Style Online
S TYLE Sick of browsing the same online shops?
LALESSO
www.lalesso.com
Proof that fair-trade and carbon zero can be fashionable. These gorgeous brightly patterned pieces are ideal for days in the sunshine, whether you’re on the beach or at a festival. The brand was created by two young designers, Olivia Kennaway and Alice Heusser who, having been brought up in Africa, aim to create a lifestyle brand with the traditional Khanga fabric and using the raw talent that the locals have to offer. The success of these relaxed and bright pieces has meant that the brand has been spotted on the likes of Kate Moss and Sienna Miller.
CRICKET
www.cricket-fashion.com
Famed for being the WAG’s favourite shopping destination, Cricket’s online store does not disappoint. From kids Missoni to a fantastic selection of Louboutins, it’s all about high fashion. Their glamorous, fashion-conscious Liverpudlian fan base means they have an amazing selection of kaftans, party dresses and high heels in bright colours (these girls aren’t afraid of standing out in the crowd). It’s the ideal shopping destination for the lady who spends her Summer dashing from holidays in the South of France to race meetings at Aintree.
RUMPUS RESORT
www.rumpusresort.com
If you’re holidaying somewhere chic this Summer it’s definitely worth investing in some good quality swimwear. Everyone wants to look their best while lazing on the sun-lounger and investing in good-quality insures there are no accidental exposures when playing in the water. Rumpus Resort stocks some great classic swimwear brands such as Heidi Klein, to more daring brands such as We are Handsome. If you have spent hours at the gym getting your body beach-ready, it’s definitely worth getting online and treating yourself to a bikini to compliment it.
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