The LBD

£ 1930

Miu Miu Stretch velvet mini-dress

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£ 175

Ultimate Muse embellished mini dress

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The Little Black Dress can never disappoint. Miu Miu’s Holiday collection, and the high neck style from Odd Muse are the perfect ones. Great for festive drinks with a friend or a New Year’s Eve bash – you choose.

Shine Bright

£ 515

Poster Girl Adrianne Dress Chrome Silver

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£ 325

NADINE MERABI Celina asymmetric draped sequin mini dress

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£ 285

Ganni Black Velvet Sequins Mini Dress

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Who doesn’t want to sparkle during this holiday party season? We know we do. Take a look at these hand-picked dresses in both gold and silver – something for everyone. And if you prefer something not as bright, have a look at the black sequin mini dress from Ganni.

Gowns

£ 785

Atu Body Couture velvet mermaid gown

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£ 459

Metallic Chiffon One-Shoulder Gown

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£ 585

Strapless Tiered Ruffle Ballgown

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If you’re one to dress to impress this season, then you will be no stranger to a flawless long gown. Giving elegance and glamour, take it up a notch with one of these dresses for party season.

Silky Slip

£ 640

NILI LOTAN Cami silk-satin gown

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£ 450

Issa Navy Slip Dress in Silk Satin

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£ 1371

Lace-trimmed satin gown

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If you prefer a light and comfortable party dress, then a silky slip dress is your go to. Simple to wear and easy to style it is comfortable, yet its silky fabric creates that added glam you’re looking for.

Bows

£ 375

Women’s Black Elodie Bow-Applique Velvet Mini Dress

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£ 161.05

Brydie Bow Sequin Strapless Minidress

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£ 50

Black Bardot Mini Dress With Bows

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Nothing captures the holiday party season better than to be wrapped up in a bow. With a multitude of styles to choose – from large statement bows to smaller embroidery and accessories, there’s something for everyone’s style.

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Flat Tabis

The iconic Tabi silhouette gets a fresh update this autumn with flat versions that combine style and comfort in one. These shoes are perfect for your everyday outings, offering a unique and artistic touch to your ensemble.

Miu Miu Biker Boots

Step into autumn with a sense of edginess with the Miu Miu Biker Boots. Their bold design and attention-grabbing details make a strong fashion statement.

Miu Miu Strappy Heels

For a dose of femininity and a touch of Miu Miu’s signature glamour, opt for strappy heels. These add a sophisticated edge to your autumn evening look. Perfectly paired with socks and tights for a layered creation that adds an extra detail to your winter outfits.

Chunky Brown Boots

Chunky brown boots are a must-have this season. They provide the perfect blend of style and warmth, ideal for your outdoor adventures, sure to stick with you for many winters to come.

£ 220

Miista Inne Brown Boots

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Khaki Green Chunky Heel Boots

Stay on-trend with khaki green chunky heel boots. They not only offer comfort but also add a pop of colour to your autumn outfits. When the weather is bleak and gloomy it’s easy to opt for a black boot. This year try something new and go for a colour that stands out from the rest.

£ 229

All Saints Skarlet Chunky Leather Boots

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Knee-High Black Leather Boots

Elevate your style with knee-high black leather boots. Their timeless appeal makes them a versatile choice for various occasions. We know black is a popular and versatile colour, so for those who want to stick with black this season try this pair of tall boots with a Chelsea boot twist.

£ 299

All Saints Natalia Knee High Leather Boots

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Grey Platform Boots

These grey platform boots with a zipper detail are the epitome of both style and convenience, ensuring you’re ready for any weather. The rubber sole is sure to last you through the harsh winter weather coming up ahead, with their stylish shape, these will be a staple in your wardrobe.

£ 380

Axel Arigato Blyde Zip Boot

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Brown Slouchy Knee-High Boots

Slouchy knee-high boots are in this season! in a rich brown hue offer a relaxed yet chic look for your autumn attire. The perfect autumnal leaf shade, perfect for those colder evenings. These are sure to pair nicely with tights and a dress for that glamorous look that still keeps you warm.

£ 142

I The Label Coffee Terul Buckled Knee High Boots

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Oxblood Crocodile Print Heeled Boots

Step into autumn with an air of sophistication in oxblood crocodile print heeled boots. This colour is to die for! So rich and beautiful. These boots exude confidence and style. Another all black alternative that will be just what your autumn outfits have been missing.

