Scarf yourself

Headscarves have been spotted on every magazine as well as on the catwalks this season and with summer coming back in the approaching days we think this accessory is the one to be wearing. Headscarves have the ability to create a gorgeous, feminine style without the hard work, plus they are a brilliant, effortlessly cool way of escaping a bad hair day!

Vintage Eyes
Retro style eyeglasses are gaining momentum among fashion conscious people. Perhaps the black framed style glasses is the most celebrated of retro style, which seem to go in and out of fashion on an extremely regular basis. They are celebrity favourites with several actors including Hollywood stars like Johnny Depp, Robert Downey Jr amongst others seen wearing them on the red carpet. Why not to give a go?

Bermuda denim is the new jeans
Each spring and summer, one of the essential pieces that will occupy much of your closet will be the Bermuda shorts, as it can easily replace your beloved pair of denim. The style will change depending on how the fabric has been washed. From the basic navy Blue to the lighter and destroyed, find one just above your knee and bring the sunshine style with you. 

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Bohemian Rhapsody

Bohemian fashion style has all the funky elements and the exotic zing of fashion – creating a rich cocktail of casual, hippie 70s style and ethnic along with vintage. Dressing bohemian style is a way to express yourself and connect with the world and nature, as well as adorn yourself with the richest flavors of cultures. Try it on! 

Spring Scarves

No doubt, scarves are usually worn around during the winter for warmth during the cold, but they can also create huge fashion statement as well in spring. Since scarves are available in a variety of eye-catching colors and in light materials, you can combine different scarves with different clothes all year round. Check it out below some ideas!  

A petition has been launched to stop John Galliano teaching 

The disgraced fashion designer - who was forced out of his role as creative director for Christian Dior after footage of him making racist and anti-Semitic comments emerged online - is set to lead a three-day master class at the prestigious Parsons The New School for Design in New York, but a vote to ban him from appearing has been launched.
The petition currently has over 250 signatures, and was created anonymously. It reads: "It doesn't matter if it's for three months or three days, hiring someone who has made such horrific comments shows that the school values Galliano over their entire Jewish student body.
John's session will reportedly be called 'Show Me Emotion'. The three-day workshop is due to show pupils how feelings can be used in fashion design and will guide them to their full potential.

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