The Summer Shoe Collection

I couldn't wait any longer to purchase a Lomography Diana F+, so I downloaded an iPhone app that developes images practically the same without waiting for days on end for developement and the costly prices! Here's my first shoot; a summer collection of my shoes!

Brighton Fashion Week

Very soon indeed! And all being well I shall be backstage finding out all the goss from fashion insider tips and all! Of course I will probably only be dressing models and possibly running around like a headless chicken but, I'm there and in the know. I'll keep you updated.

ASOS Loving..

I just bought this. My order from Asos consisted of an Aztec print tank, stretchy silver ring (I bought it in medium even though my fingers are like matchsticks, just because I wanted it so much!), a silver ridge bar ring, and a colourful tribal print maxi skirt. The skirt was such a bargain, (£9.00) in the sale!! And I am in love with it! 

Vintage Warehouse

This photograph of me was taken outside the strange yet fabulous vintage warehouse in Nottingham. If you ever get the chance to visit Nottingham, take a look at vintage warehouse. It isn't like any other vintage store, lets be honest! 

And Again..

Again Kawa H Pour astonishes. This photoshoot on what looks like a derelict farm reflects my style in the presence. Native, Freedom, Cherish, Natural Beauty. I love the almost Sepia like tone to the images also, they add a vintage ambience to the shoot.

Kawa H Pour

I think these images speak for themeselves. My favourite stylist Kawa H Pour is a regular to contribute to my favourite magazine Dealer De Luxe. Yes, the styling is imaculate, yet the colours in the imagery is also what makes this shoot beautiful.

Action Sampler

Just purchased a Lomographic camera that takes images like this, cool right? Let's just hope my shots come out as lush as these, I think i'll need some practice!

Bejwelled Photoshoot

Few images from my 'Bejewelled' photoshoot in a similar style to French based magazine, Dealer de Luxe. I wanted the over arching theme to be based on tribalism, which is a key trend for SS11. (Topshop has two trends based on tribalism, and to be completly honest, I am obsessed by it...to the extent where I am even basing a third year dissertation on it! Crazy I know!). I edited the photographs on photoshop with lighting filters to give colour and make them somewhat unique.

Pastels Still Around Town.

Example of Blog postcard for a Uni project: Project Stylist!

A Belated Week 3: The Looks You Missed Out On...

This I Love, partially because the vivid print on the top reminds me of my love of animal print, yet reflects the shock of beautiful colours used in PPQ's SS11 show. Teamed with very short shorts (yes ok, hotpants) and contrasting co-ordinated zebra print feathers, this outfit is tribal-esq digital queen.

Tailored. Obviously this is never missed out of any season catwalk show. Why? Because the right tailoring can work magic for anyone's figure. The mustard enhanced beige teamed with black speaks class, yet effortless. Again I've added a Topshop feather, why? Because I can.

I originally wore this cropped jersey top with a maxi skirt, I was feeling a little daring to bear the midrift yes but it can be pulled off. Here, I wanted to add some girly lace with the black goth like skirt. The spiky bangle (top of white coat hanger) adds edginess to a playful girly look.

Buy of the week: Crochet jumper H&M. Its light for spring and when you have a tan (fake it if you have to, I do) your sunkissed skin gleams through! Yes, I have added my favourite leopard print leggings from Camden Market.