BUTTON MY SHIRT...AND COLLAR.

I'm loving the buttoned shirt collar look, its sleek, sophisticated and effortlessly androgynous. 

Adding character to any look. 

I will be sporting this look quite often this Autumn/Winter, Buttoning it all the way to the top! 

LOOK OF THE WEEK: STRIPES.

FASHIONISTA FRIDAY.

I hadn't really acknowledged her style entirely until recent.

But now I love it.

 Unique. Creative. Individual.

Fashionista Fridays.

SESSILEE LOPEZ & ARLENIS SOSA PENA FOR ALLURE OCTOBER

Sessilee Lopez is one of my favourite models, her face is astonishing and versatile, this shoot goes as no exception to how stunning she is, Arlenis looks amazing too, its almost too hard to identify and differentiate them. I love everything about this photoshoot, the hair, the makeup, the coats and the clothes. A lovely winter shoot. 

[PhotosiLuv]

CATWALK TO HIGHSTREET: LEATHER

TOPSHOP Sheepskin Sleevless Gillet (£195)

H&M Leather Flared Skirt (£24.99)

TOPSHOP Leather look Skorts (£38)

1971 REISS Franchesca Sweatshirt Dress (£95)

On the catwalk this year women's leather has been a big feature in every shape and form, from jackets to skirts to t-shirts to mini-dress! Leather adds a hint of rock-chic to any wardrobe and high street stores this season are doing amazing purse-friendly versions of this wardrobe staple, so everyone can participate!

LOOK OF THE WEEK. TURBAN.

Turban: Self-made

Shirt: H&M

Dress: H&M

Jewellery: Topshop

Shoes: Primark

Bag: Camden

HEAD FIRST. TURBANS.

Turbans! I love the cultural look turbans give to an outfit and they're so on-trend. I will definiately be including a few in my Autumn/Winter wardrobe this year!

TIM WALKER & KARLIE KLOSS FOR W MAG.

Tim Walker is such an influential photographer. He's photographic style is genuine and unique and does not seek to imitate other styles. His shoots tell a story and create an image of fantasy- like a fairytale or child's storybook. It's amazing when fashion can be recreated this way.

 

"As a child, I loved children’s books. Today I see my work is often reminiscent of the images I studied for hours.... Everything is connected to what I drew upon as a child.’" 

[Walker, 2007]