Aldo Rise Collection

So its going from strength to strength with collections ranging from Jonathan Saunders to Preen and this SS12 I have my eyes set on these amazing Preen shoes.

Perfect for both trousers, a maxi skirt or midi - the heel is geometric - the print floral. Beyond perfect. Plus designer shoes at only £135. Win!

Grimes - the one to watch

This girl is beyond HAWT!

If not a little try hard - but hey I still LOVE HER!



She is definitely channelling a Vice/Dalston/Dickhead East London style look - I'll forgive her since the song is incred and LOVE the vid. Check her out - the new Lana for sure

Sequins and Stripes

So I need this dress in my life RIGHT.NOW

Buy here

Pointy nails

So I'm a massive fan of pointy nails ala Lana Del Ray - one problem. How does one actually type, do normal things with said nails?

Well one doesn't! So I decided to have a play around to create the look whilst my nails still remained at a manageable shape and length.

I came up with these bad boys.

How did I get the edges so sharp? Trusty sellotape of course!

FLORALS

Reading through all the mags this week florals are HUGE this season once again. 

To be honest I'm quite pleased - I love a floral as much as the next girl and I have my eyes set on some of the bits below. Unfortunately Erdem is not in my price range!

Floral Headband - River Island

Floral Jeans - Owntherunway.com

Trainers - Nike for Liberty

Shirt Dress - River Island

Pastels pack a punch!

Look at these amazing beauts from Own the Runway!



Struggling to find brogues that go with all your Spring pieces? These pastel shade shoes channel a Prada vibe!




Me loves!!!

Experimental Cocktail Club

So I've been anticipating visiting this haunt for a while.

Hidden away in China Town this Speakeasy is definately worth a try.

BUT I'm not sure I'd return. Presented with a grubby door and doorman (which is the only thing that gives the bar away) we entered. The hostess made us tightly sit in a little corner of the room and I'll admit I was less than impressed. But hurrah, the upstairs opened and we were given a lovely place in the corner. 

The cocktail list was the usual myriad of ingredients that I, quite frankly, didn't understand. I went for the 'Stockholm Syndrome' as the name intrigued me. Alas it was not good - a strong smell of cumin and lemon just did not work for me. So we settled for a bottle of fizz instead.

As the evening progressed the DJ started and the atmosphere lifted - a great bar to pop in around 9ish when you're stuck in central London. Just avoid the Stockholm!