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Easter Bank Holiday Outfit Inspiration
Spring has arrived, and this season, the high street is seeing a fresh mix of ditsy florals, timeless denim, and rich brown weaves taking centre stage. These versatile trends are perfect for curating an effortlessly chic outfit for your bank holiday plans. Whether you’re soaking up the sun with friends or attending Easter mass with…
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A Countrified Spring: American Cowgirl
As this year’s spring commences, so do the new fashion trends or some might say previously loved fashion trends. When the sun hits, people’s inner American cowgirl appears. Seen in previous years before, the ‘cowgirl’ aesthetic has taken over the spring/summer season. However, it feels that 2025 has brought it more alive than…
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How to wear Pinterest Predicts Rococo Revival for 2025
Earlier this year, Pinterest released their list of trends for the year, as well as their data from most searched on their platform. They have predicted that 2025 will be a year of maximalism, with trends like “Fisherman’s Aesthetic”, “Cherry Coded” and “Dolled up” for fashion, decor and parties. Their statistics showing a 5,465% increase…
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Miffy at 70: Where to Get Your Miffy Fashion Look
This year marks 70 years of Dick Bruna’s illustrated and beloved character Miffy. Known as Nijntje in her homeland, the Netherlands, Miffy is a little white rabbit with distinctive facial features: two little eyes and a cross mouth. Due to these birthday celebrations, Leeds City Museum is hosting a Miffy exhibition. Running from 7th February…
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Mellow in Yellow: The Trendiest Shade Of Spring 2025
Ringing in spring with a colourful twist, yellow and its shades have been making their way back to the catwalk, red carpet and, most importantly, our closets. From soft butter yellow, to zesty lemon garnishes, the happiest colour of all is shining on the fashion trend radars. Style bloggers and fashion lovers alike demonstrate their…
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Sunderland Style Swap Shop Success
Students at Sunderland University have organised a fashion swap shop for those who want to help the planet or may be struggling in the cost of living crisis. Julia Bells, a film production student, is the driving force behind the initiative, supported by film and media lecturer, Dr Barbara Sadler. Not only can you pick…