The good news about the coming season is that anything goes. The key message is to be relaxed and to express your individuality rather than be dictated to or reprimanded for not wearing the season's 'in' colour or shape. Women everywhere, of all shapes and sizes and of all ages have cried out for fashion that fits with their moods and personality and gives a versatile and varied wardrobe. Ladies you won't be disappointed, a cornucopia of wearable trends await you. Just use your imagination and remember the idea is for you to own the look not the other way round!
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Skirt from River Island
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| Anorak or trench? Thankfully, planet fashion meets planet practical. Ovoid mac from Next |
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| It wouldn't be spring without florals. House of Fraser floral prom dress |
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| Glossy silk and satin gives the sporty bomber jacket über glam. Team it with jeans and heels for evening. Marks and Spencer Limited Edition Jacquard Bomber |
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| Battered, frayed, patchwork, or faded. Ladylike or street smart, denim remains a favourite. Denim shirt dress from Next |
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| Bling it on! Embellishment continues its appeal Skirt from River Island |
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| A quiet word or two!. Typography is in abundance. Be subtle with this one. It's not about making headlines. Sweatshirt from La Redoubte |
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| Sheer, transparent, will-o-the wisp fabrics and floaty layers add a touch of romance. All items from Marks and Spencer |
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| There's nothing square about checks, gingham and plaid. A roll over from last season but in lighter weight fabrics. Trousers from River Island |
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| It's a work of art. Fierce tribal prints, bold colour palettes and oversized add ons feature strongly as do tassels, trims and other exotic embellishments. Dress & bag from River Island |
