10 of the Best Checks

The by-line for this blog has always been 'Country Chick, City Chic' - I came up with this because half of the time I can never decide what I like best.

Recently it's a dilemma that's affected more than just my wardrobe - but more on that later.

This post is most definitely for the the country bumpkins out there. I've rounded up 10 of my favourite checked pieces.

It's a trend that I adore. It's cute without being too young and has a fresh, clean summery feel to it. I always associate this style of fabric with summer picnics.

Sadly the weather in the UK is nowhere near warm enough for any of these items - but a girl can daydream right?

1st Row

Dress: Whistles / Dress: ASOS / Top: Warehouse

2nd Row

Dress: ChicWish / Crop Top & Skirt Set: ChicWish / Shirt Dress: Oasis

3rd Row

Dress: ASOS Tall / Shirt: Lee / Shorts: Mango / Dress: ASOS





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  1. Beth @ TallFashionAdventures.com2 May 2016 at 07:00

    What a great round-up! I love gingham and checks as well although I guess it would be more accurate to say that I love looking at them because I don't think I have any pieces in my closet yet! The husband has tons of gingham. Maybe I should steal a shirt from him. Hah!

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