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From left to right: Richard Malone, Rochas, Emporio Armani, Off White, Natasha Zinko, Gucci, Emporio Armani. 


You may have already seen flashes of neon popping up here and there. Whether it be on Kim Kardashian's Instagram or in the rave tents of last summers major festivals but one thing is for sure, it's not finished yet. One of the more stand out trends of the SS19 catwalks  was the vivid colour palette of particularly unapologetic neon (which will certainly always stand out in a crowd). Although some favoured accents, the majority of designers have clearly adopted the go big or go home motto. Sequined or snake print, you can wear this trend in just about any form but one thing goes unsaid, this trend is for those of us who want to turn heads as we strut down the streets.  




 From left to right: Poiret, House of Holland, House of Holland, Izzy Miyake, Max Mara

From left to write: No.21, On/Off presents, Nicholas Kirkwood. 




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Topshop £115, Alice + Olivia £1130, Zara £159.98, £Topshop £114, Zara £119.98


The suit is well and truly back in business. Be it fashion week street style or red carpet approved, everyone has been wearing them. Here's my top picks for the suits that will stand out from the crowd this AW.

Starting off from the left this gorgeous Topshop suit has to be my favourite of the five. The fit and fabric of the suit create an elegant style which is enhanced further by the deep green hue and angular pattern, giving it an unmistakable art deco presence. This suit has an understated glamour that makes it so beautiful.

Moving on, I decided to throw a more expensive option into the mix on this post because words cannot describe how much I love these flares. Alice + Olivia have taken the humble black suit and reinvented it. You couldn't fail to look fun in these trousers. 

Zara's suit is less of a statement than the others but a perfect example of going oversized. The fit and shape of the suit flatters the models slender figure without drowning her. It really is a smart suit and it could be styled both casually, with a contrasting turtle neck and trainers, or formally with no top underneath and some strappy heels. 

The next suit is perfect for Autumn with the rich hues of the corduroy. Paired with a dark turtle neck and some statement platforms, this suit would look amazing. Topshop is really the place to go for a stylish high street suit, they never fail to impress! Having said that, it's important to note Primark has a similar one to this for a far lower price that is, in my opinion, just as nice.

Last but not least, why show up to a party in a cocktail dress, that shows off everything you consumed over Christmas, when you could wear this stunning Zara suit. Sparkles never looked so good. I think this suit I simply amazing, however, possibly expensive given there are few times you can wear a full sequin suit.

That concludes my guide to the perfect suit this AW. Thanks for reading, if you enjoyed this post make sure to check out more and subscribe to my bloglovin! To know when I've posted follow me on twitter @ alicerhodesblog.

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 Everybody needs a turtle neck in their wardrobe. Why? Their versatility makes styling possibilities endless. I've created three complete outfits ranging from casual street style to a party-ready look to show you how this basic staple can be continuously reinvented.
'Every-day Street Style'
Coat: H&M £69.00, Hat: Urban Outfitters £16.00, Gloves: Zara £29.99, Scarf: Zara £25.00, Turtle Neck: Topshop £19.00, Bag: Topshop £29.00, Jeans: Topshop £46.00
 
'Informal-Formal'
Skirt: Urban Outfitters £49.00, Hat: Topshop £16.00, Boots: Zara £79.00, Turtle Neck: Topshop £19.00, Gloves: Urban Outfitters £15.00, Coat: Primark £30.00


'Party'

Suit: Zara £119.98, Boots: Urban Outfitters £68.00, Turtle Neck Topshop £19.00, Bag: New Look £15.99




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Christmas wouldn't be the same without a cosy, corny jumper! I've selected five of my favourite jumpers this year from across the high street. All the jumpers I have selected take a more classy approach on the cheesy Christmas jumper, making them far more wearable and slightly more socially acceptable than our tinsel-covered, light up, musical jumpers from Primark (not that I don't love an over-the-top Christmas jumper). 






H&M £19.99

This H&M jumper is brilliant for the holiday season! It's a beautiful crisp cream with a classic Christmas pattern. This jumper would look wonderful tucked into some jeans with a long smart winter coat and some biker boots. Pumpkin spice latte in hand and you'll be winning at Christmas! 


Urban Outfitters £46.00


Next up is this amazing Urban Outfitters sweater! What's great about this is you could definitely wear it November-February because rather than it being an obvious Christmas jumper it's more of a winter sweater. Paired with a black denim skirt and a aviator jacket this would be the perfect outfit for going to the ice rink!


