Six Style Tips for the Fashionista

For many decades the Brits have led the way when it comes to fashion, and the rest of the world has looked to the UK for guidance on what they should and shouldn’t be wearing. It’s been that way for years. Designers from all over the world clamour to find out the latest catwalk trends, and the ‘British look’ is in demand all over the world.

1. Be Bold with Colour

Warmer months are a great opportunity to experiment with colour and try new things, though bold colours are gorgeous all year round. This year, there will be a lot of bright yellows and oranges around, and neons continue to be popular.

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2. Floral Prints

Who doesn’t love a floral print in the summer? Whether it’s a delicate pattern or a much bigger, bolder print, flowers are going to be all over our shirts, dresses and even trousers over the next few months.

3. Maxi Dresses

A wonderful piece for your wardrobe every season, maxi dresses are big again for summer, whether you choose sleeves or bandeau style, formal or casual. There are some beautiful collections around from retailers such as https://www.axparis.com/collections/maxi-dresses.

4. Cropped Trousers

Three-quarter-length trousers are very versatile and flattering and available in all sorts of colours and fabrics, making it a very easy trend to get involved with. At home on a stroll in the countryside, a friend’s barbecue or even out to dinner, you’ll get lots of wear from your cropped trousers.

5. Kaftans

Perfect for warm weather, few things say ‘holiday’ quite like a kaftan. Effortlessly cool and classy, the loose sleeves are easy to slip into whether you wear yours as a cover-up beside the pool or to keep your cool on a shopping trip. You’ll wear it again and again.

6. Sandals

One of our favourite things about the warmer weather is the chance to wear sandals! Open toes with a beautiful pedicure will always be popular. Whether you choose a simple flip-flop, an elegant heel or timeless espadrilles, dress them up or down and wear them all spring and summer long.

For more style and fashion tips, see the advice from In Style.

Fashion is about more than shopping: it’s about the storytelling and the personalisation, so whatever you choose this summer, wear it with confidence and enjoy yourself.