How to wear your Roshe Runs - Part 3

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The final part is here...

This outfit has to be my fave, which is why I've left it until last! It's sporty yet it's girly and makes me feel great!

Top - New Look
Jeans - New Look
Jacket - Dorothy Perkins

What makes this outfit is the mix of girly femininity and the sporty style too. The crop top inspired by the classic sports bra gives that gym top feel but the thin straps and cross over style adds subtle details that change the entire top's style. The bomber style jacket has always had a sporty feel to it, with it being made with silky feel florals it adds that instant girl-power! I LOVE the brightness of it too, making me get ready for summer! 

And there we have it: my 3 favourite outfits to wear with my Roshe Runs. What's your favourite outfit to wear with your pair? 

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Part 2

How to wear your Roshe Runs - Part 2

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Ladies it's time for Part 2, I hope you enjoyed my previous post showing you how to pull off the smart/casual sporty-chic look with your Roshes, now it's time for that city girl style!

Shirt Dress- F&F at Tesco
Dress - Matalan

With this outfit you can pull off two different looks by simply adding a belt. Here I have kept my shirt open and added a chunky belt around my waist to add some shape to my outfit. This is a great outfit for day-time shopping, you can team it with some tights for those chillier days (but today the suns out and I'm determined to get rid of these milk bottle legs!).

The second look is to fully button up the shirt and lose the belt. I feel that this style loses the summer feel to it, so you can easily cosy it up with some leggings, tights or even jeans and wear it on those 'where's summer gone?' days!

Having the under-dress on really points out the beautiful shaping in the shirt with the long curved side-slits, it also adds a more casual feel, as the shirt is still rather smart despite the length and lack of shaping. The colours also go great with my printed Roshes, do you have a bright pair? Perhaps match it with a colourful shirt-dress or even clash it!!

Liking it so far? Check out my next post in just a few days time!! 

How to wear your Roshe Runs - Part 1

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Nike's Roshe Run trainers have been a big hit recently, not just for sportswear but for general fashion. With bright colours, prints and even the option to customise your own, theres a pair for everyone. What I love about my Roshes is how comfy they are, I can wear them all day long and still never want to take them off! Wait....so that's fashionable shoes....that are actually comfy?! It's a miracle!

What I found difficult at the start was what to wear them with, I've never really been a trainer kinda girl (apart from living in converse for 3 years straight) so I stuck to wearing just jeans or my gym leggings. It was pretty boring. With a good hunt and try on session in my wardrobe I've come up with three different outfit styles that I love to wear my Roshe Runs with!

Dress-F&F at Tesco 

Now this little dress is great to quickly sling on and get an instant good look. The dress isn't overly tailored so it hangs nicely without being clingy to my hips. Pairing this with my Roshes gives me a smart-casual look, especially because the dress has a ribbed jersey neck line, giving that subtle sports-chic look to it.

The dress also has subtle feminine features, like the curved side slits in the hem, which just finishes the dress off nicely giving you the full sports-chic look. 

Look out for parts 2 & 3 over the next fortnight to find more ways to wear your Roshe Runs.