Welcome to the FetchFashion blog

So this is happening. I'm starting a blog.

Not because the world needs another fashion blog. It really doesn't. But because I keep doing this thing where I pause whatever I'm watching, screenshot an outfit, and then spend an unreasonable amount of time trying to find it. And when I found FetchFashion, that process went from forty minutes of frustration to about ten seconds of uploading a screenshot.

I figured other people might want to see what that actually looks like.

What this blog is about

Screen fashion, mostly. The outfits that make you hit pause. Wednesday's structured coats. The knitwear in Outlander that has no business looking that good. Whatever Villanelle was wearing in Killing Eve that costs more than three months of rent.

I break down why the outfit works, what the costume designer was going for, and then I run it through FetchFashion to see what comes back. Sometimes the matches are almost perfect. Sometimes they capture the vibe without being exact. I'll always be honest about what the results look like.

A bit about me

I'm a tattoo and makeup artist. Fashion isn't my job, it's just something I can't stop thinking about. I've spent years spotting things in movies and hunting them down, and I have a trained eye for composition, colour, and texture from my actual work. When I look at an outfit, I see the same things I see in a tattoo design: balance, contrast, negative space, the way different elements interact.

What to expect

I'll write about what I'm watching and what caught my eye. Some posts will be deep dives into a show's entire wardrobe. Others will be quick breakdowns of a single look. I'll always include what FetchFashion found when I searched for the pieces, with actual product links and prices.

No sponsored content. No brand partnerships telling me what to write about. Just the outfits I'm genuinely obsessed with and the search results I actually got.

If you've ever paused a show and thought "I need that," this blog is for you.