Fuchsia Fusion

Nothing says feminine quite like a pink dress; decorate said dress with matching pink jewels and a flowered pattern and you've got yourself a look so girlie you could join The Saturdays. Don't be scared to rock a ladylike ensemble - pretty pinks and pastel palettes have been spotted all over the S/S and A/W14 catwalks so it's a trend that's here to stay. If baby pink is a little too soft for your style and causes too many 90's Baby Spice flashbacks - inject some fuchsia into your wardrobe. This Miss Selfridge dress is the perfect way to wear the trend if the the thought of walking around head to toe in pink brings you out in a sweat. The darker shade means you can look womanly but will still be taken seriously at work or in the class room. The grey background means you can give it a rock chick vibe with some black opaques and killer ankle boots in the colder months, and in the summer you can update the look with bare legs and a pair of over sized sunglasses.

Miss Selfridge Dress - £37

Camden Lock Market Necklace (Old)

Forever 21 Sunglasses - £4.90

Two - Toned Tresses: Hippy Dippy - Dye

Hello Baby dolls!

Dip dyed locks have brightened our moods though the winter months and the trend is not disappearing yet! The funky hair colouring looks spectacular and is a sure fire way to make any bland outfit pop. Classic girls can chose a more demur tint of  sun kissed blonde where as the fiery ladies amongst you can brave a raunchy shade of  red or green. Pastel hues looks exceptional in platinum blonde hair and rocks both of this seasons styles in one. 

Ice Cream With Sparkles Please!

Hello pretty ladies! 

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Spring has finally sprung (sort of) and SS12 is all about pastel shades. It’s not enough to simply stuff our faces with ice cream; we must wear it too. This flattering shade works best on pale and olive skinned beauties. For darker skin tones I suggest a more vivid colour scheme as your skin can take it without looking washed out. Skater dresses have fast become my favourite shape. Thank you Dancing on Ice for bringing this flattering hemline to our attention. The skirt hides lumps and bumps without the need of Spanx. There’s nothing worse than going out for a couple drinks and dinner and having to stop early because your knickers are too tight to digest your food!

This River Island dress is no exception, the flattering shape gives the illusion of a thin physic and the sleeves are a sneaky disguise for bingo wings. Who said the gym was essential for a fabulous figure? The dress is showered in sparkles but don’t worry, they’re sewn into the fabric. No need for the hoover. They provide a subtle shimmer so even if the sun isn’t shining, you will be.

These belts are a bargain £6 for a pack of 2. Both the belts go well with the ice-cream shade trend. There’s a nude one for the preppy princess and a pink one for the kooky queens out there. I’ve teamed this with some nude shoes so the attention is on the dress but this outfit would work just as well with some pastel yellow or green wedges.