£ 79.99

Zara Mock Croc Heeled Burgundy Red Boots

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Sling Back Kitten Heels

Sling back kitten heels are perfect for those moments when you need a touch of elegance. They’re an ideal choice for semi-formal occasions. With party season approaching, these cute slip on heels are just a finishing touch that can’t be beat.

£ 35.99

Zara Slingback Shoes With Bow

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Strappy Diamond Heel

For a dose of evening glamour, consider strappy diamanté sandal heels. Shine bright on the dance floor with these shoes adding just the right touch of sparkle to your autumn nights.

£ 45.99

Mango Heeled Sandal With Rhinestone Straps

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In your tiring search for the perfect autumn shoes, let this guide be your style compass. With these 12 trends, you can effortlessly navigate the autumn season with fashion-forward flair. Enjoy the comfort and elegance that these shoes bring to your wardrobe.

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As Paris Fashion Week draws to a close, Voir has your final rundown of unforgettable shows.

Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney is the pioneer of ethical fashion, her designs repeatedly remind us that neglecting leather and fur doesn’t mean leaving behind quality and style. Her FW22 show (set in an ultra-modern Parisian dome) created silky skirts, denim flight suits and fluffy trench coats in a colour palette of pastel tones. The designer made use of fluid shapes and negative space to create an artistic and lively, yet wearable collection.

To create the collection, McCartney worked with artist Frank Stella, using his work as inspiration. The parallels between Stella’s work and McCartney’s designs are evident in her use of abstract prints in a minimalist meets maximalist style. On working with the artist, Stella admitted to Vogue it was “scary because he has incredibly good taste”. Despite this, the two came together to create an amalgamation of artsy prints and high fashion silhouettes.

Louis Vuitton

With more prints and patterns than imaginable, Nicolas Ghesquiere captured the beauty and culture of Paris through an old money inspired FW22 collection showcased at the Musee d’Orsay. Moving away from the strict gender codes that once held a tight grip over the fashion industry, Louis Vuitton’s newest collection saw women in traditional menswear from ties to pinstripe pants.

The collection blurred the lines between streetwear and couture silhouettes as loose-fitting sweaters were placed over flaring maxi skirts in floral prints. Playing on the trending old-money style garments, collared sweaters synonymous with vintage golf wear were paired with pocketed dungaree dresses. The quaint collection complemented the romantic marble setting.

The show’s audience was filled with the fashion house’s muses. Sarah Paulson and Emma Chamberlain sat in the front row, a prime spot to watch Squid Game’s HoYeon Jung open the show in a brunette boxy jacket.

Givenchy

Since becoming creative director of Givenchy, Matthew Williams has turned the house into a pioneer of alternative modern fashion by blending key house codes like feminine elegance with fashion-forward flair.

For his FW22 collection, Williams brought nostalgic noughties grunge back to the forefront. Baggy band tees, tight-fitting tanks, and leather boots transported us to the days of Nirvana- fever as fierce models stormed the runway to futuristic beats.

While the collection was fun and light-hearted, the fashion house did not fail to pay their respects to those currently suffering in Ukraine; Givenchy sent both blue and yellow looks between the emo wear to show solidarity with the war-torn country.

Schiaparelli

Schiaparelli took their legendary surrealist designs to new heights with a vintage horror-inspired FW22 collection. Claws, cone bras, and torso shaped purses each featured in a black and white filter- looking back to Elsa Schiaparelli’s phantasmagorical accessories (like the telephone shaped handbag) for inspiration.

Daniel Roseberry also drew inspiration from gothic cult movies, like Tim Burton’s Edward Scissorhands, as model Mila Vaneeten was accessorised with knives posing as gloves. The model’s gleaming smiles contrasted the moody garments as Rouguy posed in a monochromatic black look featuring iconic cones, studs, and swirls that the brand has become known for.

Akris

Drawing inspiration from Reinhard Voigt’s artwork, squares and geometric patterns dominated Akris’ FW22 collection. Incorporating pixellated prints onto trenchcoats and blazers, the garments were vibrant and futuristic. Creating an optical illusion through abstract prints, designer Albert Kriemler brought navy and grey looks to Paris Fashion Week.

