15 Days, 15 Looks: DAY 12

Ok... so not the best pictures in the world...I know!
This look is inspired by the animal prints trend for summer. When I first found this dress it, it seemed unsual but that's kind of why I liked it; it was a weird animal print embedded into a fadded floral print!! I like subtle animal prints a lot as they don't look tacky and too bright (although bright tribal prints are really 'in' for the summer). A pair of high gladiator heels and simple and cute jellewery to accompany!

Dress- ASOS.com, Shoes- New Look, Necklace- Accessorize

15 Days, 15 Looks: DAY 9

This outfit is inspired by the nautical trend in an unconventional sense. The chained pattern on my t-shirt and the button detail (which isn't shown very well in these photos) on my skirt add a subtle nautical expression. The look is also spring-inspired with mellow colour tones. Mixing up and clashing patterns is also a very in trend for this summer although I've only done it very refined way. Also, it's almost a head to toe Topshop outfit!! :S

Top- Bershka, Bag, Skirt, Shoes, Necklace- Topshop!!

15 Days, 15 Looks: DAY 8

Another Winter meets Spring outfit where I've gone back to Black. The only colour in this outfit is the colour knitted scarf to bring the outfit life. An outfit which I consider classic and urban-esque. A clutch goes well with such an outfit as it adds the finishing touch!

Top and Bracelet- Topshop, Blazer and Shoes- H&M, Jeggings and Necklace- Warehouse, Ring and Clutch- Dorothy Perkins

Stripes + Frills + Bows = Pattern Power

With the Fashion Weeks of the world dominating the spotlight at the moment, I thought it would be a little inspiring to set a trend of my own for the summer. Stylists, designers and anyone in the fashion industry are always saying how the key to the perfect outfit is not to mix too many patterns together or else they will clash and look clumsy together. Well. I think I've created a look that does just that without it looking disastrous in anyway and rather unique but simple at the same time. A great thing about this look is that almost every piece is under £10, proving that the Jan/Feb sales weren't as lousy as everyone thought they were!
A Stripey shirt, a Frilly skirt and Bow tights..I think I've managed to make it work. What do you think?

Shirt- H&M (*£3*), Vest top- Forever21 ($2.99), Belt- Zara (*£3*), Skirt- House of Fraser; Therapy      (*£5*), Tights- Primark (£2), Necklace- Topshop (£10), Cluster Ring- Miss Selfridge (*£4.50*), Bracelet- Topshop (*£4.50*), Shoes- H&M (£14.99), Earrings- Forever21 ($2.99), 

** Sale Items