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Outfits of the Week

Here is the round up of my Outfits-of-the-Day, which I post to my Instagram @miss.rebeccarockford.
This Tuesday I'm heading back to work, so there may be fewer Outfits-of-the-Day posts. But hopefully I'll still be able to post everyday to Instagram!

Sunday
I wore this outfit to Indooroopilly Shopping Centre, where I got my eyebrows done at Benefit!


Hair Flower - That Shop
Top - Banned Dancing Days 
Belt - That Shop
Skirt - Hell Bunny
Shoes - Bait Footwear


Monday
This was my grocery-shopping outfit this week!

Earrings - QAGOMA Gift Shop
Top - ASOS
Skirt - Rock Steady
Shoes - From Japan
Bag - Forever21


Tuesday
I wore this outfit to go and get my hair done at Mermaid Salon! The turban was a perfect choice for my messy hair.

Turban - Bento box cover 
Earrings - A gift
T-Shirt - Rock Steady
Belt - That Shop
Skirt - Hell Bunny
Shoes - Pinup Couture

Thursday
This outfit was a wonderful choice for trying on clothes, I didn't need to pull it over my head and it was easy to take on/off. I wore this dress to do some shopping with my sister!

Earrings - Creep Heart
Dress - Hell Bunny
Belt - That Shop
Shoes - Pinup Couture
Bag - Banned


Saturday
I wore this dress out to coffee and shopping with my mum and sister.

Hair Flower - Lovisa
Earrings - A gift
Dress - Hell Bunny
Belt - That Shop
Shoes - Bait Footwear
Bag - Pinup Couture

So that's it for my outfits this week! I have definitely being feeling some Hell Bunny love lately. 

See you soon!

Miss Rebecca Rockford

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