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Showing posts with label Net-A-Porter. Show all posts

7.5.11

Triumphantly Topshop.

A fiery little ensemble whereby mixed metals, blacks and reddy oranges are combined with snakes, skulls and pony skin leather. If ever in doubt of how to grunge an outfit up a trusty skull or two and an array of rings never fail.
Red Midi Cute Skirted, £46, Decayed Skull Studs, £5, Black Faux Pony Skin Purse, £12, Decayed Skull Ring, £7.50, Tan Cord Leather Skinny Belt, £26, Gazelle Black Nubuck Cut Out Shoe Boots, £68, all Topshop. Cobra 18-Karat Rose Gold Diamond Ring, £2,010, Ileana Makri. Naga Silver & Gold Black Sapphire Ring, £725, John Hardy.

2.5.11

Safety In Numbers.

A brief high street versus high end post.

Large Safety Pin Studs, £14, Topshop. Sterling Silver-Plated Swarovski Crystal Safety Pin Earrings, £245, Tom Binns.

1.5.11

Overt And Orange.

Nothing like a few neutral and tangerine notes to kick start the Summer wardrobe.
Barricade Babe Sterling Silver-Plated Earrings, £100, Tom Binns. Mushroom Pocket Vest By Boutique, £25, Script Natural Linen High Vamp Peep Toe Platform Wedges, £70, Macrame Fringe Crossbody, £25, all Topshop. Nails in Atomic Orange, £10, OPI.

28.4.11

Swanky Safari.

'Practical' sandals, baggy vest, stone chinos and tribal decor can only mean one thing; a bloody fabulous safari ensemble. Not that you have to be on safari to wear it, the Savannah and wildlife would merely be the ideal accessory. I have tried these sandals on a grand total of three times, but they look like a shoe and not a sandal once on - an arguably overcritical detail I have tried to see past but simply can't. A victim of my own fastidious fashion if you like. Nevertheless wear the following this Summer if effortless style is you forte.


Cotton-Voile Tank, £60, Chinti and Parker. Tribal Spike Three-Finger Sterling Silver Ring, £535, Pamela Love. Repeat That Tan Sandals, £55, Office. Stone Chino Shorts, £30, Multi Woven Leather Plaited Belt, £26, both Topshop.

Heart Hobo.

A tad hobo but it's all relevant. Throw in some dirty hair and a fox tail and jobs a gudden.
Gold-Plated Onyx Claw Ring, £260, Roberto Cavalli. Black Washed Midi Dress By Boutique, £50, Topshop. H By Hudson Black Multi-Buckle Boot, £140, Urban Outfitters. Large Guia Suede Bag, £405, Meli Melo.

18.4.11

High Street vs High End.


Nude Beaded Ruched Front Panel Dress By Dress Up, £80, Topshop. vs. Samara Embellished Silk-Crepe Dress, £840, Rachel Gilbert.

16.4.11

Colourful Carrousel.

Unsure where this post came from really. I definitely don't have the most colourful wardrobe, not by a long shot. But recently I've seen a few colourful things I like, and in all honesty am a little taken aback. One step at a time, blog before I buy.

Safari Print Shirt, £22, Topshop.


Opal-Embellished Climbing Rope Necklace, £450, Proenza Schouler.

African Print Dipped Hem T-Shirt, £55, Horace.


Marimekko Printed Canvas Sneakers, £50, Converse.



Embroidered Balconette Bikini, £220, Mara Hoffman.

12.4.11

Blazers, Bandeaus And Bittersweet Good Buys.

As student loan day fast approaches, my usually overzealous idealistic finds become all too possible. Someone take my card before it's too late.
Peace 18-Karat Rose Gold Diamond Ring, £570, Ileana Makri. Mid-rise raw-edged rigid-denim shorts, £145, Ksubi. Black Ruched Bandeau Bralet, £8, Premium Oyster Co-ordinating Silky Blazer, £85, Fabio White Buckle Cuff Sandals, £42, all Topshop.

31.3.11

Spring Outfit #2.

Here is the second Spring ensemble, comprising of some dip dye, chunky hoops and a beautiful portfolio. It has more of  a hobo feel to it than yesterday's - I like it.


Orange Dip Dye Maxi Hem Dress, £70, Black Napa Leather Portfolio Clutch Bag, £60, both Topshop. Ames Suede Ankle Boots, £70, ASOS. Safiva 24-karat gold-vermeil round earrings, £230, Mallarino at Net A Porter.

30.3.11

Spring Outfit #1.

Everyday for the next three days I'll be posting a Spring-appropriate get-up fit for most occasions involving warm weather and looking amaze. The first combines bolt blue and camel, tied together with the striking earrings and jazzed up with the leopard C.O.'s. It makes me wish I had a meeting in Times Square to attend.


Blue Silk Button Down Midi Skirt By Boutique, £60, Skinny Calf Hair Belt, £20, both Topshop. Contrast Piping Blouse, £95, Whistles. Maxine Leopard-Print Calf Hair Sandals, £645, Charlotte Olympia. Lucky 18-karat gold Tassel Earrings, £1,580, Carolina Bucci.

