Wordsmith Lady Gaga recently retorted “it‘s never too cold for a leotard. It seems the music world may well be in agreement with this statement. Previously an item worn only by schoolchildren at dance classes, the leotard has...
10th February 2009 1:15 pm / 4 comments
Wet look leggings have been on the fashion radar for a while now. Whether you pin point their rise to fashion “must have” from when Posh first stepped out in her oil slick sequin leggings or from the moment the Olsen twins started...
8th February 2009 12:40 am / 4 comments
Yes crop tops are back, I warned you and now you need to decide whether you will obey the fashion gods.As we approach the summer, you will find that they will get smaller and smaller until they are basically a bra top. But the first load are...
19th January 2009 1:14 am / no comments
We declared our adoration for citrus colours (orange and yellow (not, may I add necessarily worn together). On shopping around for something in these citrus shades we came across this chic tangerine long sleeved dress by Paul and Joe, helping...
12th January 2009 1:02 am / 2 comments
Some may say it is the era fashion forgot, a decade of designs that are best left in the past. But clearly designers and the high street weren’t listening and we are now facing a 1980′s style revolution. But what should you expect?...
11th January 2009 3:32 am / 4 comments
An unlikely partnership has occurred. We’re used to plenty of jumpers and sequins in our winter wardrobes as we go from day to night, but not at the same time. Yet another once forgotten trend from the 80s has crept back into our wardrobes....
2nd January 2009 11:29 pm / 4 comments
Alexander McQueen proclaimed Charles Darwin the inspiration of his S09 collection. Interpreted by McQueen via skeletal neck pieces; Darwin’s theory of evolution involving science and nature has become an evident trend amongst a trio...
16th December 2008 1:05 pm / no comments
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