Oh Hannah...

It's only Hannah McGibbon's second season at Chloe, but she's already giving me a reason to highly rate the brand once again. Simple and chic, maybe, but cute and stylish all at the same time. Sometimes you dont need to wear something ridiculously extravagant to look or feel good. McGibbon uses such flattering neutral and pastel colours and beautiful fabrics, and pays good attention to detail, making the collections extremely lust-worthy. I am mostly in love with the shoes from the Autumn/Winter '09 collection, but there's other snippets that I feel for thrown in here too...

Ahhh, how lovely :)

I also believe I am not the only one still lusting after the Spring/Summer '09 collection of shorts...

C'monnn Topshop... Do what you do best and bring me some of these beauties before the summer ends!

ps. Didn't purposely feature Karlie Kloss twice, but she does look amazing on the close-up right? Beautiful make-up.

Fringe Benefits

I accidentally had a full fringe last summer (2007). Yes, accidentally. A side fringe cut disasterously short. But once I got used to it and shaped it a little I kinda liked it. I did grow it out however, but have been longing to have it done again properly ever since. And over the next couple of weeks I will be doing so! I have gathered a few images that have inspired me to just go for it. Despite the fact that I'm supposed to be giving up on the GHD's to save my poor hair. I suppose I could just straighten my fringe...

I do currently have dark brown hair like Camila Belle's, but would really like to eventually have it dyed a la Rachel Bilson. But only when my hair has grown longggg. It's damaged enough as it is from all the heat I apply to it...

Spot the Trend...

Since my post on Spring/Summer fashion, I've been thinking a lot about the pink Zac Posen outfit - one of my favourites. Today I have spent a lot of time collecting pictures from Style.com and noticed that this kind of ensemble was everywhere! It seems the crop-top is well and truly back. But don't fear ladies; The way to wear it is with high waisted shorts or a skirt, which not only makes the look a lot less trashy than the 90's version of the trend, but means you can conceal that winter belly, making the look a lot more accesible. No need for Britney style ab-crunches then.

Here are some of the oufits I found today...

Roberto Cavalli, Dolce and Gabbana & Zac Posen

Images: Style.com