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Fashion


Backstage tunic, £159, and Amazing Woman jeans, £99, both from Plume


Pause Café top, £105, and trousers, £98, from Chapter Clothing


Dress by Sandwich, £99, from Chapter Clothing


more sense to dress in layers so you can add on when it’s chilly and take off if the sun ever comes out! “Scarves are also another great way to


add colour and texture to any outfit.” Summer brights can also be seen instore


at Lorna Ruby in Exeter’s Paris Street (www.facebook.com/LornaRubyClothing), as the shop’s namesake herself explains: “The current trends that we’re seeing for summer include a strong element of vivid colour. Statement brights are appearing for the second summer in a row and appear not to be going anywhere! “Our Devon-based label Abide has


followed these trends closely, using the highest-quality fabrics. We’ve picked some key pieces from their collection, such as wonderful silk dresses in bright cobalt or fuschia pink. Summer stripes are also a key look season. We love a lightweight knit from our Danish label Oxmo – with


Abide’s ‘Emily’ dress, £135 from Lorna Ruby


its super-soft ‘slub’ feel, it’s so easy to pop on with some jeans and a pair of fantastic suede pumps from Hudson.”


Pastel or colour ‘pop’? Maggie Clarke, owner of ladies’ boutique Plume in Fore Street, Budleigh Salterton (www.plume-devon.co.uk), says: “This summer has three main trends, but with expert guidance they can be tailored to suit clients’ specific needs, and even cross-matched. “Monochrome in spots and stripes, both


in dresses and separates, can be seen in jersey pieces from Frank Lyman and black and white floral crops from NYDJ. “The best way to wear this look is with a


pop of bright colour such as New York cab yellow in a shoe, bracelet or bag to give the look a fresh new charm. “Pop art brights are everywhere and


great fun, but don’t be afraid to clash them,


Suggested local retailers Crede


16 Castle Street, Exeter EX4 3PX tel: 01392 211009 www.facebook.com/ credeboutique


Chapter Church Street, Sidmouth EX10 8LZ tel: 01395 579181


info@chapterclothing.co.uk


Coco Boutique 9 Gandy Street, Exeter EX4 3LS


Dukes


Harlequins, Paul Street Exeter EX4 3TT tel: 01392 274840 www.dukesclothing.co.uk


Elizabeth Ann Of Exeter 3 Cathedral Close, Exeter EX1 1EZ tel: 01392 252876


teaming lime green with shocking pink for instance, and at Plume we have an amazing collection of jersey tees from Germany made by Backstage which can effortlessly team with our jeans in lime or pink which are made in the UK by Amazing Woman. “Pastels are also present, but mixed in


a new way: aqua with saxe blue, marigold with grey and clover with sage green. These combinations can be found in both the Sahara collection and some beautiful pieces from Elisa Cavaletti. “Dresses are increasingly strong, and are


available in a relaxed fit from Sahara and more fitted in jersey from Frank Lyman and Backstage. A slim-fitted jacket teamed with a fitted dress is a look very reminiscent of Mad Men and will allow you to wear pumps, wedges or heels dependent on the occasion and your mood. A breezy Sixties vibe is present on prints with spots, stripes, borders and animal looks abound.” EL


tel: 01392 758108 www.cocoboutiqueexeter. co.uk


Lorna Ruby 15 Paris Street, Exeter EX1 2JB tel: 07813 093755 www.facebook.com/ LornaRubyClothing


Plume 30 Fore Street Budleigh Salterton EX9 6NH tel: 01395 444270 wwwplume-devon.co.uk info@plume-devon.co.uk


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