Maya Jama is a babe. We've been following her since she started dating Stormzy back in 2015 and we've not stopped since.
From her new face mask collection, MIJ Masks, to her blonde hair transformation (please can hairdressers open soon 🙏) it seems that everything Maya touches turns to gold.
Back in December, the first batch of her masks sold out in less than 24 hours and, well, you'd better get a speed on once more because the 26 year old has just given us more shopping inspo and this time it's a fashion barg.
Yep, over the weekend, Maya showed fans her "f--- off" white boots and they're currently on Misspap for just £21.
Plus, as if we weren't already clicking on a new tab ready to splash our cash, Misspap are offering an extra 20 per cent off EVERYTHING on the site until midnight.
CHECK OUT: The bargain leather-effect boots Maya Jama is wearing
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SHOP Maya Jama's leather-effect boots from Misspap
1 of 1Leather Look Pointed Block Heel Boots
The perfect pair to strut around our local park x.
If you're really in a spending mood and, unlike us, haven't already blown your pay cheque on the entirety of the Misspap new-in page, then you should check out the loungewear Frankie Bridge is wearing, too.
You guessed it, from Misspap again, the former Saturdays singer wowed fans over the weekend in a sunny yellow loungewear set.
The set costs just £27 (and you can get £1 next day delivery PLUS that extra 20 per cent off...) and is a cosy dream with extravagantly wide legged bottoms. Plus, you could totally wear the v-neck jumper on your morning Zoom call, or even out of the house, for that matter.
Sharing her fashion finds on her Instagram, Frankie also showed fans the Misspap pink top she's been loving and what we can only describe as the snuggliest coat we've ever seen.
Shop all of #Frankie'sFaves now.
CHECK OUT: Frankie Bridge's Misspap faves
SHOP Frankie Bridge's clothes from Misspap
1 of 3V Front Soft Knit Brush Knit Set
We're getting comfy, chic, looks-way-more-expensive-than-it-is vibes and we're not mad about it.
2 of 3Pocket Detail Oversized Windbreaker Jacket
Going outside right now isn't exactly appealing when it's practically a gail force ten or 11. This heat TRAP (the snuggle edition of thirst trap) should make it more bearable.
3 of 3Ribbed Knit Collared Long Sleeve Top
Is it loungewear, is it daywear? Who knows and, more importantly, who cares? Comfort is key these days.
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Some tips from the heat team for a more bearable lockdown....
1. Make your inside space as calming as possible
Treat yourself to some homeware bits to make the most of the rooms you'll be seeing a lot of over the next month. Why not start with some greenery to bring in oxygen or maybe a salt lamp to purify the air around you. According to Women's Health mag, salt lamps "release negative ions into the air as [they] warm – making you feel better, naturally."
2. Invest in some 'active' skincare
Mask wearing can seriously take its toll on your skin. Now that you've got a bit more time before and after work (if you're WFH, that is), try and figure out what it is your skin really needs. Hyaluronic acid can help with dryness, and niacinamide can aid excess oil production. Plus, these days you can get all these fancy sounding actives for less than a tenner. The Ordinary and The Inkey List are great places to start.
3. Take some much needed time away from your devices
When the only way you can interact with your friends and family is online, it can get a bit exhausting being constantly present in the virtual world. Try setting aside an hour or two every couple days to take some screen-free time. You could read a book or try some meditation - the Calm app is great for beginners.