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Friday, 11 December 2015

Party Season Style Sorted with MYDREAMLOOK

Top Party Season Looks
Party season is just around the corner which means one thing – a wonderful excuse to treat yourself amidst buying Christmas presents for others! Whether it’s the work Christmas party or a festive feast with family or friends, make sure you stay on trend this holiday season. The fashion gurus at MYDREAMLOOK have selected some of their favourite looks from the boutiques on the site right now – look no further for serious style inspo!

Black fur coat
Every fashionista needs a fur coat in winter so you can keep warm in style. An elegant black furry jacket is so versatile – you can wear it with jeans and boots while enjoying a trip to the Christmas markets or you can dress up an LBD for a classy evening look. Pretty Lavish have the perfect faux fur fitting jacket.

Sequin gown
Be the centre of attention at any festive ball with this stunning sequin gown. With a backless detail and low cut neckline, this is the ultimate wow effect dress. The best part is it is made to measure, so will definitely flatter your body and hug all the right places.

Fitted Dress
Looking for something more casual for a less formal event? How about a high neck fitted dress in one of this season’s hottest colours – nude. This looks great paired with strappy heels or chunky wedges.
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Tuesday, 8 December 2015

Jacamo Christmas Campaign

Men's fashion website Jacamo have recently launched their mega cool Christmas campaign! Featuring lots of different looks and styles, they are focusing on an outfit suitable to wear to meet the parents. During the festivities it's usually prime time to meet members of the extended family and spend that all important quality time together, plus meeting and greeting your other halves families too! We all know this can be a scary, nervy time, and although there really is nothing to worry about, Jacamo can offer a few tips to make it a smooth and pleasant experience - by dressing to impress you're already showing you can present yourself in a sharp, decent manner. Jeans and a casual shirt can look trendy as well as smart if you're just popping over for a chilled bite to eat, alternatively if you're heading to a posh family party or dinner then dressing the part is important to make that all consuming first impression!

Dishing out compliments and niceness is always a winner when you first meet the in laws, a charm offensive is usually my first port of call - this is often easier with the ladies, but a little more tricky when it comes to winning over the Dad. By asking lots of questions, engaging in conversation, and listening when required, are all important factors, and of course avoiding any sticky or awkward subjects will make things flow very nicely. As well as these tips there are a few more obvious things you can do to make yourself look a little more sensible and straight edged than you probably are - try not to drink too much with dinner, table manners are a must, and watch the PDA's too as things could get a little cringe!
Check out the full Jacamo blog post featuring tips for meeting the parents here, they also have a fun video to watch about understanding men's dress code's here.
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Monday, 7 December 2015

The Monday Piece - Maniere De Voir Leggings

This week's Monday Piece is on these Maniere De Voir leggings! I've been looking for a cool pair of fun leather leggings for a while, and saw these pop up on twitter, so i checked out the website and added to my basket right away! The lace up style is mega grungy so I've kept the rest of my outfit simple by wearing a grey v-neck jumper and some fluffy heels from Topshop. There are so many cool styles on the Maniere De Voir website that I want to snap up, it's all right up my street. If you fancy yourself a pair then I'd recommend sizing down like I did as they come up a little big :).
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*Maniere De Voir leggings, here*
*All Saints jumper*
*Topshop shoes*
*Necklace, Rome*
*Bracelet, gift*


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