Chelsea

Outfit Details - Cardigan & Blouse - Urban Outfitters,  Leigh Jeans - Topshop, Bag - Mulberry, Sandals - Steve Madden c/o Sarenza.co.uk

Sorry for the picture heavy post (then again when are they not on this blog!!) On Saturday we took a wander through Chelsea and passed plenty of lovely shops, street markets and pastel coloured houses. I wasn't sure it would live up to the hype (all those fancy camera angles in Made In Chelsea) but it's really beautiful there. 

It wasn't the warmest of days so I chose to keep it simple in an oversized blouse and cardi. I love these Steve Madden sandals from Sarenza, I think they might be the summer shoes for me. They just look like they'd go with any outfit and I love the chunky gold detail. New favourites for sure ;)

Lastly, what's a blog post without a food snap or two? After seeing pics of these insane pancakes over on Olivia's blog I knew we'd need to pay My Old Dutch a visit. I'm glad we'd had a small lunch as they were huge, but soo good! How did you spend your weekend? 

Friday's food for thought...

A positive outlook!

Have a lovely weekend everyone :)

Up all night 'til the sun...

Tunic - Vero Moda, Leggings - New Look, Flats - Chocolate Schubar c/o Sarenza.co.uk

Here's a few pics of an outfit I wore at the weekend. I couldn't resist buying this Vero Moda tunic from a little store in Brighton. It was on sale too! I love the shape and aztec detail on the shoulders. I can see myself wearing it a lot in the upcoming summer months, especially as my bump gets bigger. I added the belt to give it some extra definition! Also chose to wear my favourite leopard flats, I love mix matching prints! But where's the sunshine gone? Looking at these photos it's hard to believe it was that lovely only a couple of days ago. Hope you're all having a great week! I've been listening to the new Daft Punk song repeatedly, what do you think of it?

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What do the Spring 2013 catwalks have to offer the world of fashion? While there are several trends that are clearly only good for the catwalk (i.e head to toe stripes), there were two trends that particularly grabbed our attention. 

Natutical: Nautical stripes and navy blue and white seem to be gracing the catwalks again, as they have done for many seasons now - it seems this is a fashion that will be staying with us for a while, which is fabulous, as it means we can keep building our wardrobes without fear that it will fall out of fashion next season.

Sporty Dresses: By a sporty dress, we mean something that generally has a practical neckline, a flattering stomach cut and a flexible and light skirt. They are fairly simple and look great casual or smart! You only need to team them with patent heels and some sparkly jewellery and you have the perfect evening outfit. 

With this in mind we managed to find an absolute diamond, a dress which fulfils both of these fashions. The Cromer Dress in Navy/White (dress 1 in the pic above) has the nautical colours and the nautical style of neckline, but also has a sporty feeling. It reminds us specifically of a vintage style tennis dress, picture the classic wimbledon games of the 70's. The shape is perfect for all shapes because of the pleating (pleating is a great way to emphasise and create curves that you don't have or hide any lumps and bumps that you might have). The white pleating also adds a lovely lightness to the dress, whilst the navy blue top half has a wonderful slimming effect, which we all want! So what do you think of these trends? Will you be embracing them this summer?