14.3.11

Oo Shiney.

I would like to find this on my doorstep with a witty note like 'A little birdy told me you wanted this..'

Bird skull ring, £175, Alexander McQueen.

13.3.11

Sumptuously Suede.

As Spring is fast approaching, Alex makes sure we have the perfect light(er) jacket to see us through. How good of him.

Deconstructed Suede Biker Jacket, £1,035, Alexander Wang.

11.3.11

Safari Style.

Not that today's weather makes this ensemble at all appropriate, but here's to hoping...

             

Leopard Cami By Boutique, £40, Topshop. Antiqued-leather maxi skirt, £2,760, Donna Karan. Parasol Black Toe Loop Sandals By Boutique, £70, Topshop.

6.3.11

Leather Lovin'.

Wowza. Yes please.




Studded leather biker jacket, £3,995, Burberry Prorsum. Cream Leather Trim Blouse, £55, Topshop. Skinny leather pants,£690, Mason by Michelle Mason. Crystal-embellished glitter-finish brogues, £355, Miu Miu.

4.3.11

Dominic Jones.


More edgy, less feminine, animal-inspired jewellery I love. This time, by Dominic Jones.

28.2.11

Just Lovely.

I'm not quite sure who I think I am or who my bank account belongs to, but love is love, and I would love this outfit.





Tillie, £1,016, Mulberry. Navy Suede Laser Cut Mini Dress By Unique, £275, Topshop. Cypress Clay Boots, £460, Acne.

27.2.11

My Kinda Mac.

With a little less poorsum and more Prorsum, I would be so prepared for the April Showers. But I'm not so I'm not.


Studded Cotton-Twill Jacket, Burberry Prorsum, £2,195.

29.12.10

Skirting The Issue.

As many lovely leather and suede skirts there are at the moment, the realist in me says £60 for a skirt? I could almost get two for that. Then I get thinking, and there's no reason such a garment shouldn't last a long time in my wardrobe. Admittedly, I bought a black leather skirt without a second thought, but how adventurous am I willing to go and seasonally, how far are these skirts willing to go? Here are two outfits I put together with items that are available now, for both Winter and Summer.

Firstly, Winter. I have been waiting for this trapper to come into stock so it had to be used  somewhere. Arguably, I can get away with Topshop's studded headband, but this hat? I do love it so. My problem is my hair - anything like this which covers what little hair I have, I look like I have none. Overall, I would wear this outfit in a fashion fuelled heartbeat and such combination of dark colours, leather and the peach skirt make a Winter outfit worthy of.. well.. me. 







Charlotte V Neck Vest, £39 £27, Reiss. Classic Burwood Brogues, £235, Church's. Black Leather Studded Trapper, £45, Fleece Collar Biker Jacket, £58, Cotton Melange Tights, £8, Suede Tab A-Line Skirt, £55, all Topshop.

When it comes to seeing this skirt through to Summer, I have chosen to piece it with the following blouse and sandals, giving it a slightly vintage look (as much as the word makes me cringe a little). I would wear the scarf as a head scarf to liven up what could not be a less versatile haircut, but on the shoulders would suffice. I like the way the silk scarf transforms the simplicity of this outfit.






Miami Beach Silk Scarf, £160, Versace. Leather Cross-Over Sandals, £295, Marni. Skirt, as before. Antique Silk Swing Shirt, £50, Boutique at Topshop. Beige Oval Sunglasses, £16, Topshop.


It can be hard blogging about things you like because in doing so you are strengthening the bond between you and said item. This was one of those posts which makes you wish money really did grow on trees because I want these two outfits more than I have wanted a lot of things in a long time.  

26.11.10

A Little Loveliness.

My latest perusal of the internet unearthed these lovely pieces.


I love this dress but don't think I have the shoes or bags to dress it without going leather over-load.


Premium Leather Tunic, £150, Topshop


You can never have too many tee's which are as equally stylish as it is comfy.

Headdress T-shirt, £65, Wildfox Couture


Just because it's time my lipstick collection was expanded and following his latest works of art, who better to expand it than Tom Ford?


Private Blend Lip in Black Orchid, £35, Tom Ford


Cute but arguably a little glitz and glam for me.

Skull 18-Karat White Gold Diamond Bracelet, £650, Ileana Makri


Who doesn't love a timeless piece that is enough to brighten any Winter wardrobe?


BouclĂ© Wool-Blend Shift Dress, £910, Michael Kors


Because a girl can never have too many purses.

Crocodile-Stamped Leather Wallet, £295, Miu Miu

22.11.10

Too Cuff To Bluff.

I'm liking cuffs at the moment. In particular, cuffs on shoes. I think they're an easy way of turning a relatively boring or simple outfit into something more exciting. I would wear them with ankle skimming jeans, cropped chino-esque trousers or a pencil or leather skirt. But nothing that comes within a few inches of the cuff in question. Below are a few pairs which have tickled my fancy.



Wham Bam Wedge, £95, Office




Feline Suede Pumps, £505, Fendi



Mitzi, £129, Reiss