Here's What I Would Have Spent: ASOS Main Range

ASOS Curve has a pretty big range of plus size clothing for the lower-mid end of plus size fashion. With on trend seasonal low cost fashion to higher budget boutique labels, ASOS Curve are pretty inclusive. But of course there are always straight sized clothes that plus size shoppers do not have access to.

The fabulous Debz came up with the #HeresWhatIWouldHaveSpent hashtag for us plus size lovelies who are longing for the same clothing you find in the lower size bracket and this month we are looking at the ASOS standard range.

Now, there are plenty of pretties that I could mention but I often find something similar in the plus size section and when I don't, it's usually out of my price range anyway.

However there is one thing I am gutted they don't sell more of in the Curve range...

Quirky novelty prints!

Yes they do bodycons and bikinis for the babes in size fat who want to flaunt the goods and believe me that's brilliant but this girl just wants a dress covered in donuts!

I was always called a tomboy as a child and there were three things that I one day dreamed of encountering: Robots, dinosaurs and unicorns. I understand the chances of meeting a robodinocorn are perhaps a little slim so ASOS, oh ASOS, give us a dino print dress in size fat to ease the disappointment.

Or one of these shirts. They're PERFECT and so very me!

And ASOS, dear ASOS... I want to be a panda too!

I am not proud to admit it but I do get envious of those who wear the smaller sizes getting to be dinosaurs and pandas. I just can't help it.

So ASOS, #HeresWhatIWouldHaveSpent if you were more size inclusive.

For an idea of what other plus size bloggers would buy from the main range check out the blogs below:

Debz - http://www.wannabeprincess.co.uk
Michaela - http://www.cardifforniagurl.co.uk/
Vicky - http://therandomnessoftwee.blogspot.co.uk/
Becky - http://doesmyblogmakemelookfat.com
Steph - http://seeingspots.co.uk
Nikki - http://www.nattynikki.com
Sarah - http://plussizeproud.co.uk
Rebs - http://sullen-hearts.blogspot.co.uk
Lucia - http://ucantwearthat.com
Vicky - http://thecurvedopinion.com
Lisa - http://www.lisaphilbin.co.uk

Pick Of The Sales: High Street Novelty Bags

I could make a list as long as both arms of novelty handbags that I love, want and absolutely definitely need in my life. But unfortunately the majority of these bags are designer accessories runnung into the hundreds or even thoudands of pounds. Dream on, Cupcake, dream on...

But wait! All is not lost! The high street and affordable fashion websites are forever upping their game when it comes to their cute and bizarrely fantastic handbag offerings. Many of them are currently on sale too so now is an excellent time to grab a bargain. Here are a few of my sale picks:

Camera (Accessorize) was £29 now £14.50 - Donut (New Look) was £12.99 now £4 - Chocolate (ASOS) was £12.99 now £9 - Clock (Accessorize) was £25 now £19 - Unicorn (ASOS) was £12.99 now £7.50 - Tape (Accessorize) was £25 now £12.50 - Milkshake (New Look) was £12.99 now £4

I'm finding it incredibly difficult to pick a favourite but the camera and the unicorn are probably the ones I'd use the most.
Which one would you pick?

Weekend Wislist Part 1: ASOS

Why do I overlook Asos so often? Their Curve selection is actually rather excellent. So, as I'm alone on a Saturday night with nothing but Doctor Who to keep me company, I thought I'd show you a few bits that are on my wishlist.

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I've never seen leopard print as very "me" but this kind of animal print is so... charming. I love it! Especially the woodland print of the first dress. It's perfect for this time of year.

3 - 4 - 5

Checks and tartan are some more of my favourite patterns for the A/W season and I love the variety in these three dresses. I've seen the green dress on a few fellow bloggers but never got around to buying it myself. I forgot about it for a while and it's just made its way back onto my wishlist.

And just because.... Here's a bloomin magical tshirt.

Bonus Unicorn of Awesome

What are your favourites from Asos at the moment? Leave me a comment and let me know.