Latest posts.

Loving these amusing predictions by american fashion designers of the 1930s about what the well-dressed man and woman would be wearing in the year 2000.

Enliven tired bedding with a sumptuous sapphire blue or vintage rose printed cotton velvet quilt. £112.50, reduced from £225, at Graham and Green.

More details

Soap & Glory have just launched a rather groovy new line of tools and accessories to help you preen, buff and pamper from the comfort of your home. We love these Jumbo Massage Gloves - which are fab for smoothing out bumps and boosting circulation. £7.83 at Boots.com.

More details

The Balcony Gardener offers a gorgeous range of ready-planted window boxes and pots that can be delivered straight to your door - which is perfect for creating your very own urban oasis. This pretty English Country Garden Window Box is £45. Available at Thebalconygardener.com.

More details

As is quite clear from this behind-the-scenes footage of Emma Watson’s cover shoot for Teen Vogue magazine, the young actress is headed for international uber-stardom. She’s  totally and uniquely stylish and we love, love, love her very English eccentricity. Next stop US Vogue magazine.

This revolutionary new gadget promises to support your cleavage while you sleep, helping to prevent wrinkles and folds appearing between your breasts. No doubt you’re wondering how on earth you’ve managed thus far without one… From £29.99 at Kushsupport.co.uk.

More details

Tesco is treating teenage skin to a brand new range designed especially to target the problems commonly associated with teen complexions. Available exclusively at the supermarket chain, the brand’s gentle formulations combine carefully selected active ingredients and all products are priced at a very credit-crunch friendly £1.99.

More details

These Swarovski crystal personalised diamante wellies are just the ticket for the ultimate in Paris Hilton-style festival chic. From £4 per letter, at Wellieart.co.uk.

More details

We’re loving Jimmy Choo’s super-stylish new collection of sunglasses. These bright blue shades are bang on trend for the summer. £191. Call 01423 520 303 for stockist details.

Combining floral notes of jasmine and tuberose with a citrus blend of orange blossom, mandarin oil and neroli, this brand new limited edition signature scent is a stylish must-have for any dressing table. Infusion de Fleur d’Oranger by Prada, £45, at Harrods.

More details

Check out this English trailer for Coco Avant Chanel - Audrey Tautou’s latest flick. Based on Coco Chanel’s early years, the film hits cinema screens in the UK on 31st July.

Colour blocking was seen all over the catwalks for spring/summer and it’s a trend that looks set to stick around for some time.
Taking inspiration from the early 90s craze for pairing contrasting blocks of colour, it’s a great way to infuse your wardrobe with energetic brights. The trick to it is to be eye-catching without being overwhelming. Work the look by combining two or three clashing separates – fuchsia and midnight blue are a good starting point - and team your colour blocking outfit with retro super-high heels for an eclectic edge.
Here are some of our high street faves:

Colour block dress, £15, at New Look.

Pink colour block shoes, £32, at Dorothy Perkins.

Neon pink colour block tee, £10, at Miss Selfridge.

Limited Edition short sleeve block colour tunic, £19.50, at Marks & Spencer.

JL colour block sunray skirt, £63, at John Lewis.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE ON COLOUR BLOCKING

We’ve been loving checking out Coleen Rooney’s fabulous bikini wardrobe - she’s been sporting a new two-piece every day while holidaying in Barbados. This £135 Michael Kors number is one of our faves… Melissa Odabash does a pretty good version for just £38, at Debenhams.

More details

It’s not too late to pick up a pressie for dad and Boden makes the perfect pitstop. How about this handsome vintage shirt? £49 at Boden.co.uk. Click here to get 15% off and free delivery.

More details

This autumn looks set to kick off in iconic style with shoe designer to the stars Jimmy Choo bringing his much adored talents to high street retailer H&M. Offering both men’s and women’s accessories and clothing, the collection will be available from Saturday 14th November in around 200 H&M stores across the world. According to Tamara Mellon, founder and president of Jimmy Choo, the designer “will bring to H&M a sophisticated, fashion forward, accessible and glamorous collection - the perfect party pieces to buy now and then wear out at night.”

More details

So it seems US Vogue editor Anna Wintour has ignored her own criticism of Sienna Miller as being “too toothy” and made her a cover star for a second time (the first was back in 2007). And jolly good too because the British actress is looking pretty damn stunning in a one-shoulder silk red dress made specially for the occasion by Calvin Klein. Copy her bold look with this chic one-shoulder drape dress. £80, at Oasis.

More details

Victoria Beckham has embraced this summer’s bow and ribbon trend full-on. Seen leaving Claridges Hotel this weekend she was sporting a rather kooky pair of patent ankle ribboned heels, a mini skirt and sheer black jersey top. Will you be hot on VB’s heels with the new look?… These pillar box red ribbon shoes are just the ticket, £35 at New Look.

More details

Tulip dresses are oh-so-this-season and Cheryl Cole’s hot pink X-Factor number is bang on trend. Hers is by up-and-coming designer Krystof Strozyna and probably rather spenny to boot… Luckily for us Lipsy have come up with this very cute and totally wearable high street version. £60 at Lipsy.co.uk.

More details

If it’s good enough for Michelle Obama it’s plenty good enough for us. We love the First Lady’s latest fave jewellery designer St. Erasmus… not least for his gorgeous power statement necklaces. And no doubt Pieter Erasmus is loving the ‘Mobama effect’. “Since Mrs. O wore one of my necklaces I have hardly had time to sleep,” he reveals about his increased popularity. See St-erasmus.com for stockists and prices.

More details

Luxury retailer Hermes has resorted to breeding crocodiles to keep up with demand for its iconic handbags. Recession? Pah… what recession? Customers currently join super-long waiting lists for the designer’s classic Birkin and Kelly bags and Hermes chief executive, Patrick Thomas, has revealed that, despite doing all they can to prevent the label being so reliant on bags, they simply can’t keep up with demand. “We have massive over-demand. We are limited by our ability to train new craftsmen,” Thomas said. The company currently produces 3,000 crocodile bags a year.

More details