Vogues Fashion Night Out

On Tuesday evening I attended the Vogues Fashion Night out, that was being held in central London. I was invited by Bee from 'idressmyselff.blogspot.com'. 

If you are unaware of what VFNO is then have a look here and prepare yourself for the next one!

We begun the night in All Saints, as Bee was invited along by the All Saints press team! We were greeted at the door by some of the tallest people I have ever seen in my life (I think they were models) holding trays of drinks. We got a choice of: 

Hoxton Gin & Tonic
Hoxton Gin & Cranberry
OR
Hoxton Gin & Red Bull

I went for the Gin & Cranberry, and it was amazing, although I was scared it would get me drunk because I haven't had an alcoholic drink in so long, but i proved to my self that i'm not a massive lightweight!!

There was a bar located in the centre of the store, where you could get free drinks all night, pretty awesome right?

I've always been a big fan of All Saints, but unfortunately I haven't always been able to afford it! I love the edgy biker vibe they have going on. On the night, I cannot even tell you how many items I fell head over heels in love with. I saw the most incredible pair of black boots with a ombre'd red toe point, and was almost willing to extend my overdraft just to buy them!
However I didn't do this, I just stood and drooled over them for a little while. 
I also really liked their pieces from there new Biker Project collection, they had some really lovely bags and matching boots!

Thanks to Bee, I met some really lovely people, the majority of them from the press team at All Saints & was given a UBS with a All Saints playlist on it, which I thought was super cool.
I had such a lovely time in the All Saints store and really enjoyed the atmosphere!

After spending a bit of time in All Saints, we decided to have a wonder and ended up in Liberty's slurping on alcoholic ice lollies which were incredibly strong & taking selfies in a fitting room!
Liberty's had a DJ and Henry Holland was making an appearance which attracted a pretty large crowd of people.
Being in Liberty's brings me so much joy, but alongside that comes the heart wrenching reality of not being able to afford anything that I have my eyes on.

I saw lots of lovely things, and fell in love with pieces from Alexander Wang, Acne, Kenzo and even a few pairs of Prada shoes, none of which i can afford but a girl can dream!

I had a really lovely evening and I'm already looking forward to next year!