Juju Jelly Sandals Lookbook: 3 ways to style

Hey guys :)
In my Juju Jelly Sandals review, I promised a Juju look book, so here you go!
My first outfit was a cute Spring outfit. For my top I chose this cropped LA tshirt from New Look, which was £6.99. I am wearing a plain black skater skirt; also from New Look, which is £7.99, but I bought it in a recent sale for £4.00. In my hair I am wearing a half up, half down that is tied off with a daisy bun wrap from Primark. I am wearing grey frilly socks with a black frill from Dorothy Perkins, they are not still in store, but I recommend having a look at some of DP's frilly socks here. 
My second outfit is a daisy-based outfit. I picked out a navy t-shirt with daisies decorated across it. I'm wearing a pair of shorts which are from Primark, you can buy a pair like them from here,
here and here. I am wearing a daisy hair garland from Claire's and blue frilly socks from Primark.

My third and final outfit is just a very casual and simple outfit. My oversized Coca-cola t-shirt is from Primark and it was £6.00 when I bought it. My acid wash jeggings are from New Look and are £12.99. My check headwrap is from Forever 21 and is £3.15.
I hope you enjoyed reading this post and I have given you some inspiration on how to style your jelly sandals :)
I will not be posting until Monday xx


Bella xx

Juju Jelly Sandals Reveiw

If you've read my previous post, you will know that my jujus arrived recently. These are set to be a big thing in SS14, so I purchased them early before they sell out
.They arrive in a plain white box with the name and style on the side of the box. I love the simple packaging as it stands out and looks simple and chic.
I ordered the clear glitter Juju babe and, let me tell you, they are gorgeous. When I first opened the packaging I didn't know whether I would like them or not, boy was I wrong! They are adorable on! Another thing I love about Jujus are that they're very versatile, whether you wearing them with frilly socks, tights, or barefoot, they always look gorgeous, and there are so so so many outfits you could put together with them. If you like the socks I am wearing and would like to own them you can purchase them here.
Jujus are made of bendy plastic that, surprisingly, doesn't rub.The Juju babes that I purchased have a small block heel and a cute white buckle. They have a toe that turns into a t-bar with sides and cut outs.
I ordered mine from schuh for £28, but the lowest price I found for the glitter Juju Babes was £24.99 from here. There are many other colours that are really summery and bright. The non-glitter Juju Babes are less than the glittery ones. There are many different styles of Jujus that you can look at
including the maxi, the fergie, the fisherman, the tinkerbelle and many more.

Over all, Juju's are a great investment piece for the spring and summer and are certainly an eye catcher. They are comfortable and stylish, as well as being low priced; you can't get much better than that!
Jelly shoes have come back from the '90s to make a big return, the comeback is inspired by designers such as Céline, Alexa Chung, Prada and Rebecca Hall.
My next post will be a juju lookbook :)

Bella xx

My first post+get to know about me

My name's Ella, but I'm usually called Bella, and this is my blog, Fashion Fizz. 
I have an unhealthy obsession with fashion and shopping and thought that I would share my passion and create a fashion blog for tweens and teens. 
This blog will include the latest trends, style steals, designer on the high street and many more. I am excited to put together quick, inexpensive outfits for different occasions and share them with you.
I am an English girl who loves fashion & writing, so I decided why not put them together and share it. I plan to post every one to three days and, don't worry, I do go shopping regularly so there will be regular hauls and look books. 
I order a pair of jujus, jelly sandals, and they arrived today; meaning there will be a opening and review post up very soon!
Bella x