Monthly Archives: June 2020

Finding My Home Interiors Style With Farfetch

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Thank you Farfetch for gifting these pieces to me.

During the lockdown, I realised that I finally had some time to really focus on the interiors of our home and truly channel and find our interiors style. I quickly discovered that one of my favourite online multi-brands, Farfetch, has an amazing selection of homewares to add some style and colour to your space. I spotted these beautiful vases on their website and added this little trio to my space to add a bit more colour to our very contemporary space.

A lot of you have been asking me for my tips and tricks on how to decorate your space and truly channel your style into your home. Farfetch had the same questions for me and I’ve answered all for you in an interview with them. You can find my interview with them here and you can also find an edit of my favourite homewares available on their website below!

The Farfetch Edit

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3 Prints For Your Summer Wardrobe For A Cute Summer Outfit

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If there is anything that is brightening up my day, it’s the beautiful weather in London. Even on days forecasted with storms and rains, we get spells of sunshine which means lots of chance to wear a cute summer outfit you’ve been wanting to wear! We’ve already covered all the colours to add to your next summer wardrobe to keep up with the spring-summer trends for 2020, although if you’re a regular reader you’ll know how I feel about trends. Fashion is moving in a much more timeless direction so rather than focusing on trends I’m focusing on items you can add to your closets that will last season after season. So even in my article about the best colours to add to your summer wardrobe, you’ll be able to wear all those colours for years to come.

On that note, we are talking all things summer prints today and trust me guys, you will be reaching for these prints this summer and every summer to come! I know some of you find prints a little bit intimidating especially when you’re not sure what to match them with or whether they suit you or not, so I’m breaking it down for you below. I’m sharing the best way to style these prints as well as some of my favourite pieces so you can create your next cute summer outfit with no hesitation!

GINGHAM

I am going gaga for gingham! We all know I’m a sucker for plaid and houndstooth so of course, I love their equally chic summer counterpart, gingham. Gingham can sometimes seem a little bit flouncy but when styled correctly it is super fashionable. Think the blue and white gingham set I wore the other day! (Also linked below!) Pair gingham with gingham to create a super put together outfit!

FLORALS

Florals for spring and summer? Groundbreaking! Okay, not that groundbreaking but there’s a reason why we keep coming back to this print time and time again. The best part is that florals are great in the autumn too so you can wear these pieces for a majority of the year. I love to mix floral prints together, otherwise, keep it simple and pair with solid colours.

STRIPES

When I think of stripes, I think of Breton stripes, the ultimate french girl feel. I know a lot of people are hesitant and feel that stripes make them look bigger but trust me it’s just about smart pairings! If you’re conscious in stripes opt for vertical lines rather than horizontals! Pair with denim or neutral colours – I always like to keep it simple with stripes to make sure it looks elegant.

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3 Colours To Work Into Your Summer Wardrobe

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Before we get into my latest tips for your next summer outfit I have a small not. It’s been an emotionally charged past week and I’ve been talking a lot about how I’ve been feeling, what we’ve learnt and a lot about what you can do on my Instagram. I want to emphasise that although you are here reading about what colours you should be adding into youur summer wardrobe, and my content is going back to fashion, it doesn’t mean that I have become passive in my everyday life. I continue to have these conversations with my friends, my peers and my family and I encourage us all to do the same as change starts with us. Okay, my little speech is over.

If you’ve noticed I’ve been adding a lot of colour to my wardrobe in the past few months. Not only does it make me feel super, it’s also an easy and simple way to take a simple everyday summer outfit and elevate it. Pops of colour are also a great way to make an outfit look more fashion forward. So with all of this in mind, I’ve rounded up my cuurrent favourite colours to add into your summer wardrobe. What’s great about all these colours is that they can easily be mixed and matched with all your favouurite neutral pieces but also with other colours! I’ve highlighted what colours you can match them with to create a colour block look like I did here.

YELLOW

Yellow is my new happy colour. Something about it is so bright and happy and it makes me feel that way as well, especially when I wear it during the summer months. Pair yellow with pale or baby blue, pastel pink or lilac. You can keep it simple with white as well. Avoid pairing yellow with black.

LILAC

I was a bit late to the lilac party and at first it was a colour I just did not like. I was convinced it did not suit skin tones like mine but I have been since proved wrong. Pair your favourite lilac pieces with blues, whites, creams and pastel pink. You can even pair it with black or dark denim. For winter I also love lilac with plaid.

FUSCHIA

I have rediscovered my love for all things pink, especially fuschia. It’s such a bright and happy colour! Pair this shade of pink (or any shade of pink!) with red for an ultimate fashion girl look. You can also pair it with blues to create a contrast.

GREEN

The first school I went to had school houses (a la Hogwarts) and I was in the green house so of course green has made my list. Jokes aside, green isn’t everyone’s first choice but this particular shade of green is making a huge comeback. I would keep it very simple and pair this particular shade of green with neutrals like black, white and beige with touches of gold.