Topshop £36.00


This Christmas jumper is cute and cosy- the perfect combination! If you're a fan of minimalist, B&W fashion I imagine it would be hard to find a Christmas jumper that fits the aesthetic but this definitely meets the brief! I personally wear a lot of colour, however, I do love this jumper. I think what's so nice about it is the actually cut and style of the jumper isn't compromised- it's still very stylish.


Monki £20.00

I love Monki's Christmas jumpers! Every year they come out with the same cut but different graphic Christmas prints. They're totally wearable but still really fun and unique- dancing Christmas tree's for God's sake! 

That's a wrap on my Christmas jumper review! If you enjoyed reading this there's plenty more Blogmas post's coming so keep an eye out on my twitter, @ alicerhodesblog, for when I post!


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H&M £69.00, H&M £79.99, Primark £35.00, Zara £89.99, Primark £30.00
I personally feel you can never have too many winter coats. In fact, no matter how big a collection you can afford, there will always be an outfit that 'could just use a new coat'. I've hand picked five of my favourite coats this season that will add a stylish layer to any AW outfit. I think you can choose two routes with a winter coat, either keep it classy and timeless or allow it to be the statement of your outfit- either way the addition of a winter coat can really boost your style (whilst keeping you nice and toasty).

Both the Primark coats in my line up are a great example of keeping it classy. Starting with the one closest to the left, this timeless check coat will compliment both casual and formal winter outfits and would look charming with a nice scarf, hat and pair of gloves. The second Primark coat is classic in colour but more trend lead in style, the teddy bear coat has had a big revival in recent years and is both stylish and unbelievable snuggly! Paired with some biker boots, thick tights and a floral dress and this outfit will scream Autumn. 

Both the H&M coats I've picked out are beautiful faux fur pieces. Starting from the left, this gorgeous leopard print is a very tasteful take on the animal print trend and will look lovely over any autumn outfit. I'd personally style it with a dark turtle neck, some light denim straight leg jeans, statement boots and coordinating hat scarf and gloves (possibly in a more shocking accent colour). The second H&M faux coat is a lot more of a statement with a striking angular pattern and a unique colour palette. Although it would tie you down colour wise, I don't think it strays too far away from a traditional autumn colour palette meaning that it should still be easy too style regularly (which is something you should take into consideration when purchasing your winter coat!). I think it would be appropriate for casual and formal situations and would stand out amongst traditional fur coats.

Last but not least, the most expensive coat on the list is from Zara. It features a tiger print pattern in a dulled down colour palette that is both tasteful and fun. Like the other coats it would be simple to style in an AW wardrobe and is both smart and casual. This coat is trend lead using animal print as a focal point which is something to take into consideration, as it may not be a stylish in a few years time. However, if that doesn't concern you, it is a truly beautiful coat that won't just finish your outfit, it will make it!

That's it for winter coats, if you're wondering where the jackets are, a separate post is on its way soon! If you enjoyed reading this post please follow me on bloglovin and check out my twitter @ alicerhodesblog for updates on when I've posted. 

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& Other Stories £35.00, New Look £17.99, Zara £49.99, Zara £29.99, Topshop £29.00

The shops are stocked with party collections and one thing notable is that accessories of all natures have been reimagined. Made to amaze with intricate detailing, modern styles and unconventional materials. The handbag is no longer left to compliment the dress, it is a staple of the outfit. Sequins and glitter have been swapped out for rather more luxurious velvets and snake skins. Minimalism is celebrated with simplicity creating elegance yet decadence is obvious, with lavish embellishments and sophisticated nods to the art deco period. When shopping for a new party accessory this season, choose a bag that is an extension of your outfit's ambiance but uniquely beautiful when payed closer attention.

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Winter can create challenges when it comes to styling outfits due to the unpredictable, but usually freezing, weather. Making sure your outfit is both practical and stylish is often difficult. One element I personally forget isn't just there for keeping me warm, and can in fact be a key feature of my outfit, is hats, scarfs and gloves! 

I'll be the first to admit my collection consists of a black knit hat with a faux fur pom pom, a pair of grey gloves from Morrisons and a neutral check scarf from M&S. It's very simple, practical and although not at all unstylish, there was hardly a conscious decision to purchase a stylish set that adds depth and interest to my outfit.

Therefore, as one of my Blogmas posts this year, I've decided to write a 'best on the highstreet' for hats, scarves and gloves! Below I have created five sets that range from comfy streetwear to more formal pieces perfect for looking glamorous and warm!

Topshop Hat £14.00, Urban Outfitters Gloves £15.00, Topshop Scarf £26.00


This is certainly one of the more glamorous looks on the post. The colours I've opted for have rich hues that create an elegant ambiance, this is complimented by the contrast of the faux fur beret and luxurious velvet scarf.