Even the show’s setting fit the square trend as models stormed a light and open square-based building designed by Kriemler’s long time friend Sou Fujimoto.

Giambattista Valli

Capturing the fierce street style of Parisian women, Italian designer Giambattista Valli looked to vintage French street style to create an elegant day and nightwear collection. Floral gowns, leopard print blazers, and frothy frills came together to create an eclectic mix of textures encapsulating the highlights of a 1960s wardrobe.

Incorporating abstract accessories into the collection, dangerously chunky heels, oversized bows, and upside-down sunglasses played to an OTT representation of day-to-day Parisian attire. Speaking about the show to Vogue, the designer admitted the collection took a swift turnaround in response to the Ukrainian crisis. Valli wanted his designs to symbolise hope amongst the turbulence of the times- a goal he achieved through fun-loving florals and bright pastel designs.

Chanel

Since the days of Coco, tweed has served as Chanel’s staple material. As an ode to the brand’s history, Chanel’s current creative director (Virginie Viard) incorporated the material onto traditional skirt suits, dresses, and blazers. The show was a glamorous exploration of Chanel’s ‘eternal house code’.

The checked fabric featured in a wide range of shades and designs. Bright red suits and sage green wellingtons reminisced nostalgic royal attire while tweed mini dresses were a nod to England in the 1960s. The British influence on Chanel has been apparent since the label’s initiator (Gabrielle Coco Chanel) had a love affair with The Duke of Westminster. Since then the French fashion house has taken in inspiration from our practical wellingtons to cosy cardigans; this collection shows the tight relationship between English dressing and Chanel isn’t set to stop anytime soon!

Miu Miu

After the success of their SS22 pleated mini-skirt worn by icons from Hailey Bieber to Nicole Kidman, Miu Miu continued their ultra-mini legacy with tiny skirts and even tinier shorts in a minuscule length. Keeping to a clean and modern aesthetic, the creative director of Miu Miu (Fabio Zambernardi) perched white scarfs around model’s necks while knee-high socks threw us back to vintage Wimbledon matches. The most jaw-dropping look from the FW22 collection was donned by supermodel Adut Akech who charged the runway a sequined see-through two-piece paired with high-rise socks and sturdy black pumps.

Words By Olivia Booth

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Collaborations have been all over the fashion landscape this year and we couldn’t be happier about it. Who doesn’t love a good collaboration? We certainly do.

Even if some took us by complete surprise, like Gucci’s unexpected partnership with Balenciaga, they were all fresh and exciting news for us fashion aficionados. Many took us into a different sphere of the fashion world, and a different side to your usual designers and their designs. Whether it was the case of two labels joining for a sustainable collection, such as Ganni X Awhualia, or incredible designers venturing on a collection for everyday brands, such as Simone Rocha for H&M, we were here for it.

Fortunately, the time for collaborations hasn’t passed yet… and we doubt it ever will. As the weather is heating up, so are spring collections and the fashion collaborations following suit.

Here’s a look into the anticipated partnerships to look out for this spring:

House of Harlow 1960 x Sofia Richie

Who: Sofia Richie

What: Sofia Richie partners up for the first time with her sister, Nicole Richie, for an exclusive collection for House of Harlow 1960 (Nicole Richie’s clothing and accessories line for Revolve). It is a collection all about summer in the ’70s, that brings back the easy-to-wear styles and day-to-night looks, and the best part? It is inspired by the inimitable Lauren Hutton.

Where: See and shop the full House of Harlow 1960 x Sofia Richie collection online at Revolve.

Aries x Lee Jeans

Who: Aries

What: A “Neoclassical spaghetti Western” style collaboration between Aries and Lee Jeans, as explained by Aries co-founder -Sofia Prantera. The collaboration is a 10-piece unisex collection inspired by the ‘70s and ‘80s (once again we’re here to reminisce), and the Italian understanding of American culture. Oh well, rather inspired by the Western take of Italian film directors, such as Sergio Leone, on American culture.

Where: See the 10-piece collection at www.ariesarise.com

Levi’s x Miu Miu

Who: Miu Miu

What: Miu Miu is redirecting to fashion sustainability with a responsible collection by the hands of Levi’s. The two brands will work together to launch an upcycled collection, creating and reimagining pieces from past garments. The collection will present timeless pieces such as the 501 jeans and Trucker jacket in a Miu Miu style, with hand-embroidered flowers and jewellery, giving a touch of femininity and spring.

