're in London. In fact, it was out first stop of the trip! Got off the train from Exeter, took a hot minute to crash in our Georgian style hotel (seriously my toilet looked like a throne...) and headed out to Harrods. I always adore their festive windows and decorations, and can't help but drool over their luxury goods (besides the obvious designer shoes and handbags, they even has stationary that is equivalent to a month's rent!), but we actually spent the most time in the food halls. Of course. It was so packed, being days before Christmas, and it seemed as if everyone was ordering their dinners and Christmas cookies from Harrods. We indulged as well and I gotta say their gingerbread cookies were out of this world. It was way too crowded for outfit photos, so we headed to my second-favorite part of the store: the children's section. I could spend hours in their reading nook with Paddington Bear and Tintin, surrounded by stuffed animals like that big guy up there. Cookies and teddy bears - who needs anything else?
All this recapping is making me nostalgic, and even though it's well into January I am still proudly wearing Christmas sweaters. Who's with me??
Hope you all are having a lovely week so far. Thanks for reading!
Follow me on Bloglovin / Pinterest / Instagram / Twitter
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