Urban Outfitters Scarf £26.00, Urban Outfitters Gloves £16.00, Urban Outfitters Hat £16.00

Together these three pieces are playful and youthful. I can almost envision Kevin McCallister wearing this set- it has old-fashioned, vintage vibes written all over it. You wont fail to feel warm wearing these chunky knit pieces and they'd look perfect on a winter walk in the woods.

Urban Outfitters Hat £16.00, Zara  Scarf £25.99, Zara Gloves £29.99

This look is very trend lead with the leopard print scarf being the main feature. I think the deep maroons and greens are very classy, sophisticated colours that compliment the more stylised shape of the beret. Overall, this look is perfect for styling up and down! 


Topshop Hat £14.00, Zara Scarf £25.99, Urban Outfitters Gloves £15.00


I wanted to throw a look with vibrant colours into the mix because I do enjoy wearing a pop of colour in the winter months. This set oozes energy with bright colours and the miss match patterns. Overall it's wonderfully fun and would most certainly stand out in a crowd.


Zara Scarf £17.99, Urban Outfitters Gloves £15.00, Zara Hat £17.99

This final look give's me a very 'London Chic' vibe. I think we all own a baker boy hat from summer and the scarf and gloves are timeless pieces that can be found just about anywhere- its easy to recreate and will look effortlessly stylish on.

There's my favourite pieces this season, leave me a comment on what you'd like to read next and tell me which set is your favourite! Thanks for reading, my other links are listed below! Happy Blogmas!

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La double J is a brand I have only recently come across. At first I followed their Instagram and I admit, I dismissed them slightly. It was not that I didn't love their designs but it just didn't click in my head how beautiful their garments were. Flash forward a few months and I came across them again. I have to admit I'm astonished I wasn't obsessed with them from the get go! 

Recently I've found myself heading to longer dresses as I find the classy style of them much more to my taste. La Double J perfectly defines what I'm enjoying about fashion at the moment, bold and intricate floral patterns with vintage inspired silhouettes. Personally when I put on a midi or full length dress  I can't help but feel effortlessly chic, but, how I would describe La Double J is outrageously chic. They don't shy away from using clashing, vibrant colours with bold, eye-catching patterns, in fact, they embrace it. The cherry on top of the cake is all that's needed to complete a look with one of these dresses is a pair of white pumps and a handbag, an effortless outfit that will turn everybody's heads! 

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PS19 Collection


Whilst hunting for some new brands to follow this evening I came across Brogger. How I would best describe their collections is a surprisingly harmonious blend of streetwear and femininity. The collections showcase a playful use of colour and print to create elegant womenswear. Of all the collections I've scrolled through the PS19 has to be my favourite due to the vibrant colour palette. Specifically, I think the addition of the yellow ruffle on the collar of the pink suit is both fun and unique. You would fail to look boring in one of their suave suits and if you haven't already headed straight to their Instagram I suggest you do so now as I can see this brand releasing many more beautiful collections in future.


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From left to right: Edun, Collina Strada, Ashley Williams, Area, Aigner.


 From left to right: Landlord, Zadig & Voltaire, Leonard, La Petite Robe by Chiara Boni, Bottega Veneta, Bottega Veneta. 

Animal print is in, enjoy it whilst it lasts. It's not for everyone, some are still weary of it's possible tacky nature. The truth is the line between classy and questionable is fine and finding the perfect zebra print will take time. However, I am momentarily very much enjoying wearing my wide-leg-leopard-print New Look trousers. Personally, I am of the opinion that if you are going to take on an animal print, don't pick an accessory or small accent. Wear a statement piece. A head to toe tiger print suit never hurt anybody, I think if you've got the confidence then go for it.



From left to right: Off White, Tom Ford, Tom Ford, Tom Ford, Tom Ford.

Head to toe jungle-chic not enough for you? Merge your animal prints with a vivid neon and do two trends at once. It's certainly a statement and possibly not everyday attire but, frankly, I think it's a modern twist on a classic print which screams fun.  

Neon's aren't the only colours switching up the classic animal prints. It's clear many designers have chosen to re-envision a classic animal print with a new colour palette. For example, snake skin has never looked so elegant compared to Vivetta's sultry slip dress from their AW18 Milan catwalk.
 From left to right: Vaquera, Adam Selman, Vivetta, Halpern, Adam Selman, Ashley Williams.

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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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Hello! Long time no see (or should I say read). I've not blogged in a while but you'll be glad to know with a visit to my sisters Uni and a mini photoshoot in the streets of Nottingham, which are really unique and perfect for pictures, I feel ready to put out more content that I enjoy making!