Where: The ultra-limited edition collection will be unveiled at Selfridges in London, and IAPM in Shangain in mid-May. After which it will be available on www.miumiu.com, in 18 Miu Miu stores throughout the world and finally at the Dover Street Market of L.A.

Words By Chiara Ferrari

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As Paris Fashion Week draws to a close, here are all the highlighting moments from the day. Fashion Week, you will be missed.

Chanel

There could be no better way to end Paris Fashion Week, than with Chanel’s SS21 show. The collection is authentic and generates a level of ease, merging the brand’s classic aesthetics with the rejuvenating power of new trends. The iconic Chanel tweed suit was reimagined into shorts and dresses while they also debut cropped tops and shrunken bags. The collection also went heavy on accessories, with glittering belts and phone lanyards, the kind of pieces that instantly make their way onto Christmas lists, enticing people into stores and demonstrating that sustained power and relevance of the brand.

Chanel SS21 Collection Images via Vogue Runway

Much of the collection was new and energetic, from glittering unitards with crossed haltered straps to a cropped leather jacket with ‘Chanel’ embossed on the sleeve, to dresses featuring neon Chanel logos, effortlessly printed onto fabric in a way that screams art nouveau. There was also a selection of very on-trend bra tops, paired with low slung skirts in a midriff-baring arrangement that CoCo Chanel herself likely would’ve hated, but we can’t help but Stan. But the vision of CoCo Chanel and the traditional Chanel customer was still there, in silk scarves, tweed suits and beautiful jackets. This is unsurprising, given that Virginie Viard’s designs were inspired by classic French movies, the video teaser for the collection featured references to One Femme set one Femme and Le Mépris. From the classic to the contemporary, this collection is proof that Chanel has always, and will always, be ahead of the game.

Chanel SS21 Collection images via Vogue Runway

Chanel Spring-Summer 2021 Show

Louis Vuitton

I think there is only one word to sum up this Louis Vuitton show: electrifying. The concept and collection are completely full of energy, and the show itself was completely ingenious. Designed by Nicholas Ghesquiere, models walk around a huge semi-classic semi-industrial building, strutting past the socially distanced mask clad crowd. At the begging of the show, electronic music blared which to me sounded like a plane landing, giving the unmistakable impression that something exciting is about to happen. Avant garde imagery was projected throughout the show – footage of musicians performing shifted to that of urban spaces and barren trees, at a rapid and dynamic pace. A voice is played throughout the show saying words that seem perhaps unconnected – tickle, reach, hook, skydive – but one with significance you cannot ignore: vote.

Louis Vuitton SS21 Collection images via Vogue Runway

The first look of the collection included a jumper with ‘vote’ emblazoned upon it, instantly putting the houses political conscious front and centre. The collection is modern, chic and bursting with a sense of excitement about a new age in fashion, something which is very hard to achieve at the moment but that the house executes flawlessly. Standout pieces include glittering suits, oversized sweater dresses, tiny green bags and floor-sweeping trench coats. While much of the collection uses simple colouring – whites, greys and metallics, there are also hyper colourful items, lending an element of vibrant eccentricity to the collection. The show is hopeful, inspiring and an overall considerable achievement.

Maison Margiela

What is most striking to me about this collection, is the emphasis upon androgyny. Margiela has long been striving to produce genderless clothing, and in this collection, this aim is executed with class and precision in a series of striking designs. Creative director John Galliano, one of fashions best narrative tellers, has truly risen to the occasion of creating a virtual fashion experience – this is the second season the house has not had a runway show, but to Galliano, this experience still feels like a show. The video was filmed in Tuscany and the collection itself was inspired by 19th-century South American wedding photographs, but Galliano also wanted to bring in a ‘Wet look’ which he showed last season.

Maison Margiela SS21 Collection images via Vogue Runway

The collection is chic meets futuristic, with mesh head coverings in an almost blood-like red, paired with extravagant jackets that have detail which is truly to die for. Some of the imagery is truly luminous, like the image of a model wearing a floor-length white gown, while the moon shines through the fabric illuminating her. There is also a palpable element of gothic, in black headdresses, coat and tail suits and overdone eye makeup. The collection and experience of the show prove that for the house, imagination is well and truly alive.

