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ONLIN E Our favourite sites for this years Summer wardrobe


LINDA FARROW www.lindafarrow.co.uk


Sunglasses are the ultimate Summer accessory and if you are fashion-savvy, this is the site to hit to find a perfect-pair. The collections range from the cutesy and retro Linda Farrow Vintage to some much talked designer collaborations with the likes of The Row and Alexander Wang. If the shops around the North-West don’t have anything daring enough to compliment your style why not check out their Jeremy Scott and KTZ projects for some more ‘out-there’ options. Trust us, they will get you noticed


DU PAREIL AU MEME www.dpam.com


With the likes of Harper Beckham, Suri Cruise and Ivy Blue Carter all competing to be the best dressed child in Hollywood, don’t forget to keep your little ones on trend. This French website (as per usual the French doing style well) offer playful, well-made and affordable childrens-wear. Their Spring/Summer collections offer cute, bright pieces, perfect for holidays. What we love most is how easy the site is to navigate, making it ideal for busy mums.


ANTHROPOLOGIE www.anthropologie.eu


For a more relaxed and bohemian take on fashion, this is the site to head to. Their light weight, quirky pieces make an easy Summer wardrobe. What’s clever about the site, is that although items are quirky they are also easy to wear and appealing to shoppers who want something fashionable but not overly ‘trendy’. We particularly love their jewelery and accessories; they have some fantastic hats. If you are looking for comfort without the frump this site is definitely worth a gander.


by Siobhan Cooper


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