396. Mo & Co

New favourite brand I can't get enough of. A cross between Sandro and Alexander Wang, it eptomises what every 20 something wants right now. The cool slogan sweaters, the textured and colourful bombers and the easy wearing trouser. A predominant retailer in China, it's finally made way to the UK, launching in Selfridges. Make sure to check it out, I'm obsessed with the "Computer malfunction" jumper.

Their website has a whole host of treats however slightly hard to navigate!

1.Turtleneck zip detail dress $270 Buy Me

2. Cargo wool blend jacket $445 Buy Me

3. High neck sweater $190 Buy Me

1. Longline hooded jacket $385 Buy Me

2. Appliqué dress $225 Buy Me

3. Velvet down jacket $430 Buy Me 

395. The SS16 Review.

SS16 COLOUR AND PRINT TRENDS

1. Louis Vuitton 2. Marni 3. Ashish 4. Dior

Pink has been around for a few seasons now and it doesn't look like it's going away. The focus has previously been baby pink, but candy pink in brighter hues is slowly making an emergence. I particularly like Marni's use of pink with big zip puller features and colour blocking with vibrant contrasts.

1. Celine 2. Marni 3. Dior 4. Versace

Deep forest greens and mossy tones have been seen everywhere. This is a colour you can start to channel this season and will last. It's a forever classic colour and looks divine in a luxurious fabric such a suede or satin. Dior's suede cropped jacket is a favourite.

1. Stella McCartney 2. Victoria Beckham 3. Anya Hindmarch 4. Vetements

Bright orange is my favourite colour, it compliments a warmer skin tone so well and is a great statement colour. Whether you use the colour on just your nails for a hint of brighterness or a massive jumper to build your outfit around it's an absolute must and I predict to be the new baby pink of the up and coming season.

1. Dior 2. Alexander Wang 3. Iceberg 4. No 21.

We've seen stripes many times before but not quite like this. This season they are thick and bold and make quite a statement. With super clean lines this is a head to toe look rather than just a half hearted effort. I'm a fan of Wang's cool thrown over tone with a turn back cuff.

1. Lanvin 2. Versace 3. Victoria Beckham 4. Miu miu

As co-ordinated sets have been last seasons must have for the summer, the trend continues in outrageous patterns and graphic prints. Don't hold back, I prefer a cleaner printer such as Miu miu's retro outlines.

394. The Edit.

THE EDIT

1. Winter white statement coat. £199 Buy Me
2. Grey essential tee. £27 Buy Me
3. Leather bomber jacket. £269 Buy Me
4. Charcoal embellished tee. £39 Buy Me
5. Tassel necklace. £25 Buy Me
6. Leather skirt. £249 Buy Me

Gray and Willow is the new Scandi inspired brand that has recently launched this year.  The aesthetic of the brand is tonal and relaxed, easy to wear and easy to work back into your current wardrobe. I highly recommend you take a look at the rest of the brand. It's all pretty exciting as I've been part of the buying team since July and will be filling you in on all the sneak previews of the collections soon to come.

393. My Pick.

NIKE LAB X SACAI

£150

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392. Resort 16

Black edit - Because it never goes out of style.

1. Christopher Kane
2. The Row
3. DKNY
4. Balenciaga
5. Alexander Wang

Warm colours - Because we like to stand out

1. Marni
2. Dior
3. Chloe
4. Carven
5. Acne

Cold colours - Because you want to look cool

1. Miu Miu
2. Diesel black gold
3. No. 21
4. 3.1 Philip Lim
5. Carven

391. My Pick.

Linda Farrow
 £195

Buy Me

390. Sunglasses.

1. Pink glitter, Miu Miu £180 Buy Me
2. Granite cut, Miu Miu £143 Buy Me
3. Faded large circle, Chloe £195 Buy Me
4. Blue winged, Fendi £266 Buy Me
5. Round, Victoria Beckham £295 Buy Me
6. Blue mirrored, Dior £263 Buy Me
7. Black bold, Celine £200 Buy Me
8. White frame, Givenchy £125 Buy Me
9. Big black frames, Chanel £226 Buy Me

389. New Look.

1. Mules, £24.99 Buy Me
2. Jeans, £24.99 Buy Me
3. Culottes, £17.99 Buy Me
4. Palm top, £7.99 Buy Me
5. Gingham top, £12.99 Buy Me
6. Jumpsuit, £19.99 Buy Me
7. Gingham skirt, £19.99 Buy Me
8. Dress, £19.99 Buy Me
9. Heels, £24.99 Buy Me

388. My Pick.

Hyein Seo
 $1495

Buy Me

387. Shoes.

1. Metallic platforms, £885, Saint Laurent Buy Me
2. Abstract heels, £725, Roksanda Buy Me
3. Chain heels, $1,100, Moschino Buy Me
4. Jewelled sandals, £500, Marni Buy Me

This months shoe wish list is a bit of a wild one. My favourites of the most outrageous shoes out there.

386. Retro.

1. Sunglasses, £152, Illesteva Buy Me
2. Jumpsuit, £1965, Balmain Buy Me
3. Bag, £1065, Valentino Buy Me
4. Heels, £460, Manolo Blahnik Buy Me

A little retro feeling of the 70's is in the air this Summer. And although it's drizzling at the moment I can't help but imagine all those fabulous ladies strutting around in the most inappropriate attire in such hot weather yet looking so fabulous.

1. Dress, £59.99, Zara Buy Me
2. Hat, £15.99, H&M Buy Me
3. Bag, £20, Topshop Buy Me
4. Loafers, £52, Topshop Buy Me

I can't help but imagine Alexa Chung or Freja Beha Erichsen walking around looking effortlessly cool in this denim dress and loafers, accompanied with a stupidly small bag that only just about fits their phone and credit cards, perfect.

