I’m a Riot

“I’m a riot, you’re a f****n’ Riot”

This post’s TUNE comes from The Blackout.  So the fact I’m from Merthyr and might be slightly biased to a band from my home town should not influence your opinion on these guys, because I think they are just awesome!  I’ve seen them more times than I care to remember, mostly at Merthyr’s Studio Bar, which sadly no longer exists :( I did love it there, anywho, back to the present, you can watch the video here, and you can visit the Blackout’s website here .

Onwards and upwards...

Playsuit: Dorothy Perkins (£25.00, sale)

Shoes:Peacocks (£16.00)

Bag: Dorothy Perkins (old)

Earrings:Matalan (old)

Bracelet:Topshop (old)
Jacket: Primark (old)

This is my very first ‘night out’ outfit.  Wow. I wore this saturday night for a night out with the ladies around my home town.  If you know the area where I live you will understand just how rubbish our club is (the giveaway of where I live is obvious in my song choice today).   Anywho, this place is just so sh*t, it’s actually come back round to being “aight”, well kind of... every now and again... maybe...

So yup, I found this playsuit a week or so ago in the sales and despite the fact that there was very little money in my bank account I knew I had to have it.  So ‘bye bye’ I said to what little money was left and ‘hello’ sexy jumpsuit.  But it was all worth it because I don’t half love it.

As I was all in black I thought it was necessary to add just a bit of colour so I dug out my very old red clutch and added this into the mix.  Job done.

I had a really good night but my feet felt like they had taken a battering the next day from my new heels as we spent most of the night dancing to the same cheesy crap that they were playing back when I was 17 (there is only so many times you can listen to the Killers before you want to repeatedly punch the DJ in the face)...  Nevermind, I’ll live. 

What did you get up to on the weekend?  Also, if you have a local nightclub that rivals the sh*tness of mine then let me know, maybe we can have a bit of a competition between them.

Hwyl (Bye in welsh, see you learn something new everyday),