Maison Margiela SS21 Collection images via Vogue Runway

Maison Margiela Co-Ed Collection Spring-Summer 2021 | S.W.A.L.K. II

Miu Miu

Sporty, chic and disparate, Miu Miu’s SS21 collection exudes nostalgia. The collection is varied, ranging from yellows and tweed skirts that are very Cher Horwitz, to track jackets and mini dresses with oversized bows. There are turtlenecks in monochrome prints and brown velvet, paired with midi skirts with crystal embellishments, long metallic coats and ruffled skirts paired with sports coats. Looking at the designs is like stepping into a fashion candy store, with each piecing nodding to a moment of iconicity in fashion.

Miu Miu SS21 Collection

Words by Marni Rose McFall

Graphics by Frances Scott

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Nineties and noughties fashion is back with a bang. Puddle jeans, bandanas, and even claw hair clips are all over Instagram’s explore page as people are loving the easy and casual throwback street style. In particular, tiny sunglasses have been back for a while. However, brands have been getting experimental with the now known and loved micro glasses. It’s not enough for them to just be small, now they must be graphic as well. Zany and unapologetically garish shapes are being produced, and we just can’t get enough of them!

Hugely popular by would-be festival-goers are flame glasses and whilst these festivals may have been cancelled this year, it doesn’t look like the glasses have been. Prada has taken this graphic design to a new and luxurious level. Keeping the classic lens and adding a vibrant flame to the rim, this pair of specs perfectly blends old with new to produce some flaming hot glasses.

Shells, hearts, lips and wings are all popular shapes being produced by major fashion houses. Balenciaga’s heart-shaped sunnies feel fresh and youthful whilst Saint Laurent’s cat-eye heart frames create a more flattering shape. They may seem silly at first, but it is exciting to be able to play with such childish, funky and unexpected accessories. Glasses like these are already being replicated by high street retailers like Urban Outfitters.

Gucci have also put their own spin on the heart specs. The ‘Hollywood Forever’ pair in the classic black colour offsets their unorthodox lens, and the gold detailing adds an extra pop of luminosity. Miu Miu is another fashion house that has been combining classic and alternative styles. Their shell-shaped sunnies are reminiscent of the classic Ray-Ban aviator style, but with the added detailing of the shadowed shell rim. This pair of cool blue glasses are perfect for a beach day.

Sunglasses aren’t just protective anymore, they’re a statement too. The shape they come in and the colour you choose means these glasses can be matched to specific outfits and completely optimise your style. Some are even being bejewelled. From hanging charms to diamante detailing, these sunglasses are getting really retro. Emma Chamberlain’s collaboration with Crap Eyewear late last year explored these more fun and vibrant options. The Jinnnn X Percy Lau ‘Bambi 01’ glasses also use this detailing to create a beautiful and colourful pair of folding specs.

Whilst some brands have been going more pop-couture, others have been delving into geometric lenses. Dolce and Gabbana, Chloe, and Dior have all brought out some really refreshing shapes in fun tints. The scalloped edges of the green Chloe glasses add dimension to the frame, and the gold detailing to the Dolce and Gabbana octagonal frames makes these specs look and feel so luxurious.

Brands like Gucci and Versace have been playing with neon colours and semi-transparent, tinted frames. These monochrome specs play with colour and shape to create a young, fun pair of glasses. Gucci have even detailed a neon pair of their specs with tiny stars to exaggerate the youthful look. These eccentric sunnies are an easy way to get funky with your outfits or to add just a little bit of a 90’s pop to your looks. An outfit is never complete without a few accessories, so why not get outlandish and cop a pair of graphic sunglasses this summer?

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Graphics by Katie Janes

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The season of exposed skin is here, and although our usual summer activities like picnics in the park and days at the beach may be uncertain, we can still enjoy the summer fashionably soaking up the sun and working on our tans. Here are Voir’s top picks for our season summer dresses.

Shirtdress

The shirt dress, well the name speaks for itself this is a dress made from the classic shirt structure. The shirt dress is perfect for summer as it gives the work casual feel to the summer. This dress, like most summer dresses, is usually lightweight and white. Although the dress comes in the structure of a shirt, it can also be altered by the use of a belt or even a corset.

