Jack Wills

I was lucky enough to win a £100 +Jack Wills gift card, in their stocking filler twitter competition, over the Christmas period. I received the gift card last weekend, and raced out to spend it the very same day. Having never shopped at Jack Wills I was pretty curious to find out what all the 'hype' is about...and since bringing home my beautiful purchases I can honestly say I can see what its all about! Lets just say I've barely taken my gorgeous Conniston Sherpa hoodie off since making my purchase.

Since making my purchases the above items are no longer displayed on line, which may be a testament to their popularity. I believe them to be currently out of stock, most likely due to the hundreds of shoppers (like myself) grabbing a fab bargain in the January sales. 

I love my Conniston Sherpa hoody so much I decided to create an outfit based around the hoody. I was inspired by a relaxed 'boyfriend' look, with the real splurge for the outfit being the Juicy Couture watch. I have been looking for a new watch for a while, and this is a definite favourite, unfortunately perhaps a tad out of my price range. I love the whole feel of the outfit and it is certainly something I would wear whether it was to hit the shops with friends or simply to walk the dog. 

Conniston Sherpa Hoody (not available online at present) Mango Ripped Boyfriend Jeans £19.99 (in sale)
Converse All Star Ox £45 Ribbon Rebel Velvet Panel T-Shirt £18 Juicy Couture Rose Pave Bezel Watch £156 (in sale)Brown Leopard Print Purse £15

Shopping at Jack Wills for the first time (obviously) involved a lot of back ground research, as I wanted to get the best items possible using my designated £100. The hours of internet window shopping in anticipation for my gift cards arrival inspired me to create a Jack Wills inspired wish list. Now if only I had the money to spend...

Heminton Parka £119 (in sale) Goodrick Hoodie £49 (in sale) Tilbury Bag £198 

Hartford Boypant Set  £19 (in sale) Holecroft Shirt  £39 (in sale)