To kick off my return to blogging I thought I'd write a little OOTD of one of the outfits I wore in England's mini heatwave. Starting from the top, I wore this adorable little vest top from Primark that was only £3! It's affordable, cute, unique and really easy to style but makes my average top and shorts look a bit more Urban Outfitters than 'couldn't be bothered'. If you take anything from this post it's that you need to get to Primark and embrace their bright, colourful range because it is so much nicer than what they've been putting out recently. The shorts are a vintage find that I got at a 'weigh and pay' £15 kilo sale. A cut of pair of denim shorts belongs in every woman's wardrobe because its easy to wear, looks effortlessly cool and keeps you cool when it's hot outside! 

Onto accessories, the star of the show is clearly my Topshop bright orange bum bag! It's a daring high fashion statement piece take directly from the catwalks and barely played with. Yes, there's been a revival of the sporty bum bags in vintage stores and Depop but this structural, smart bag is innovatively cool. Designers have taken something previously worn by middle aged men for practicality and given it a whole new look and I have to say, for me, it's a winner.

My sunglasses were also a more 'out there' choice. While everyone is going small with the revival of 90's eyewear, I unfortunately don't really suit tiny little glasses so I'm going big! I'm talking 60's twiggy glasses that cover 90% of the face and really grab the attention of passers by. I got my sparkly, square, pink sunglasses from New Look for a bargain 50p (on sale...... obviously) and they have collected more compliments than the rest of my wardrobe put together. They're a bit of a Gucci moment and I have to say even I didn't know whether to put them down and walk away when I was trying them on in the store but I'm sure glad I purchased them!

I think that's all I have to say about this little summer outfit! If you enjoyed this post as much as the heatwave we've been having, leave me a comment about your go-to summer outfits and share my post! Check out my social media below ad have a lovely day,




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Sure, with the beast from the east recently freezing the UK, spring dresses aren't on our minds. However, the shops are starting to stock their collections and oh my, they are gorgeous. The most appropriate words I can think of to describe the overriding trend of this spring season is elegance. The lengths are longer; the patterns are bold or floral and the message they convey is a girl who knows how to dress like a spring goddess. Gone are the winter colour palettes, new years sparkles and January Blues. It's time to bring back the feminine pastels and punchy primaries, the sun is coming and our wardrobes will bring equal amounts of joy to peoples faces as the warm weather!

H&M 


This dress screams simplicity and elegance. Pop on some white pumps and you're ready to go! The cut of the dress is stylish, classy and easy to wear. I think it would be perfect for summer in particular and thrown over a bikini or going out for dinner its simplicity will say everything. In this look you're a girl ready for the cover of vogue. 

New Look





The best way to describe my top three picks from New Look would be minimalism. I'm not always a fan of New Looks clothes these days and I often find their florals and patterns are fairly artificial looking. That's why I've selected three simple, monochromatic dresses. I think these would be both easy to style and constantly classy. Dressed up or down these three pieces are versatile and worthy of a place in a fashion bloggers wardrobe.


Topshop





Topshop is a total winner for me this season. They're back to their old tricks releasing gorgeous summer floral dresses in elegant, chic, vintage inspired cuts. It's fairly clear a longer length dress is the sought after look with a high-end sophisticated, but still youthful, style. My advice for these dresses is to not be shy, if you're going to invest in a stylish dress that will last through this Spring/Summer and more to come go for something bold and attention worthy like a vibrant yellow or shocking sixties floral and for God's sake- WEAR IT MORE THAN ONCE!

Urban Outfitters


This style of dress has made a revival in multiple high street stores and although Primark has a similar, far cheaper, version I can't help but be drawn to this Urban Outfitters piece. The yellow will attract attention from across the streets and for all the right reasons! You'll put a smile on the faces of passers by in this gorgeous, timeless dress.

Zara



Quoting Vogue 'polka dots are the graphic floral of this season' and my God Zara has done us proud. If there's one thing you do after reading this I beg you to search polka dot dress into Zara's search tool because these two INSANE dresses are just the cherry on top of Zara's polka dot dream. Yes, these dresses will be hard to style and they'll take confidence to rock but I believe in you! Words can't describe how much I love the shear polka dress, used as a cover-up or a statement dress, it's going to get everyone's attention. As for the complimentary blue and orange polka combo, well it's just cool. Enough said.

So, that's it! I've said all that I can about this years dresses. I'm aware that I haven't covered many short styles or sporty cuts but I'm writing based of my personal taste and the dresses on this post genuinely are my top picks for SS18. I hope you enjoyed this post and got some inspiration for your summer wardrobe this year, if you have any questions leave them in the comments and I will reply to them all! Please share this and follow me if you enjoyed the post,

 
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