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'Bunny'

Topshop £16.00, Topshop £4.00, Topshop £46.00, Topshop £5.00, Zara £49.99

Bunnies have become a standard of Halloween. The sexy staple isn't going away soon but here's new take on the basic bunny. Topshop's metallic ears are a refreshing look for the lacy alternative, their 'Disco Bodysuit' makes the perfect match for an eye-catching costume. Here comes the controversial choice! Drop the classic bunny-tail-and-fishnets-combo for a more modern aesthetic. Wear an exaggerated wide leg jean and some statement white boots to give this, debatably overdone, Halloween look a high fashion makeover.

'Bat'

H&M £2.99, H&M £5.99, Topshop £8.00, Urban Outfitters £29 + £32 (set sold separate), Topshop £59

Don't have time to commit to three hours of special effects? You can't go wrong with a pair of bat ears. Keep this Halloween classic fresh by swerving the cocktail dress and opting for this stunning Urban Outfitters co-ord. Dress it up with some statement black boots and spooky accessories for an effortlessly stylish costume.

'Halloween Queen'

H&M £8.99, Topshop £7.00, New Look £14.99, New Look £29.99, Topshop £4.00

Nobody loves October 31st more than the 'Hallow Queen'. Pair this glam unitard with Topshop's sassy slogan T for a fun night out! For a more casual, club appropriate, option swap the strappy heels for some chunky trainers- nobody wants to do the mash in stilettoes. 
'Devil'

Luvyababes £2.99, H&M £4.99, Urban Outfitters £46, Zara £89.99, Topshop £4.00

The devil wears Prada but unfortunately our budgets can't stretch so we'll settle for this stunning Urban Outfitters mini dress. These beautiful Zara boots really elevate the look whilst the accessories keep things creepy. After all you can't go wrong with a red dress!


'Zebra'

Topshop £89.99, Topshop £19, Topshop £4, Topshop £32

I can bet there won't be another zebra at the party. This look is both on trend and totally fun (or should I say wild). On a serious note, I think this is a brilliant costume, it's different and come November you won't regret splashing £50 on an costume you'll never wear again because all these pieces would look stunning in an AW18 look book. 


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From left to right: Beaufille, Prada, Alexa Chung, Beaufille, Diane Von Furstenburg.

Knitwear will always be a staple in our wardrobes at this time of year but this autumn/winter you'll be feeling especially cosy. Don't settle for a comfy jumper, go all the way with head to toe knitwear for an elegant yet edgy look. Reach for the retro hues and patterns for a sophisticated vibe, however, don't be afraid of bright colours- this trend could be taken to the next level with vibrant accents.  Accessories your knitwear-overload with a chic vintage hand bag and statement earrings and the oh-so-simple jumper is officially the height of fashion.  

Not all of us have hundreds to spend on our winter jumpers so below I've listed my favourite high-street knitwear finds. Zara definitely have some of my favourite pieces, I think they've designed pieces that look more expensive than they are for example the knit co-ords. I also love the ruffle details on the mustard Topshop jumper, the lines created by the edging are very modern and eye-catching. 



From left to right: Zara, Zara, Topshop, Zara (above), H&M (below), Topshop

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Topshop £89.00, Topshop £79.00, Zara £79.99, Zara £49.99, Topshop £89, Zara £55.99, Urban Outfitters £68.00

One of my favourite parts of an Autumn shopping trip is wandering through the shoe section, drooling over the gorgeous boots. I've always been a fan of glam rock, not just for the music but for the ground breaking fashion icons such as Bowie and Marc Bolan. For the past few years the boots we've been seeing in stores have reminded me of the jaw-dropping platforms often worn by glam rock stars.

 The collection of boots I've picked out as my favourites online so far are no exception of this. Each year it seems that the 'winter boot' is being pushed too new limits. Heels are no longer for function, they're a statement feature of the boot. Circular, transparent, contrasting or angular. Not one style is overriding. Cowboy, platform and Chelsea all sit next to each other on one shelf. Almost anything goes but one thing is clear, a quirky boot is a stylish boot. 

My personal style tip would be don't settle for something that complements the outfit. Pick a boot that makes the outfit. Wearing a full length floral dress? Look to Suki Waterhouse for inspiration. Why put on your black boots, when you can wear your knee high snake skin boots? 

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Walking towards the H&M in Trinity Leeds, I'm stunned by the unbelievable displays in the shop front and windows. Now that I'm writing this I realise that H&M doing a collection with Morris & Co was meant to be, this is without doubt one of the most beautiful collections released onto the British high-street.  You would expect nothing less when using William Morris' stunning patterns. The range of styles in this collection allow you to be head to toe dressed in Morris' designs in all scenarios be it a trip to get milk or a dinner date. Not one piece in this range is forgettable. It goes without saying that the dresses are truly beautiful. However, the men's shirts are my personal favourites, they allow the patterns to speak for themselves and they look beautiful on all of the models. I will certainly have to purchase something special from this collection.


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