23/01/2010

I Painted It Red

I picked up this jumpsuit on sale and it isn't very flattering but it makes me feel happy so I shall wear it with a smile. I'm now very much looking forward to Spring and an opportunity to wear mt red velvet wedges.
Jumpsuit: River Island
Shoes: H&M
Belt/necklace: Dorothy Perkins
Lips/nails: Rimmel
Soundtrack: Owl City - Fireflies
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21/01/2010

Show Us Your Flesh

TopShop's beautifully nude accessories caught my eye! Nudes are generally extremely wearable so the trend for them will never actually die. Note: nude ballet pumps make legs look longer.
Lace has, too, moved into a nude territory from the gothic interpretation of autumn/winter. Only one thing is needed now: SPRING!
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18/01/2010

Flowers In My Hair

Today I visited Asos for the first time in a while and was pleasantly surprised to discover that it has moved on from nu-rave and is now selling really great looking fashion pieces. I took a screen print of the look book of their new collection. I have to to a special mention of these trousers as they are beautiful. I love the print and I think I'd love the fabric too. I'm not sure whether I or anybody with hips over 34" should attempt these but when they look that good how can one resist!
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17/01/2010

Darling, You Must Try A Cupcake

I did a photo shoot a while back with Oscar May and the whole concept was based around bright coloured cupcakes. The images were only beauty shots so I decided to style them for my imaginary editorial. The colours are inspired by the cupcakes and I also tried to show off my styling preferences just a little bit.

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09/01/2010

This Is It

This is taken from the H&M lookbook with my favourite model, Natasha Poly. I'm keeping this short: I need this dress. I have been searching for the perfect LRD for months on end. This is perfect. It's feminine, flirtatious and Oh-So-Valentino!
Check out H&M's The Garden collection on Fashion Gone Rogue.
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07/01/2010

Body Art

We have reached a point in fashion where it is no longer enough to covet dresses or bags. Expensive jewellery is out too, currently it's about body art. On various catwalks transfer tattoos made an interesting appearance but it was Chanel that really caused a stir. You see, they're actually going to sell them. It all reminds me of when I was 6 and LOVED having a colourful butterfly somewhere on my arm, it only cost about 50p too. Undoubtedly Chanel's tattoos aren't half as trashy as my then butterfly. They have cleverly made them to look like some of their iconic accessories branded with those double c's. You can purchase your tattoos exclusively from Chanel boutiques from March 12. The cost of such fashion innovation/experimentation? £49 for five sheets that will include 55 designs.
P.S. The waiting list is already open so good luck!
(Information from Vogue UK Feb 10)
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06/01/2010

Yup, I Was At A Fashion Museum

I'm sorry the images are of such a disgusting quality but I only, currently, have a crappy digital! Nonetheless, these pictures were taken at The Fashion Museum in Bath. I really loved seeing Chanel's star-printed jumpsuit up close as well as Ossie Clark's ultimate bohemian creation!
Prada and Giles
Versace Chanel, circa 1991 (I think)
Ossie Clark
Chanel 2008
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