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Saturday, March 19, 2016

SLEEK IN BLACK

The trench. The staple classic for every lady's wardrobe. However, a good quality, sleek trench doesn't need to cost you an arm and a leg - this one from ZARA, for example, still gives that subtle look of luxury. In particular, I am a sucker for the faux leather sleeves. I've paired this number with LK BENNETT heels, with the statement strap (highlighted beautifully in white!). Add in a plain...
Tuesday, March 15, 2016

FAUX REAL

London is one of those places where, even if you've seemingly explored every nook and cranny, there's always something new around the corner. As the seasons change, it's hard to get totally accustomed to leaving the safety of a warm piece of outerwear behind. I love this ASOS faux fur coat, which pairs really well with any outfit. I've matched it with this maroon dress from FRENCH CONNECTION,...
Sunday, March 13, 2016

LFW DESIGNER SHOW ROOMS - JAMIE WEI HUANG

This London Fashion Week season, I had the pleasure of attending the Designer Show Rooms event, stumbling upon the gem that is the designer JAMIE WEI HUANG. Unfortunately the image (due to the poor lighting conditions!) above isn't sufficient to capture the full theatricality and vividness of her work, one thing's for sure, this designer has a novel angle and has shown her versatility throughout...
Tuesday, March 8, 2016

THE OVERDUE FAREWELL

I've been seriously waiting to see the back end of winter for the longest time. On the bright side, I get to wear this timeless BURBERRY scarf a few more times before retiring it for spring!  I've always loved pieces with a lot of texture, and that's why this black and white number from ZARA is a clear favourite. It's really warm and cosy, goes with almost anything, and can be transitioned...

LFW - OMAR MANSOOR AW16 COLLECTION

Pakistani designer Omar Mansoor presented his 11th collection at London Fashion Week, showcasing his glamorous, form-fitting gowns. These were inspired by Marchesa Casati, who was an Italian heiress, muse, and patroness of the arts during early 20th-century Europe. Marchesa was known for her eccentricities, which were a point of interest in European society for nearly three decades - she...

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