This will be hard to narrow down, but I’ll jot the first women that come to mind: Victoria Beckham: oozes class, sophistication and she just screams “put together” - whether she’s wearing bold seasonal colours or neutrals & blacks, she nails it every time.
Princess Diana: timeless femininity, even the fashion you see in Diana’s pap shots from back in the 90’s still looks effortlessly iconic.
Hailey Bieber: I’ll give it to her, she’s a trendsetter (albeit trends I can rarely pull off myself) - love her laid back mix of sporty & chic.
Zendaya: I’ve never met a Zendaya red carpet look I didn’t like.
My mum: for the pieces that have been passed down to me from 30+ years ago, still in incredible condition. I have a black off the shoulder knit top from my mum when she was my age, it’s one of my favourite wardrobe staples.
Feminine, confident, relatable, and versatile. Despite my unconditional love & respect for neutral, timeless pieces (of which I have many), recently I’ve become so drawn to bold prints & pops of colour… summer brings it out in me!
I have always loved classic feminine silhouettes with a modern edge - especially fond of midis and maxis teamed with a chunky belt at the moment. I always look for versatile pieces, those that you can dress up or down or mix n’ match. Relatability always factors into any outfit I style up, pieces that are comfortable, wearable and those special finds that you’ll have for yonks but don’t cost an arm and a leg.
Any piece that requires very little ironing or steaming! I DESPISE creases / anything ironing related. I also swear by a wide leg, comfortable, sophisticated pant.
Punchy, bold hues & colours… and a good matchy set!
Stick to a colour scheme that is versatile and pairs well together. Also, find styles you feel confident in and go from there - for example I start with my undying love for a pair of wide leg / flared pants, and then I find crisp shirts, structured tanks and boxy tees to match.
I love that the brand is decades old, it’s been around since before I was even born, but the team are so open to work with an array of different people who cater for so many demographics and, in turn, have varying styles. I have had a blast styling up the new season pieces as the brand is incredibly easy going and open minded.
It embodies femininity and continuously drops collections that are classic with a modern edge. I have a Review dress which I used to wear regularly when I was working in an office. A dress which is modest enough for the corporate world but fun enough to go from desk to drinks. This is what I believe encapsulates the Review style.