Reformation is one of those brands that I think it's safe to say most people are obsessed with at the moment, their wrap dresses are gorgeous and just the general vibe of the brand encapsulates summer. Whilst I have yet to invest in the brand myself, I have definitely been loving seeing pieces on the high street (and subsequently, snapping up said pieces) that are inspired by the brand.

I found the dress of dreams and simply couldn't wait to share it with you, so here's a take on another wedding guest outfit albeit pricey, it's a new favourite!

This year I've felt more excited about the wedding season than ever before as in August, I'll be maid of honour for the first time! So I've become very much committed to all things wedding, having gone to my fair share of wedding shows, been to plenty of dress fittings (both for the bride and myself) and just generally following all things wedding related.

I've been thinking about my summer wardrobe for the past few weeks and so, it felt only right to put my summer wardrobe to the test during this intense week of sunshine we've had.

In true British style, we're at that awkward phase where some days its sunny and then, without warning, it rains! With that said, layering remains key and I've found my favourite way of carrying forward some wardrobe favourites by juxtaposing autumn/winter/spring/summer pieces.

The wicker bag has caught every fashion-loving girls' eye and I haven't been left behind! However, I think it's imperative to buy something that suits you and your lifestyle, and not just buy because you want it.

With university exams done and dusted I'm finally able to spend more time on my blog, creating and sharing content that I love. There's something about having a schedule written out for all to see that puts my mind at ease so here's what you can (hopefully) expect from me in the future. Please let me know what you think!

I've always differentiated summer in London and summer abroad and as a result, my outfits have always been very different throughout summer in the city when compared to my holiday style because in my opinion, the city means work and a working wardrobe to match.

Come Spring/Summer it's usually all about implementing colour, and lots of it. But what if you're not really that into colour? I've found it can be fairly easy to make a monochromatic outfit stand out in a few simple ways.