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Wednesday, 26 November 2014

Wrapping up for Winter Wonderland





So it is that time of year again! Winter Wonderland is here! Mulled wine all round, although I am still not listening  to Christmas music - it's not December just yet!


Even though we are nearing the end of November, it's been unusually mild. I didn't wrap up too warm, although did wear my new Joules scarf and waffle textures Zara coat. Scarf could quite literally pass for a blanket - but I love it.


I wore a cropped long sleeve grey marl top from Missguided and paired them with metallic pumps, also Missguided! High waisted jeans are Topshop - and so comfortable. Accessories are Michael Kors (watch) and Primark (necklace)


Here is my new baby! Michael Kors, eat your heart out. This is so perfect for every event. I. Love. This. Handbag.



Here's another Joules purchase - a 100% wool fedora with real feathers. The real and non-dyed feathers really add to the piece.


Thursday, 18 September 2014

LFW SS15 Street Style








Girl after my own heart with a graphic printed clutch!



Emma Miller of Made in Chelsea in Burberry, Chanel and Salvatore Ferregamo




George Styler SS15 Tuesday 16th September 2014

George Styler was the second show I went to see at the Freemasons Hall. 

It was excellently eclectic - with what can only be described as a guest appearance from some Egyptian rent boys!
















I felt the fabrics and structure looked as though it could have been inspired by 3D printers and the late 90's. 

I thoroughly enjoyed this show. There was a brilliant atmosphere to it and I would love to attend another George Styler show!

Vin + Omi SS15 Monday 15th Sept 2014

This year I was fortunate enough to be invited to a few shows at London Fashion Week.

Here are a few of the pieces shown at the Cumberland Hotel












If I were to describe the collection in one word - BIG!
Big hair
Big texture
Big colour
Big shapes

But it was amazing and it worked - definitely stretching the boundaries out.