The Denim Mini Skirt You Need | Stolen Inspiration

The Denim Mini

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I have to say this mini skirt is the best thing since sliced bread. I’ve always loved denim skirts but I find they always look strange on me length-wise. Finally I saw this one on Jessie Bush’s Instagram (another NZ fashion blogger) and knew it would have to be a consolation prize for going to the UK earlier than I’d planned.

A bit of a spontaneous trip to Bath in England came about when we had a mix up with our visas and had to make a rush trip to go pick them up from London. We weren’t interested in sticking around since we will probably be back here to work, so we booked a bus aiming to explore a bit more of England before our next flight. The city itself was a pleasant surprise after freezing in Brighton the previous days. Between the architecture and the picturesque parks, it wasn’t hard to waste a couple of days enjoying the heat. We even got to see Stonehenge which is an easy day trip from Bath.

All in all, England has so far been fun but I’m looking forward to getting back in the heat. Next stop: Berlin, Germany.

Wearing: Urban Outfitters Skirt , Zara Top (similar here) and Bag, Rayban Sunglasses and Adidas Shoes.