Showing posts with label london street fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label london street fashion. Show all posts

Monday, October 11, 2010

Monday Street Style

These pics make me want to get all dressed up in a gorgeous coat, gorgeous heels, and/or old school hat. Plus they make me want to wear socks. Socks!





Monday, May 31, 2010

Monday Street Style: Got The Blues

Funny how a colour associated with being a bit blergh can actually be so uplifting. Or how it really does look fab with black, despite black-and-blue usually referring to an injury. Try blue in any shade from navy through to turquoise and just see if it doesn't make you smile...







Monday, April 19, 2010

Monday Street Style: Nude

Nope, this isn't a post about stylish people in the buff. Just shades of it. Neutrals are no longer just for nannas or knickers - perfect for toning down tougher styles, adding classic chic to pastels, throwing on with denim or simply for an all-out girly appeal:



Monday, April 5, 2010

Monday Street Style: You Can Do It Too!

You know how the people on street blogs always look so darn awesome, but you know you couldn't really ever get away with it in your day to day life? This week, here's a selection of easily do-able looks you'll be able to wear, pretty much now (oh yes, the weather down here has dropped several degrees and it's boots and cardis all the way, baby! Yeah!!!)
Sweet floral dress, leather biker jacket, laceup boots, black tights...c'mon, you already own most of these already!

Cute hat in a berry hue, cute cape, cute tbar flats...cute!


Faux fur coat (well, let's hope it's faux), skinny pants, retro style bike...all easy to find, except perhaps the bike. Why do people in Europe not have to wear helmets?!


Talk about effortless chic - cuffed jeans, killer heels, stripey top and versatile short jacket. if these items aren't already in your wardrobe, add them to your new season shopping list!


And for those of you further north in warmer climes, make your summer maxis work longer with some vintage style boots, tousled hair and a cinched in waist. Dancing on tables also highly recommended.