New Season Styling: Patches
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My Maternity Shoot
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Styling The Bump: Week 27
The last couple of weeks I have grown quickly and can no longer use my hair tie method on my trusty jeans so maternity it is. Having had my first child almost 7 and a half years ago I have nothing but miserable memories of my quest into finding suitable attire to dress my bump. The maternity selection was either well made but premium or high-street and diabolical. Not every pregnant woman wants floaty "mom" dresses or extra pleats that add an extra 7 inches to your silhouette.
Ivy Park Picks
So on Thursday, 14/04/16 Beyonce dropped her new leisure wear brand Ivy Park. It's not just sportswear, it's everyday wear. There's casual hoodies, bodysuits, leggings, bra tops and more.
6 Tips For Savvy Shopping
With fashion constantly changing it's easy to feel bombarded by the "What's Hot What's Not" features or feel lured in by the daily promotion of "trends" online. Quite quickly you may realise you're not dressing for yourself but instead purchasing items with a cloudy vision and once home you become conscious that it's either not your particular style or they don't flow with the rest of your wardrobe.
Fresh Florals
It's a new Season and with it brings lots of fresh energy. The lighter mornings are energising, the brighter evenings are motivating and the cherry blossoms are in bloom.Spring is definitely my favourite month as it's the first out of hibernation and the home of my birth month. I have started the big "Spring Clean" with the wardrobe situation. Thick, bulky clothing is removed, revealing space to welcome in the lighter garments. I purchased some IKEA plastic boxes so that I can store my Winter sweaters and coats away leaving me with optimal space.
ALEXANDER WANG – The Cut Out Details
At the beginning of the year I shot with the incredibly talented photographer Chris Davis in collaboration with Mazda UK and Jules B. It's exciting to work with such inspiring creatives, especially when they're from the North East. At the time of this shoot I was 15 weeks pregnant and although I wasn't showing massively I still found it a little tricky putting an outfit together. I wanted to prove that being pregnant doesn't mean that you have to cover up and shy away from cut out details that may expose a little of the stomach.
Camel Back
All hail the stretchy garments! Pregnancy this time around has been very different, I'm older, (7 years older to be precise), eating better, feeling better and because I'm due in August I can dress more comfortably. I've been wearing my usual sized clothes so far and just opting for fabrics that have a bit of give, ones that will work around the new curves instead of adding to and bulking them.