This sounds great!
With the staggering increase in your weekly food shops and interest rates hiking constantly, there's no wonder people have little income left to spend on treating themselves. When money saving expert Martin Lewis recommended online retailer 'Everything5Pounds' for their fast-fashion needs, MyLondon reporter Lea Dzifa Seeberg was keen to give it a try.
Lea said that the green floral off-the-shoulder dress would look great once she'd got rid of her "winter-induced pastyness." She wanted to pair it with a £5.75 denim jacket so it could be worn "all summer", but when she paired it with a pair of Nike-esque trainers she found that the total was too high - so she emptied the basket and started again.
She said: "The only issue I found with Everything5Pounds was the sizing. I'm a UK 8 and wear the same in shoes. While I could easily get clothing in my size, it was the only one available for most things I clicked on."
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