Oh yes - that leaf print wrap top is lovely never - really suits you! I'm always put off wrap tops as I can never get the ties to tie so they look nice and I'm paranoid they will untie at an inopportune moment (see also wrap skirts...) but I confess I have kept looking at that one just for the lovely fabric. Also the toast pinwheel dress and espadrilles are beautiful. (Know what you mean about the espadrilles though! Still quite expensive and probably not durable. Gorgeous shape and pattern, though). That toast chevron skirt seems to be back on the website this morning in most sizes if you are still interested? not that I've been looking or anything . It is a really good price now.
Also whisky's wafts uniqlo dress, nink's rose scarf and binky's boden cuff are lovely too.
Aaaargh. Someone stick me to the no-spend bench please.
huff -yy the Gudrun tunic is amazing and so unusual. It would definitely be better quality than the Zara one too - and with the discount probably not too much more ££? Was it today you were off to the V&A? Still v jealous of you being able to pop in there before work!
Beautiful toast jumper too - though annoying about the hole. ella I love the one you are thinking of and agree a S should generally be fine for you (I would take an M there and am easily 1or 2 sizes larger than you & huff - though the "look" varies quite a lot depending on the style - some are a lot neater than others, though still not "clingy' as such - though you get a feel from the descriptions & reviews) . As the reviews on that one do seem to comment on the sleeves being very tight, that may be sorted by a larger size if that would bother you?
cherries - poor you @ bravissimo 
. Hope you're feeling better today. I agree that a day of slobbing on the sofa self-care is justified! (Glad the MN man is out of the grump with you! 
) Also len -sorry to hear you're feeling out of sorts 
. Would love to see some of your holiday purchases when you're up to it!
soy - Beautiful Norfolk beach, and totally crazy clouds! Glad you had a lovely weekend. Am so impressed with your approach to the diet. Balancing healthy eating but not being unreasonably restrictive. I'm loving lentils too ATM. We're working our way through our "Brexit lentils" that DH bought as a stockpile, and then realised that we actually didn't really use all that much - so we're practising with lentil recipes before needing to restock for October.
soups - how was the lion king? Fancy going to see that, and I don't think DS would object for once. Stockholm sounds so exciting. Would love to go there. nink - didn't realise you hailed from there! Good suggestions.
just - hope your blanket is working! I understand the airflow vs insulation issues...obviously we're the opposite...houses built to trap as much heat as possible and then we whinge during the 3 warm days in the Summer when it is too warm and stuffy. Never ever happy...
Welcome back laska! I did wonder if you would go for the olive chamonix! They look nice - and hopefully they haven't totally changed the cut on the different colour (like I think cherries said they had on the Moritz?). I think we are all waiting on tenterhooks for your postman .