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It’s no secret that I have a long term love affair with 17 Sundays. Their style reflects my own, they’ve been with me through my whole blogging journey and they just keep killing it with looks that I can imagine myself wearing as soon as I see them

The Ethical Fashion Guide for 2019 has just been released, and like last year there are a number of mainstream plus size brands included. I hope we’ll see that number continue to grow as the demand for ethical plus size fashion rises, and we as consumers ask for more transparency from the brands we shop with

As you already know, I keep it pretty casual when it comes to workwear. Clearly, I’ve got two pretty separate styles when it comes to what I wear throughout the day. Dress them up with a nice top or a tunic that’s suitable for meetings or to keep it casual I like to be able to layer because the temperatures can change so much through the day, so I tend to go for cardigans or zip up hoodies during autumn (and spring), and save full jumpers for winter when it’s a bit colder.

Above: PLT Plus Tiger Print Faux Fur Crop Jacket, AUD $72.00 from Pretty Little Thing Jungle Frenzy Dress, $109.99 from City Chic; Mixed Printed Swing Dress, USD $29.99 from Wild Thing Shirt, AUD $139.95 from Taking Shape; Neon Leopard Cardigan, USD $35.49 from Simply Be Layering pieces like duster coats and cardigans are great for incorporating trends into a basic look – this was how I first started pushing out of my black on black comfort zone. Simply Be; Jungle Frenzy Jacket, $139.99 from City Chic; PLT Plus Brown Leopard Print Cropped Puffer, $46.00 from Pretty Little Thing Cropped jackets, puffers, fleece – warm stylish layers are the order of the day and a great way to make your favourite summer pieces do double duty as we head into autumn and winter. LIMITED COLLECTION Black Pleated Snake Print Skirt, £26.99 from Yours Clothing; Leopard Midi Skirt, USD $69.95 from Eloquii; Wild, Wild, Wild Neoprene Pencil Skirt, USD $54.95 from Eloquii