East London Grunge meets Happy La La Land

Topshop - Denim Gillet & Tie-dye Dress

Converse - Allstar High-Tops

Vintage -  Belt

My style is complicated and can not be pinpointed to an exact but however stressful it is trying to write a design philosophy for a collection and finding a personal style thats signature to you, it's so much more fun to just be creative and wear whatever makes you feel happy that day. My outfits always reflect my daily mood or the atmosphere I'm surrounding myself in, that mixed in with up to date trends and you have yourself a winner, a unique winner!! Today I was working and with the sun out in all it's glory I decided to rock some tie-dye and channel my inner East London Grunge/Happy California. 

Hot on the High-street

All white at Zara, lots of luxury texture and embellishment.

Orange at Cos, bright, neon with the usual interesting shapes and fabrics. I am loving the raw hems and low backs.

Floral lace at Whistles, pretty and feminine silhouettes with intricate detailed patterns and lace.

Tie-dye at Topshop by The Ragged Priest, customised Levi's perfect for the Summer Festivals or Ibiza beach breaks.

So as everyone probably already knows, I am a huge fan of the great British high-street and with all the new summer collections dropping into stores, I am sure you all will be too. Coming away from london with a severely over used bank card and far too many shopping bags, my Summer wardrobe is more than prepared for this hot weather and colour is definitely back in my life.

Tie-dye Dreamer

Another post from Mexico, cannot believe how quickly my winter tan has faded, now all I am left with is a healthy glow for Christmas. This night was one of my favorites on the Riviera, we ate good food drank a lot of Margarita's and bought a few tacky touristy souvenirs, perfect. After much deliberation, I finally decided on a navy blue sombrero, getting that home was all the more fun.

Topshop - Dress, Sandles

Jimmy Choo X H&M - Chocker

DIY - Leather clutch

Various Mexican Bracelets