Printed

Forever New dress (similar here and here) | Giuseppe Zanotti heels (similar here) | Forever New bag | Coach bangle | Dogeared rings

As you've seen, most of my looks tend to be either casual or dressed up. I don't work (as I'm a full time athlete and study part time), so I don't own many clothes that could be considered 'work attire'. But if I did, this is probably along the lines of how I'd dress. Forever New have some great dresses at the moment in prints similar to this one that are perfect if you're trying to steer away from black in your work wardrobe. They're relaxed and colourful, yet still professional for the workplace. Just be sure to wear simple accessories so you don't overdo it! 

Dresses like this are also perfect for daytime occasions that require getting more dressed up than usual. I wore this to a baptism and also to an event where I was a guest speaker. You can't really go wrong with a nice printed dress. While black is great and works for most of us, there is nothing wrong with injecting a bit of colour every now and then to keep things bright and interesting.

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Forever New printed dresses

Neon Aztec

Sabo Skirt dress | Jean-Michel Cazabat wedges | Bracelets (old) | Dogeared rings

You really can't go wrong with a cute summery dress. It can sometimes be hard for me to find the perfect print and the perfect cut to flatter my body though. I love fit and flare dresses for a casual daytime look and this one from Sabo Skirt ticks all the boxes. I bought this dress towards the end of summer but I've already worn it to death. I particularly love the daisy trim detailing!

Cost per wear is a big thing for me. I prefer to buy items that I know I will wear over and over, can mix and match with other items, or can style in multiple ways. I love shopping from Sabo Skirt because their products are relatively cheap and I've never been disappointed with their quality. Even dresses like this can be restyled to create a completely different look. 

While the weather is still warm and balmy, I'd pair this dress with heels for a slightly more dressed up look, or alternatively I'd go with flats if I didn't want to wear heels or wedges. When it starts to get cooler, knit jumpers can be thrown over dresses like this or a denim jacket would look great on top too. Also, a cropped blazer is another way to pull off a more dressed up look. 

Pretty much anybody can wear a pretty little dress. Fit and flare might not be your style but there are plenty of other options out there with lots of prints to choose from. 

Get the look:

1. Keepsake    

2. Ezra          

3. Cloth

4. 1&20 Blackbirds   

Lily

Forever New shorts | Top via Glue Store | Forever New bag | Zu gala heels | Guess watch | Tiffany bracelet

These floral and flirty scallop hem shorts are the perfect way to add a playful twist to any outfit. The print is gorgeous and I could easily wear these shorts from summer through winter too. High waisted shorts are always flattering and can be paired with a simple white tee or top with cutout detailing like I've done. I've also stuck to simple whites in my shoes and accessories so that the shorts are the main focus. Wearing brights couldn't be any easier! 

Spray Petal

Bec & Bridge tank | By Johnny skirt (similar here) | Zu heels | Coach gold bangle

I bought this top a while ago because I loved the colour and the sheer silk fabric but I just couldn't seem to find anything to wear it with. I didn't want to pair it with black on the bottom because I thought it would look too dull and take away from the pretty pop of pink on top. This left me with few other choices, so it hung in my wardrobe for a good month before this piece of petaled perfection arrived at my doorstep. 

By Johnny has to be one of my favourite designers. His mini skirts are to die for and the quality of his fabric is amazing. I love wearing patterned or statement skirts because they look great with basic tops such as a sheer cami or cropped top and they can often be dressed up or down. I also love how girly and feminine this pattern is and because it's almost stunning enough to wear on it's own, only a touch of subtle jewellery is needed to complete the look. 

Sabo Skirt

I'm currently crushing on the latest lookbook by Sabo Skirt. I love these pictures! Every photo is gorgeous and the borders are equally beautiful. Sabo Skirt has to be one of my favourite online shopping destinations. Not only are the clothes affordable but it's also my one stop shop when it comes to buying cute and comfortable pieces. The girls at Sabo never fail to produce original and pretty pastel prints all year round. Their products are so different to anything else I can find at the shops or even online and they have a uniqueness that stands out from many other brands. Not only am I obsessed with Sabo Skirt but I've also managed to get my sisters hooked too. The most difficult thing for me now is controlling myself when it comes to adding nearly every item to my shopping cart! 

New Romantics

Shakuhachi playsuit | Tony Bianco heels | Mimco bag | Forever New belt

This could quite possibly be the cutest little playsuit ever! I had my eye on this organza daisy print number for ages last season until I got it for Christmas. Since the cold weather is starting to kick in, I couldn't not dedicate a post to it before summer well and truly disappears. 

Flowers & Hide

What happened to the sunshine?! The past few weeks have brought nothing but rain and it's been freezing cold too. Last time I checked it's not winter just yet! Given that I'm still wearing elements of my summer wardrobe though, it's probably not that cold, but I'm struggling to let go of the warm weather all the same. 

As it was such a nice day on Sunday (and after having to put up with seeing countless amounts of photos from fashion bloggers from Coachella all week long), I had the urge to wear this somewhat festival inspired outfit. It looks super cute paired with my colourful floral cuff and flower painted nails. Now all I need is for the sunshine to stay...at least for a little while I hope.

Ally Fashion top | Oneoneseven shorts | Windsor Smith boots | Natasha bag | My Island Home floral cuff | Low Luv hand cuff

Feeling Floral

Warm weather calls for serious colour and today I think I nailed it on the head. The standout piece would definitely be this amazing floral blazer. This is surprisingly the only blazer I own, so I've been wearing it quite frequently (especially when I need to look "fashionably casual").

I LOVE colour blocking and I also love that the colour in this outfit is soft (as opposed to neon) so it's still elegant and sophisticated. It's a great way to make colour look fashionable and chic at the same time. 

I love my blue handbag, but I think white would be gorgeous with this too. I've got my eyes peeled for a white handbag at the moment and I'm still looking for white wedges/strappy heels too. 

Zara blazer | Mika & Gala skirt | Dotti tee | Siren heels | Forever New bag | Sportsgirl necklace | Samantha Wills bracelet set | Links of London 2012 Olympics bracelet

Summer Lovin'

Sabo Skirt top | Zara skirt | Peeptoe wedges | Forever new bag | Samantha Wills and Forever 21 bracelets

I bought this skirt overseas during winter this year and I've been waiting for some warm weather to wear it. I just love all the different colours and it couldn't have been more perfect for today's scorching hot weather. I haven't worn a midriff in a while, but given the heat, I decided to show a bit of skin. I love the fact that a bit of my tattoo can be seen on my side too. It says "Only as much as I dream can I be." 

I've paired my skirt with this amazing cropped top and heels as usual. My wedges are super comfy and my go to shoe for daytime. They're a couple of years old though, so I'm on the hunt for a new pair.