LONDON FASHION WEEKEND

So, this post is longggg overdue, but going to London Fashion Weekend was such a good experience to have, even though I may not have got the publicity I hoped for, it was a massive learning curve.Seeing all different people with different styles, I went to one of the talks that Camilla Morton was the guest speaker for. Hearing some of her acquired knowledge, wisdom and experiences was uplifting and inspirational. She was also easily approachable and answered all questions in detail. She gave the solution to all the doubts and questions I had about writing in fashion, but also didn't 'sugarcoat' the industry. She made it known that it was no ball game, it was either you put the work in and prepare for all the sleepless nights ahead, or you get nowhere. You also always have to have an opinion, there's no two ways about it, you had to hate something or love something, there's no time for faffing around in the 'middle'. I look forward to reading and purchasing her books but most importantly 'How to Walk in High Heels'.

Whilst walking round I purchased a Cheap Monday shirt for £5 and the Maybelline 'Black Shock' Gel liner. I also collected my LFW 'goodie bag' which is free with ticket purchase, inside was a number of items, but the best were the first issue of the HELLO:FASHION magazine (which featured the one and only Olivia Palermo), Maybelline Great Lash Mascara, Garnier Cleansing Wipes, the Label M Blow Out Spray and Essie Turqoise Nail Polish.

I also saw the Trend Catwalk Show hosted by THEOUTNET.COM, which feautred AW14 trends that were really cool and wearable, the looks were all about colour with models head to toe in many different pastel colours, greens, pinks, purples, reds and also some prints. 

LFW BEST DRESSED

POWER TO THE PASTEL