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I’m a fashion fan and tried the viral bubble skirt trend – £23 buy gives me a bum, I’m obsessed
It's not all Ellie got in her huge shopping haul
A FASHIONISTA has hailed a £23 bubble skirt for "giving her a bum" after trying the new trend.
Ellie Butler regularly shares her shopping hauls and outfit creations with her army of followers on social media.
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In a recent , she did a huge Bershka haul with items bursting from two big parcels.
And Ellie said she was "very excited" to try the bubble skirt trend as she picked up a dress for £29.99 and £22.99 skirt.
The size 10 football WAG - the girlfriend of Celtic's Liam Shaw, currently on loan at Wigan Athletic - said: "I’ve got high hopes for this
"I don't know if you've seen but the balloon skirts are going to be big this summer.
"They’re what's going to be trending so I would grab one now if you like the style before they do go.
"It's been on all the runways at fashion week."
And the fashion fan was not disappointed as she modelled both items, hailing the quality as "ridiculous".
She said: "I'm obsessed, it's gorgeous.
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"I love this style of the skirt as well, it's a little bit different.
And after looking at the back of the skirt in the mirror, she added: "Ooh, it gives you a bit of a bum this balloon skirt."
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Ellie also picked up a white bandeau top in her haul, as well as a pair of jeans, linen trousers and white blazer.
She rounded off her haul with a grey vest, two more black dresses, a black blazer and studded slingback ballet flats.
Her Bershka buys come just weeks after the blonde beauty did her first ever Tesco clothing haul.
Ellie also insisted fashion fans are "sleeping on supermarket fashion" after doing a Sainsbury’s haul with Zara dupes and a "stunning" sale jacket.
She said: "Tesco and Sainsbury's are unbelievable.
"I hope this inspired you to go to your local Sainsbury's because again I feel like we're learning a lot about these supermarket shops.
"We've got Asda and Morrisons left [to try]."
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