There’s a familiar smell of autumn in the air. I don’t actually know what it is but I think it’s to do with the cold air, it’s a distinct smell that makes me think, ah it’s that time of the year. Who would have believed we’d be nearing the end of 2021 and the pandemic would still be a prominent topic of conversation. However, the AW trend is here and to start off my wardrobe collection, Very kindly gifted me some denim, along with a few pieces to enjoy with it.
Comfort has always been important to be but in recent times, I’ve wanted clothes that hug my shape, rather than drowning myself in fabric.
*This is a collaborative post.
I’m a big lover of denim, so it only seemed suitable that I collaborated with Very UK. I will always opt for a denim jean over any other type of trouser type because they’re just so much more versatile. So with that said, I wanted to get something different and that I hadn’t tried before. These VByVery Bootcut Denim Jeans in a blue wash are perfect for boot weather. I also got two pairs of boots to style with these jeans which include a chunky Chelsea black boot shown in these pictures.
I’ve always wanted something from Levis and a love a good sweatshirt but the ones I’ve got in the past are either too big to tuck in or too long. As this campaign is all about denim, Levis seemed an appropriate brand to pair with these jeans and I am obsessed with this jumper.
A cardigan is a must-have when it comes to autumn and winter wear, so this long grey-knit cardigan is super comfy and I loved the cuffed sleeves on it too.
Very UK does some great denim products and stocks a variety of brands, whether it’s their own VByVery, CK Jeans or Tommy Hilfiger. In light of the pandemic, it’s definitely important that we’re protecting ourselves from getting sick by wrapping up warm. If you’ve not already switched over your summer wardrobe to your autumn one, then now is the time to do it!
What do you think of the AW denim range that Very has available? Let me know in the comments below.
*Disclaimer – This is a collaborative post with Very UK. All words are my own.