385. The Edit.

So since I've been back I'm trying to rid of my rice gut and get myself some abs for the Summer. Indeed that means working out. So far I've started running on the treadmill for about 15 minutes each morning, I'm hoping I can slowly do more and more. Yes I am that unfit. On top of that I'm doing the 30 day ab challenge. Wish me luck, mean while I'm still wishing the below could be my work out outfit...

1. Watch, Nixon, £100 Buy Me

2. Leggings, Stussy, £30 Buy Me

4. Sports bra, Nike, £55 Buy Me

5. Trainers, Nike, £159 Buy Me

5. Necklace, Amazon, £22 Buy Me

383. Made by Dawn.

New bikini designer "Made by Dawn" caught my eye on Pinterest with it's minimalist designs and organic colour palette. Created by Hawaiian surfer and former model Dawn Peterson, her cool vibes have moved from the beach to bikinis. With a slight nod to a sporty look, it's still feminine and delicate in contrast to current brand "Triangle" who use stiff neoprene and harsh lines to outline shapes. "Made by Dawn" feels a lot more intimate, relaxed and carefree. Their tops remind me of what I wore when I was younger, but in a fresh and innocent way. I like how they are unstructured and fuss free. A definite designer to keep an eye on this summer.

Prices from £68

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382. My Pick.

MONKI

£50

Buy Me

381. The Edit.

Having been away for the last six months, I feel it is finally time to revert my blog back to what it was. A frivolous amount of fashion, fun and photoshoots. 

Easing myself back into an actual wardrobe with clothes, it's exciting to be able to wear heels and coats again, so here is my latest edit reliving that sassy 90's vibe.

1. Backpack, Moschino, £388 Buy Me
2. Sneakers, Converse, £44 Buy Me
3. Leather skirt, Coach, £595 Buy Me
4. Tank top, Topshop, £22 Buy Me
5. Necklace, Amazon, £22 Buy Me

318. My Pick.

Topshop

£58

Buy Me

Clear View - Splurge, Spend or Save

The cinderella slipper was seen on the catwalk at Marc Jacobs and now the clear shoe is making for a huge trend across the shoe world. The shoe creates quite the illusion, of magically gliding across the floor. A nice fun easy trend in my opinion.

SPLURGE

 £765

 Charlotte Olympia

Buy Me

So in love with Olympia's shoes, the palm leaf print in hues of green against the white strap, it's so fresh! 

 £565

Stella McCartney

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The square padded satin sole, and the fruity hues of colour makes it comfortable as well as ridiculously chic.

£695

 Missoni

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Known for their bold patterns, the cylindrical heel and invisable strap creates quite the illusion.

SPEND

£210

 Kurt Geiger

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Verging on hooker heel, I like the simplicity.

£99.99

Miss Sixty

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STAY AWAY FROM THESE, THEY ARE VILE AND UGLY.

Only on here to make sure you don't buy a pair.

 £79.99

Mango

Buy Me

The electric yellow against the black makes the perfect addition for an evening outfit. Also comes in a gorgeous nude suede. 

SAVE

£69.99

 Zara

Buy Me

Really simple and easy to wear, it's as if you're levitating.

£55
Topshop
Buy Me

A rave feel to these with the silver and the darkened perspex, avec leather trousers please. Woah.

£23.99

New Look

Buy Me

So I can't figure out if I actually accept these jelly shoes are coming back into fashion, bit too hipster I think.

LFW - Sass & Bide

SASS AND BIDE

Held at the royal horticultural hall, I entered the large white room with a glass dome ceiling letting all natural light in. Sat on the frow was the likes of Dionne Bromfield and Poppy Delevigne, very stylish load.  A lot of suspense was created using music to prolong the hustle and bustle backstage but as soon as the beat dropped a fierce looking model stepped out in an off white dress with origami folds to contour her shape. Flawless and sleek I didn’t expect any less from Sass & Bide. Their collection featured lots of bold metal neckpieces as well as flowers, lots of their signature neon bursts.

Love shady was the title of their collection, and it translated as a relationship between the masculine and the feminine which was seen through tailored silk suits contrasted against highly embellished short party dresses and pale cream ostrich feather skirts. Full of sensual soft silhouettes but opposed by romantic precision, the flash of orange complimented the whites and creams superbly.

Cara Delevigne strutted the catwalk looking impeccable in perfect party wear. Metal origami belts in silver adorned at the waist of frocks, especially highlight on the full length mirror dress with sheer black sides, a phenomenal piece that shone on the runway. Featured metal capped shoulders were seen on tuxedos layered like feathers, which was a beautiful take on the new jacket. There was a definite ethereal atmosphere as silks and sparkles cascaded down the white floor. Armour decorated the bodies of models in a delicate yet well sharp way which balanced out the masculine and the feminine.

Pick of the Week - 18/03/13

£395

Whistles

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289. In bloom

Deep dark florals are a big blooming trend this Winter but their kept grungey and dark with somber colour palette. Christopher Kane's collection of inverted photographic floral print has a rather mystery feel about it without looking lifeless. I've teamed it up with with blacks and blues keep the rest of the outfit clean and the skirt to be the focus. With an added spike in the form of a ring, the mix of gold and gun metal tie in the colour palette together well.

1. Skirt Christopher Kane £745 Buy Me
2. Jumper Topshop £32 Buy Me
3.Pouch Knomo £89 Buy Me
4.Shoes Office £65 Buy Me
5.Ring Joomi Lim £70 Buy Me