292. Poser

I woke up bright and early for the first show of the season, Bora Aksu. Starting at 9:00 I didn't feel pretty but I had prepared an outfit the night before knowing I'd be half awake when I got dressed. I experimented a little with colour, I've never worn bright orange with a caramel before but I think it works especially with the grandad coat. Rocking what I felt like was a 1950's secretary look, the Louboutins killed my feet by the end of the day. No lie, compeed is on the toes.

Taken by David Nyanzi.

1. Coat, Topshop £55

2. Skirt, Asos £18

3. Polo neck, vintage £1

4. Clutch, Biba £129

5. Heels, Louboutins £395

6. Necklace, H&M £7.99

284. Trends.

Last week in my 18 hour post I featured a gorgeous Jerome Dreyfuss clutch made up of a giraffe like print, and he's not the only designer to create fashionable attire inspired by animals. The time has come once again where we cover ourselves in animal prints. Whether it's Dalmatian, cow, or deer, there is definitely one for everyone. It's a wild classic, that will definitely stay in your wardrobe forever. Wear it maximalist or minimalist, it works whatever style you are. So here's my edit.



 SPLURGE

1. Coat, Joseph, £1895 Buy Me

2. Dress, 3.1 Philip Lim, £445 Buy Me

3. Shoes, Stella McCartney, £450 Buy Me

 SPEND

4. Skirt, Kenzo, £230 Buy Me

5. Jacket, The Kooples, £345 Buy Me

6. Bracelet, Alexander McQueen, £210 Buy Me

 SAVE

7. Blouse, Topshop, £20 Buy Me

8. Heels, H&M, £24.00 Buy Me

9. Skirt, Zara, £35.99 Buy Me

 STYLE NOTE:
 Team with a clean solid opposing piece, for a powerful look. This keeps it fuss free and sharp.