With the rise of the fashion bloggers, we seem to look up to them for inspiration and this season there seems to be a certain colour palette that's been adopted... nude. It may be plain but it is far from boring with an array of jewellery, macs and stilettos leading the way.

The easiest way to incorporate a chic nude ensemble is to keep the outfit very basic. so the extra accessories are the statement. Start with a rugged loose fit jean. We went for ripped washed denim with turn ups. In contrast, pair the slouchy jeans with a sheer top. In this instance, a loose wrap chiffon blouse works great. You can tuck the shirt into the waist band for a smarter finish.

Wear with a pair of nude stilettos which make the whole outfit look very chic and elegant. If you're not comfortable with walking in such high shoes, go for a strappy sandal or wedge. Bloggers and celebs are going crazy for the boxed YSL clutch, but at a whopping £795, not everyone has the funds, therefore opt for a similar style. We went for the this slick clutch from New Look at a fraction of the price.




To finish off any look, a nude mac works perfectly. Go for a loose slouchy version in the summer months that simply ties round the waist. It really is just for affect, but you never know what the weather has in store for us.

Jewellery should be kept to a minimum and should be subtle, but not take the focus away from the nude necessities, but enhance the look and throw a little bit of character into it. We went for the dainty Ariana Leaf Necklace, which compliments the outfit perfectly.

Finish with a nude lip pencil to make your lips full, yet natural. You can always add a clear gloss for extra luscious lips.

- Becky x

Bohemian works best if you keep the colour palette in earthy tones. Beige's, tans, burnt oranges and browns work the best as they blend.



When we think of the Boho trend, we automatically think billowing maxis, but at this time of year, it's not quite warm enough to start parading round in a floaty almost night dress. Instead, we've gone for a weathered ripped jean in a washed out blue, paired with a textured cream bardot top, finished with ruffled sleeves and hem. This trend is all about mixing different textures but keeping colours similar. The air still has a chill to it, even if the sun is shining, so we've gone for a cream loose knit cardigan from Hollister (£14) with a drop hem, creating a billowy effect. Swap this for a kimono as the season progresses. The high street is full of bohemian style sandals, but if you're not quite ready to get out your toes yet, stick to a suede ankle boot, complete with buckles and fringing to add extra detail to your look. To match the boots, we've gone for a soft fringed bucket bag from Zara. With this trend, add as much accessories to your outfit as you want, layering pieces up for texture. Our Amara Layered Bead Bracelet is perfect for this. It's actually one bracelet but gives the impression of several. The colours on the bracelet complement the look perfectly. We've gone for The Macy Gold Pendant Tassel Necklace  to tie in with the fringing.



Add these pieces above as well to the outfit to really nail the look. Usually less is more, but to be a bohemian beauty, more is definitely more!!!

Finish the look with a natural wave in your hair using a tousled texture mist and adding random braids to your hair. Complete with a beaded head piece to really bring out the quirky queen in you.



- Becky x

For as long as time, diamonds have been a girls best friend and nothing has changed. Over the last couple of seasons, we have been blinging up lapels, collars and heels for a bit of extra sparkle. However this is all going to change for SS15. This season, it's going to be about pairing extravagant heirloom style jewels with worn out tees and military shirts. That slouchy knitted jumper you've been wearing all winter or the over sized shirt you've worn over and over are perfect canvases to add a wave of glamour and elegance to your everyday routine.