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Sunday Polish - Colour Contrast

Essie - Orange, it's Obvious!

Sephora - 1180B

I'm enjoying mixing things up a bit this week with miss-match left and right.

For some reason everyone seems to think your left and right need to be matching....time to shake things up a bit, not only with bold contrasting colours but also with odd polished nails. I've gone for grey with a pop of orange, brightening up what could be a dull polish for summer ;)

Take care.

Tan xx

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Dressed to Impress

Dress - Dorothy Perkins

Watch - ASOS

Converse

This is a casual version of yesterdays interview outfit an internship position with Christopher Raeburn during London Fashion Week. Along with black boots, a blazer and some red lippy, I was dresses to impress.

I was nervously awaiting the email this morning but now very happy to say you are looking at a Christopher Raeburn intern!! I'f you're lucky I may even be able to share some snaps from backstage :D

I've recently taken a sudden liking to print so when I saw this dress it was a must have! You can also never really go wrong with monochrome or geometric print at the moment.

This is one on them simple go-to outfits that I turns to in desperate situations, for me is easy, comfortable and looks great when you just can't be bothered. Last wednesday I teamed this with wardrobe staple, converse, to get me through a very busy day running around with kids, shopping and last minute errands!

Till next time Chicka's

Tan xx

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Sunday Polish - Flawless

Essie - Flawless

Pretty in pink this week with Essie - Flawless. Not a colour I usually go for, a lot lighter and pastal-ly (if thats a word!)!

Love this colour, bit brighter and happy, and well more fun for duller weather.

Why not try going for something you don't usually?...You never know, you might just love it!

Enjoy

Tan xx

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Printastic Monochrome - Mary Katrantzou AW13

Photos courtsey of Elle

Mary Katrantzou is one of my favourite designers and she stunned everyone last season, going in a completely different direction from the bright, bold, colourful prints and flattering silhouettes that she is most known for.

She took on the challenge of shape and for with a more reserved palette, usuing darker hues of purples and blues, infused with greys and white. All of the dresses framed beautiful black and white photography brought to life (for the first time) with drapes of fabric and big overlapping folds, using a printing, bonding, embossing, laminates and more to manipulate the fabrics into that of the scenery they are trying to portray.

Mary Katrantzou managed to create beautifully though provoking pieces, showing off as the digital print master and amazing colourist that she is, in a way she hadn't yet attempted before. She pushes herself both in skill and imagination...and it worked so brilliantly!

With London Fashion Week fast approaching I'm excited to see what she comes out with next!

P.S Did I mention that I managed to secure a placement, working backstage at London Fashion Week and hopefully going to secure an intership. The interview is next week...wish me luck!

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DIY Bracelet

This week has been a hectic one and I have yet another to follow, so sorry for the lack of fashion posts, but today I have a treat for you...it's a DIY Bracelet.

Who said fashion has to be expensive! Personally I prefer personalised pieces and DIY creations, not only because it's unique and you can have things exactly the way you like them, but because they allow you to incorporate a 'you' into them...a bit of personality!

Simply tie a knot about 8cm into 3 long strands of string, I used embroidery thread and these come in heaps of colours so dont be afraid to mix it up a bit.

Plait together the strands then a 1/4 of the way down start to thread the nuts onto the strands of thread before bringing them over to plait together.

Continue for 2/4 of the way down finishing the last 1/4 with a tightly plaited section to hold in place then secure with another knot.

This bracelet is quick and easy, but most of all inexpensive which I'm sure we all like to hear. Why not try something different like mixing up gold and silver, replacing nuts with washers or making it into a great statment piece using oversized rope with giant nuts or washers.

Have Fun.

Tan xx

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