Dress: Zara Ripped Denim Shirt (£29.99)

Boots: Naked Wolfie Jupiter Black Leather (£257)

Sunglasses: Fendi Crystal F square sunglasses (£300)

Bag: Stella McCartney monogram utility belt bag (£635)

Scarf: Fendi Logo print silk scarf (£450)

Maxi Oversized

The staple of the summer the maxi dress, the appeal of the maxi dress comes from its long flowy nature. Typically, the dresses are usually formfitting but cut to flow loosely over the body. The maxi dress is the one and done of the summer as this is the easiest to wear and work both indoors and out.

Dress: Forte Forte Tiered Maxi Dress (£715)

Shoes: Maison Margiela Tabi 80mm platform sandals (£580)

Bag: Aranaz Cerise handbag (£175)

Sunglasses: Gucci black square sunglasses in acetate (£278)

Fit and Flared

The Fit and flare dress is a dress made of lightweight material that is usually fit up until the upper waist and flares for the rest of the length of it. The fit and flare is the perfect dress for the summer breeze as the material and cut allow for maximum circulation, and the flow of the dress in the wind is something straight out of rom-com movie scene.

Dress: House Of Stars puffball mini dress (£45)

Boots: Paris Texas embossed pull-on boots (£487)

Bag: Prada tonal logo plaque bowling bag (£1,630)

Sunglasses: Tom Ford Connor-02 (£289)

Earrings: Alessandra Rich crystal-embellished heart drop earrings (£310)

The Slip Dress

The slip dress usually silk and looks like something between a camisole and a nightgown has made it into the front row of the summer experience as the dress has become one of the trending dresses. This dress is perfect on its own but also works well with a white shirt.

Dress: Fleur Du Mal cowl neck slip dress (£692)

Trainers: Rombaut Boccaccio chunky boots in white synthetic leather (£315)

Bag: The Sant Furoshiki Leather box bag (£400)

Sunglasses: Balenciaga Shiny sunglasses in black and white zebra (£310)

Tiered Dress

The tiered dress is more like a baby doll dress but tiered. With this dress think Lolita and all those vibes. This dress is usually made of lightweight material, and the tiered nature makes the dress float away from the body. This allows the dress to have air circulation and perfect for summer weather.

Dress: ASOS EDITION broderie tiered maxi dress (£120)

Shoes: Simon Miller Blackout 110mm platform sandals (£456)

Bag: Miu Miu smooth leather bag (£1,380)

Sunglasses: Chimi Peach cat eye sunglasses (£90)

The Less Dress

When it comes to the less dress, less is more. If you don’t know by the less dress, I mean the strapless backless and any dress that has cut-outs. This dress is perfect for the summer season as the cut-outs give your body better shape. Also, during the heat, no one wants to be covered up.

Dress: I.AM.GIA Violet Dress (£55)

Shoes: London Rebel clear strap platform cork wedges in gold (£45)

Bag: Christian Dior pre-owned denim Saddle shoulder bag (£4,756)

Necklace: Princess Polly Baby necklace gold (£13)

Words by Precious Njoki

Edits by Ella Winfield

Cover by Katie Janes

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The fresh pastel look is a statement waiting to happen, whether it be from a matching crisp two-piece suite to an oversized t-shirt and some joggers; a splash of pastel can transform your ‘kitchen outfit’ to a whole new level. The palette itself is very appealing to the eye, it goes unnoticed as it lures you in. It’s one of those things that you either love it or you are drawn to it; there is no in-between!

Look 1:

Bralet: Pretty Little Thing Lilac Slinky Triangle Bralet (£8)

Skirt: Pretty Little Thing Lilac Slinky Split Back Maxi Skirt (£15)

Jacket: Nasty Gal In It to Fringe It Oversized Denim Jacket (£65)

Boots: Isabel Marant Duerto Texan ankle boots (£765)

Sunglasses: Gucci Oversized square pearlescent-acetate sunglasses (£355)

The pastel palette offers a range of soothing tones from lilac, baby blue to a mint green that can be depicted through not only garments but also via trainers, eye shadows, bags and many more to enhance your fit.

It can be seen that the pastel trend is highly influenced by Harajuku fashion originated in Japan; as it is bold and visually attractive. Although it is commonly associated with layering and standing out from the crowd, the Harajuku influence of pastel hues have unlocked a trail for many fashion designers and brands, that have transformed garments to portray less is more through pastel.

