A few weeks ago I shared a post about one of my passions: literature.

If I'm reading, writing or simply losing myself in a tiny old bookshop, comfort will always be at the forefront of my mind.
As a fashion driven woman I spend every evening picking out what I'll wear the next day. It makes it easier you know? I'm not one of those girls that can simply get up and know what to wear - hell, I'm way too tired to even think about it on a weekday morning.

That's where my Levi's staples come in. When you think comfort and style, classic and contemporary, Levi's tick all the boxes, which is why I'll always reach for them over anything else in my wardrobe. The key to a successful but current outfit is: BASICS. You can't go wrong - they go with everything and help build a nice selection of 'go-to' staples.

My iconic Levi's pieces that I just couldn't be without have to be my , and . All three items work so well for A/W - the jacket and jeans compliment each other perfectly for that on-trend double denim look () and the utility shirt plays the part. Teamed with a pair of thick leggings, chunky boots and thick socks, come winter it will no doubt be my go-to outfit for those days I'm roaming the bookshelves and want to go for that classic but contemporary, comfortable option.

In summary, it's all about living your passions in the most comfortable way, and Levi's get my vote every time.

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Levi's 501 Straight Leg Button-Fly Jeans. Levi's Trucker Jacket. Missguided Shoes.

Reading: my passion for it was birthed way before this blog existed and it's certainly the place I take most inspiration from.
When I was at school, words didn't come easily - English wasn't my strongest subject and story writing made my brain hurt. It frustrated me because I wanted to be good at it. Then, at around the age of 15 something switched - I was thirsty for books, desperate for the words to quench my brain with love and hope and knowledge.

It ignited something in me. When I feel sad, I read. When I feel relaxed, I read. When I feel content, I read. It's just become a part of my life, a habit. Something for me. I'll get through a book within a day and I'll instantly crave the next one - it makes me happy.

Last year, when my blog started to get a little busier I found myself having less spare time - instead of picking up a book, I'd be snapping away at outfit posts or writing my latest update; we fell out of love as it were. But recently I've realised I need to make more time for the things I love, because without reading, I wouldn't have this blog and ultimately, the two go hand in hand. It can be hard to balance my blog with other passions but we all need to take a step back sometimes and re-evaluate - blogging is my hobby, reading is my release: my passion.

Book shops are one of my favourite places in the world. The quiet, the calm, the unspoken understanding of each individual who steps inside. There's no judging here. I can spend hours, roaming the aisles, perching myself in a cosy corner and just shutting out the rest of the world for a while. This particular little haven is situated in the heart of Saffron Walden - probably one of the most perfect towns in the world. And what better way to spend a Saturday afternoon?

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