PRPS S/S 2012.

Jumpsuits.

I love jumpsuits, they are a timeless item whether vintage or new. They are the perfect mix of androgyny and femininity, and there is guaranteed to be a style that suits every women's body, for all occasions. Here are some of my favourites that I have stumbled across:

Alexandre Vauthier is an incredible French couturier, especially as he is only 40 years old and only released his first collection in 2008. I think this jumpsuit proves his incredible talent.

A classic addition to any women's wardrobe. You can never go wrong with black, whether it be for work, a date, or drinks with your girls. And it's YSL, it's honestly love at first sight.

70's glamour By Malene Birger. For £210 (net-a-porter) this is a bargain. A garment for women who aren't particularly adventurous with colour, should go for something like this, as camel will always be on either the catwalk or vintage fashion.

Take this from daytime with a pair of print loafers, into nighttime with the chunkiest heels you own. A classic by DKNY.

This is a beautiful vintage style jumpsuit by Carine Gilson. Absolutely fantastic for the party season, with a scraped back messy bun and deep burgundy lips.

This Stella McCartney Jumpsuit is so beautiful. Usually I can not abide the polka dot, this garment has now made me embrace them.

Dreaming.

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Pamela Love A/W 2011.

I'm not a fan of the styling of the new Pamela Love. As a jewellery designer, I obviously feel that the jewellery is the single most important thing, whereas I feel the styling distracts you from that. I always feel Pamela Love jewellery looks best with a fusion of smart and edgy.

Gourmet.

This is my dream.

Changes.

I'm currently changing the majority of my online blogs/social networking sites, which is causing me more hassle than I expected so please bare with me. Im having to get new business cards printed, links across different sites changed ect, but hopefully it should all be worth it.

Emily x

Mawi.

So much love for Mawi. It's so garish that it's beautiful. It's definitely not my design style, but these particular items of Mawi are pieces that I would wear all the time.