Nike trainers and Liberty London print designs are not two brands you would think could work together, but lo and behold they've proven us wrong.
We all knew that sports luxe was going to be a big trend this spring/summer with the London 2012 Olympics, but I'm glad to see something other than a bomber jacket representing the style.
As an avid fan of the liberty print and a closet hi top wearing 80s kid, I like the collection the two differing brands have created.
My personal favourite is the Blazer Trainer above, but the Hyperclave and Dunk Sky Hi are also interesting collaborations and are a modern twist on the 80s trainer trend.
Prices range from £75-95. To find out more visit the Liberty London website.
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Friday, 20 April 2012
Tuesday, 17 April 2012
God Save McQueen
Our dear ol' Queen celebrates her 60th year on the throne this June and even the fashion world seems to have gone all soppy for Her Maj.
Here are a few items to make your wardrobe a little more royal - and quite possibly tacky.
Liberty London have also teamed up with Alexander McQueen to create this Jubilee inspired scarf for £445.00. As a fan of the Queen, McQueen and wordplay, this scarf is a big hit for me. I love the fashionable take on the Union Jack and believe this will become a collector's piece.
Now I doubt anyone who reads my blog could afford the Alexander McQueen Britannia diamante skull clutch at a whopping £1295 but I had to include it for sheer beauty. I'll be on the look out for a high street knock out, rest assured!
If you want quintessential British then you, of course, think of Barbour. This Vintage International Wax Jacket from their Heritage Originals collection has a Union Jack lining to give this classic jacket a modern twist, £149.95.

This is one of the best Union Jack bags that I've found on the high street and is by the Frost French 'Floozie' range at Debenhams. They're ten a penny in the shops but this particular one is not only reasonably priced at £25, but also seems to have avoided the usual tackiness of the patriotic bags (the word 'Floozie' may not help though).
No wardrobe will be complete without the Jubilee Mini Top Hat from Accessorize, £35. You may look like a fool on the day, but at least you'll be an elegant one.
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Coulda, Woulda, Shoulda #February
This will be my fortnightly shopping list remixed with a wish list. What I could, would and should buy. So, in essence, look out for a lot of Primark, Prada and gym memberships every other week.
Could of... bought these retro styled Gola Quota Classic trainers from New Look for a reasonable £39.99. They could have looked great with my bright coloured jeans!
Could of... bought these retro styled Gola Quota Classic trainers from New Look for a reasonable £39.99. They could have looked great with my bright coloured jeans!
Would of... been the proud owner of the Manolo Blahnik for Liberty 'Cream Amelia print scarf' if I had £135 to spare. I would of been very happy too.
Should of... purchased a sensible shift dress for when I inevitably get my dream job. Surprisingly, Tesco have a great range of affordable office wear, like this yellow shift dress, £42.
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