I know some people may despise this trend, as black-rimmed glasses certainly don't suit everyone! But really - whats not to love? Girly florals, men's brogues and a dab of red lippy... my idea of heaven. Just wish that damn bank card of mine would agree!
Links
1. Tatty Devine Glasses Necklace - £22
2. Luella Cardigan - £135
3. Topshop Floral Print Blouse - £35
4. Luella Skirt - £140
5. Barry M Lipstick - £4.25
6. Melissa Black Brogue - £50
7. Miu Miu Bibbed Shirt - £295
8. Acne Cotton Trousers - £95
9. Balenciaga Two Tone Bag - £1,200
10. Topshop Black Floral Pump - £15
Thursday
Monday
Gladiators Galore
At the moment, you can't walk down a street without seeing someone wearing a pair of 'gladiators'. They are the perfect summer sandal in my opinion, and look best with flirty floral dresses or skin tight jeans. Here are a few of my favourites to make things a little easier for you.
Links
1. Azzedine Alaia Gladiator sandal - £570
2. Alexander McQueen Metallic gladiator sandal - £280
3. ASOS Leather Studded Gladiator Sandals - £28
4. Tatoosh Roma Gladiator Sandal - £99
5. Topshop Plaited Gladiator - £35
6. ASOS Leather Knee Length Gladiator Sandals - £55
7. Topshop High Leg Sandal - £50
8. ASOS Leather Studded Flat Sandals - £35
9. ASOS Leather Zip Front Stud Sandal - £30
10. ASOS Leather Studded Gladiator Sandals - £28
11. D&G Dolce&Gabbana Brown leather platform sandals - £270
12. Nine West Wedge Sandal - $89
Links
1. Azzedine Alaia Gladiator sandal - £570
2. Alexander McQueen Metallic gladiator sandal - £280
3. ASOS Leather Studded Gladiator Sandals - £28
4. Tatoosh Roma Gladiator Sandal - £99
5. Topshop Plaited Gladiator - £35
6. ASOS Leather Knee Length Gladiator Sandals - £55
7. Topshop High Leg Sandal - £50
8. ASOS Leather Studded Flat Sandals - £35
9. ASOS Leather Zip Front Stud Sandal - £30
10. ASOS Leather Studded Gladiator Sandals - £28
11. D&G Dolce&Gabbana Brown leather platform sandals - £270
12. Nine West Wedge Sandal - $89
Tuesday
Made For Me
Am I the only one who is weirdly amused when an inanimate object has the same name as me?! This Botkier 'Zoe' bag made me wonder whether I liked it more now that we shared the same name (umlauts aside - I'm Zoƫ, yeah?). As soon as I saw it, I thought it was a beautiful bag - but now we have this connection it's like I HAVE to buy it. I owe it to the bag! Do you think my bank manager would understand??
Key To My Heart
A really cool trend, that I think is going to be big next season, is hearts. Accessories like a perspex necklace, a leather bag, or a keyring can always add a bit of fun to any outfit. And unlike last season's star trend, which I think looked quite childish, hearts always look effortlessly cool.
Links
1.Marc by Marc Jacobs Heart Watch
2.Luella Coin Purse
3.Topshop Heart Bag
4.Urban Outfitters Heart Frame Sunglasses
5.YSL Thong Sandals
6.Luella Keyring
7.Tatty Devine Necklace
Links
1.Marc by Marc Jacobs Heart Watch
2.Luella Coin Purse
3.Topshop Heart Bag
4.Urban Outfitters Heart Frame Sunglasses
5.YSL Thong Sandals
6.Luella Keyring
7.Tatty Devine Necklace
Monday
Not A Perfect Match But They'll Do!!!
I can't believe I missed them on the Topshop site! The brown and black are all sold out so I'm heading into the Oxford Circus branch tonight after work, to see if they have them...fingers crossed!
Links
Topshop Alexia Shoes
Givenchy Shoes
Links
Topshop Alexia Shoes
Givenchy Shoes
Tuesday
Shady Goings On
Why is it that I can never find a pair of sunglasses that suit me?! I see pair after pair of amazing styles and colours, but not once have I ever liked them on me. The reason, I think, is that I have an unusually small head - a pin head you might say - and most glasses sit way off my face or stick out either side... not a good look! But even though I can't wear sunglasses, that doesn't mean I'm not allowed to look. These shades by Thierry Lasry are gorgeous and if you are one of those lucky people who can get away with quirky shapes then they're a must-have.
Links
All available at Browns
Links
All available at Browns
Sunday
COS I Like It
When COS first opened, I was excited about the prospect of quality affordable clothing with a unique edge, and although I wasn't disappointed I think they played it a bit safe at the beginning. However, on a bit of a whim I went into their store on Regent Street (the only one unfortunately) and found a noticeable difference from my first visit. The shapes were still quite simple but there was a lot more emphasis on unusual detailing and the colour palette was a lot brighter - with emerald green, canary yellow and peachy pink providing a contrast with their usual grey tones. While I was there I bought a beautiful yellow top in a sheer fabric, which would be great on it's own or layered over another colour. Together with the high-waisted black jeans, it was a great little shopping trip and one that totally changed my opinion about the brand.
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