Look 2:

Suit: River Island Petite pink pinstripe double breasted blazer (£65)

Shoes: Converse Runstar Hike, White Black Gum (£89.99)

Sunglasses: Miu Miu Eyewear La Mondaine oversized-frame sunglasses (£250)

Card Holder: Miu Miu Leather Credit Card Holder (£180)

Needless to say, Nike has set high expectations for future pastel infused garments, having created the Nike mini metallic swoosh oversized pastel colour block hoodie and joggers. Its sell-out has made streetwear enthusiasts hunt for similar apparels, due to reseller prices being over the top. It can be perceived that this co-ord broke boundaries and opened a trend for colour blocking with a streetwear infused twist. To top the fit, Nike had also created the Air Force 1 Shadow trainers in pastel that had generated a gateway for the sneaker community as well.

Look 3:

Top: Fiorucci Flying Cherub T-Shirt Dress Green (£100)

Shorts: For Love & Lemons Smythe Hot Short (£150)

Hat: Burberry reversible leopard print bucket hat (£310)

Shoes: Juicy Couture logo chunky flatform sandals in pink (£89)

Necklace: Missoma Lucy Williams Gold t bar chunky chain necklace (£295)

Initially, more and more designers have interpreted the pastel trend throughout the years, such as the angel brand Fiorucci. This has made the fast-fashion sector drawn to the idea of pastel, by making the viral dynamic more accessible to the fashion sector. These can be found on online retailers such as Pretty Little Thing. However, if you are looking for original pastel garments head over to eBay to find a more vintage look.

Its lively attraction has set a reoccurrence in the fashion industry throughout spring and summer; it will definitely be back again next year with no hesitation. Its unique palette has submerged and adapted across styles such as tie-dye and loungewear this season, we can only look forward to what is in store for us next!

Look 4:

Top: 4th + Reckless buckle detail crop top (£22)

Skirt: Revolve Christi Mini Skirt (£129)

Shoes: ASOS DESIGN Takeover clear wedges (£35)

Earrings: Fendi Prints On motif earrings (£430)

Words by Amber Meghani

Edits by Ella Winfield

Cover by Katie Janes

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Casual Day Date Outfit No.1

Coat: I.AM.GIA Castor Jacket (£157)

Top: I.AM.GIA Xena top (£47)

Skirt: Gauge81 Tuscany mini skirt (£230)

Boots: Public Desire Adalee White PU Statement Heeled Slough Over The Knee Boo (£44.99)

Bag: Off-White 2.8 Arrow Shoulder Bag (£1,135)

Earrings: Alessandra Rich Crystal heart drop earrings (£290)

Lipstick: Marc Jacobs Le Marc Lip Creme Lipstick ($49)

Casual Day Date Outfit No.2

Jumper: Orseund Iris Cropped ribbed-knit turtleneck sweater (£525)

Coat: Orseund Iris Belted vegan leather jacket (£1,225)

Jeans: Mugler blue panelled tapered-leg jeans (£950)

Bag: Fendi brown leopard Mamma Baguette hand bag

Boots: Public Desire Slick Beige Croc Square Toe Block Heeled Ankle Boots (£39.99)

Earrings: Miu Miu Large Round Crystal Stud Earrings (£260)

Scarf: Red Valentino Optical V Scarf (£315)

Date Night Outfit No.1

Blouse: Orseund Iris Night Out open-back ruched satin blouse (£515)

Trousers: I.AM.GIA Colton Pant (£63)

Bracelet: Vivienne Westwood Orb Charm Bracelet (£120)

Bag: Christian Dior Trotter Saddle Tote (£3,131)

Boots: Fenty Black Corset Boots 105 (£820)

Date Night Outfit No.2

Dress: IVROSE High Neck Ruched Satin Dress (£21)

Boots: Pretty Little Thing Teal Western Thigh High Boots (£55)

Bag: STAUD Sasha zebra print shoulder bag (£290)

Earrings: Fendi Prints On motif earrings (£430)

Coat: I.AM.GIA Taipan Jackethttps://au.iamgia.com/products/taipan-jacket-black (£131)

Home Date Outfit 1

Skirt: Orseund Iris Gamine lace-up cotton-twill mini skirt (£785)

Jumper: Fenty Draped Cropped Pullover (£660)

