Style File :

Louise Roe correctly pointed out at LFWE that there is a current divide between the sexes. Harem, hareem, aladdin or peg leg, whatever you want to call them, the trouser shape of the season is causing major arguments between male and female. I can relate to this disagreement - my boyfriend, although normally quite open to fashion, and well trained might I add, seems to think that these trousers are only for those with stomach problems. No matter in what context I show them to him, be it casual with ballet flats, or tailored with heels, his jury is out. Let me know what you think. Personally, I love these American Retro harem pants from Harvey Nichols that Louise herself, sported, which were also featured in the April edition of British Vogue.







xoxo

London Rocks :

Thanks to my lovely boyfriend, MerryMerry and I travelled down to the fabulous London town on Saturday, 7th March, for none other than London Fashion Weekend. The catwalk was undoubtedly the best bit - Louise Roe, star of Vogue TV ironically presented the show (LFWE was sponsored by Elle Magazine this year!), and she looked gorgeous, wearing on-trend printed hareem pants, a slouchy blazer and bangles galore. Oh, and some mighty-high, fabulous shoes.

American Idol, Domestic Goddess, African Queen and Ethereal Nude were the season's chosen trends to showcase, Domestic Goddess being my fave, particularly the dramatic butterfly sunnies, by Oliver Goldsmith.

Although I wished the catwalk would never end, it has spurred on my drive to be a part of this industry, and to be backstage, organising models at London Fashion Week itself. One day, people, one day.

xoxo