We Blazin'

The weather has taken an unseasonable twist over the last couple of days, with rumours rife that we can expect a "mediterranean" climate in the next few weeks.

I don't think we're quite ready for shorts and flip flops, but never the less transitional dressing can finally take place.

I've been eyeing up some blazers lately. They're great for adding some colour to an outfit, as well as a nice variation to the black cardigan which I seem to be unable to step away from.

There are lots of coloured numbers in the shops at the moment, but River Island seems to have come out on top, with a number of bright coloured, patterned, lacey and floral ones.

Do you have any blazers in your wardrobe and how do you wear them?

 

Everybody's Starry Eyed

 

Recently you haven't been able to see any sort of celebrity event without at least one of these dresses making an appearance.

D&G kicked it off with their A/W show where the catwalk was littered with stars (as well as Victoria's Secret models)

Following this the same print has been in attendance at premieres, award ceremonies and it's even made the cover of at least three magazine including the September issue of Marie Claire on Anne Hathaway. There is no question that celestial inspired clothing is definately the print du jour.

And it looks as if the same print will be taking over our high streets before much longer too. Topshop and River Island particularly have been hot on the trend, with jewellery and tops adorned with the print.

My personal favourite look from this collection is on Evan Rachel Wood at the Curb Your Enthusiasm Season 8 premiere. Her quiff-ed hair and leather jacket make her stand out amongst the other dresses which have been wore identically to the catwalk.

My prediction is that we'll definately be seeing lots more of this print on the high street before much longer.