Boots: Pretty Little Thing Black Block Heel Faux Suede Thigh High Sock Boots (£50)

Earrings: Alighieri Poet’s Muse Earrings (£335)

Home Date Outfit 2

Dress: Pretty Little Thing Rose Ruched Knit Dress (£25)

Socks: Dolls Kill Burn Book Crew Socks ($10)

Coffee Mug: eBay ‘Be Mine’ Retro Sweet Design Coffee Mug (£7.99)

Phone Case: Stella McCartney lips iPhone case (£48)

Scarf: Balenciaga Logo Jacquard Wool Scarf (£395)

Hair Comb: Gucci Crystal Tortoiseshell Resin hair comb (£225)

Words by Ella Winfield

Graphics by Séverine Denis-Lessard

Cover by Katie Janes

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Well ladies, if you’re one of the chosen ones and have not only managed to bag a boyfriend of your very own, but have also managed to hold him down, then you don’t have to worry about filling the big boyfriend shaped hole in your life on the 14th of February with a ‘Galentines’ night out or a self-pamper session. What you do have to worry about, however, is what to wear on the one night a year where PDA is globally accepted. We have the outfit inspiration on lockdown to get him to display his affection. Whether you’ve decided to have a night in with your beloved (wine) and him, or if you’re going to see a film (not to stereotype), or if you’ve really hit the jackpot and he’s taking you to a swanky bar, we’ve got you covered. You can thank us later!

Casual Day Date Outfit No.1

Coat: I.AM.GIA Castor Jacket (£157)

Top: I.AM.GIA Xena top (£47)

Skirt: Gauge81 Tuscany mini skirt (£230)

Boots: Public Desire Adalee White PU Statement Heeled Slough Over The Knee Boo (£44.99)

Bag: Off-White 2.8 Arrow Shoulder Bag (£1,135)

Earrings: Alessandra Rich Crystal heart drop earrings (£290)

Lipstick: Marc Jacobs Le Marc Lip Creme Lipstick ($49)

Casual Day Date Outfit No.2

Jumper: Orseund Iris Cropped ribbed-knit turtleneck sweater (£525)

Coat: Orseund Iris Belted vegan leather jacket (£1,225)

Jeans: Mugler blue panelled tapered-leg jeans (£950)

Bag: Fendi brown leopard Mamma Baguette hand bag

Boots: Public Desire Slick Beige Croc Square Toe Block Heeled Ankle Boots (£39.99)

Earrings: Miu Miu Large Round Crystal Stud Earrings (£260)

Scarf: Red Valentino Optical V Scarf (£315)

Date Night Outfit No.1

Blouse: Orseund Iris Night Out open-back ruched satin blouse (£515)

Trousers: I.AM.GIA Colton Pant (£63)

Bracelet: Vivienne Westwood Orb Charm Bracelet (£120)

Bag: Christian Dior Trotter Saddle Tote (£3,131)

Boots: Fenty Black Corset Boots 105 (£820)

Date Night Outfit No.2

Dress: IVROSE High Neck Ruched Satin Dress (£21)

Boots: Pretty Little Thing Teal Western Thigh High Boots (£55)

Bag: STAUD Sasha zebra print shoulder bag (£290)

Earrings: Fendi Prints On motif earrings (£430)

Coat: I.AM.GIA Taipan Jackethttps://au.iamgia.com/products/taipan-jacket-black (£131)

Home Date Outfit 1

Skirt: Orseund Iris Gamine lace-up cotton-twill mini skirt (£785)

Jumper: Fenty Draped Cropped Pullover (£660)

Boots: Pretty Little Thing Black Block Heel Faux Suede Thigh High Sock Boots (£50)

Earrings: Alighieri Poet’s Muse Earrings (£335)

Home Date Outfit 2

Dress: Pretty Little Thing Rose Ruched Knit Dress (£25)

Socks: Dolls Kill Burn Book Crew Socks ($10)

Coffee Mug: eBay ‘Be Mine’ Retro Sweet Design Coffee Mug (£7.99)

Phone Case: Stella McCartney lips iPhone case (£48)

Scarf: Balenciaga Logo Jacquard Wool Scarf (£395)

Hair Comb: Gucci Crystal Tortoiseshell Resin hair comb (£225)

Words by Ella Winfield

Graphics by Séverine Denis-Lessard

Cover by Katie Janes

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