After a hard week at work, a weekend trip to
Bath is fashionista heaven
You’ve had yet another groundhog week: five
days of the office, gym, TV dinners and long commutes. By 6pm on Friday, it’s
time to escape the daily grind effortlessly (no clammy train journeys) and
stylishly (no tracksuit allowed) for that Bath city break. The weekend bag is
packed, and once your BFF slips into the seat of your Ford Fiesta and gets her
playlist going, you’re in road trip nirvana.
You’ve
had yet another groundhog week: five days of the office, gym, TV dinners and
long commutes…
By
6pm on Friday, it’s time to escape the daily grind effortlessly and stylishly
for that Bath city break
She streams Lianne La Havas from her phone
for a classy chill-out, while you call your neighbour to remind her to feed the
cat (so easy - you just say her name and Bluetooth with voice control does the
rest!). It’s all going so well — even the sun’s holding out, though the
temperature inside is automatically set to cool.
It’s time for a quick petrol stop (capless
refuelling means no yukky petrol on your hands) and you stock upon magazines
and a skinny latte — thanks to keyless entry, nothing gets dropped!
Hitting
the Power Start button, it’s time to run through the list of what you want to
do, see and buy.
Hitting the Power Start button, it’s time
to run through the list of what you want to do, see and buy. The shops are
stocking up on gorgeous a/w 12 pieces and Lux on Bartlett St is hound to have
some amazing shoes. Lunch is booked at award-winning The Moon & Sixpence in
Milson Place - just up from Mimi Noor - one of the best boutiques for
perfect-fit jeans. You want to check out Scarlet Vintage on Queen St for a spot
of 20s chic, too.
Parking up, space is tight but the
rear-view camera makes it a cinch. It’s the cocktail hour and time to run
through your next fash-packed weekend away (see top right).
