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'STYLE FOR' MARCH STEP INTO SPRING!
BOLD BLOOMS
Let’s kick off with bold blooms, making a big new trail for itself in 2025.
Embrace timeless elegance with the Isla dress, a stunning silhouette designed for
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Our monthly ‘Style For’ fashion editor, Julia Suzuki, has been working in the fashion world for over two decades. Julia travels the globe looking at the current style trends to bring us the very best designs from both high street and luxury, super brands.
Step into Spring!
Yes, it is time to turn the style volume up! Spring has the most dramatic seasonal shift as things warm up - it’s time to take off the overcoats. New fashion looks are always something that we are ready for.
As the frosty mornings start to clear, and the first buds, in their usual timely way, show themselves, there is lots that is new on the new season’s catwalk, filtering both into the on and offline stores. Be it intricate floral designs or a pattern dripping with daisies, it is 'all go' with the ultimate in Style Romance this year.
Daisy print and ruffles add a delicate touch to this easy to style stunning blouse. Its loose shape adds to the bohemian vibe.
PINK DAISY PRINT FRILL TRIM BLOUSE £27.99 -
www.newlook.com
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versatility and grace. The figure-skimming design features a V-neckline and an open, crisscross back, adding a sultry touch to its romantic rose print. Crafted from luxurious fabric, the Isla Dress flows beautifully, perfect for making a statement at any evening event. What makes this dress truly unique is the extra material, which can be styled in multiple ways. Use it as a chic scarf for added sophistication or tie it around your waist as a belt to create a more defined silhouette.
ISLA DRESS - BLACK ROSE £395.00
www.alexandramiro.com
FASHION, HEALTH & BEAUT Y S T YL E FOR MARCH
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