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FLORALS REIMAGINED


Yes, florals return every spring but in 2026 they’re more subtle, more artistic. Watercolour prints, delicate embroidery, vintage-inspired blooms and very Wedgwood.


April florals are not festival florals. They’re countryside-at-dawn florals. The kind you wear with boots and a trench coat, not sandals.


A floral midi dress with a leather jacket is the perfect British contradiction: softness with edge.


Right: Daydreamer Printed Georgette Dress £70.00 www.joebrowns.co.uk


This vintage-inspired floral maxi dress lets you flow through the seasons. In light georgette fabric with a cami included, it's perfect for layering in spring and keeping you cool in summer.


FASHION WAKE UP APRIL - SPRING STYLE


LEATHER BIKER JACKET


Below: Lolita' Real Leather Mandarin Collar Biker Jacket £159 www.debenhams.com


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The JS April Mood: Calm Glamour In my world, April is about calm glamour. Not rushing. Not performing. Just returning. Returning to beauty. Returning to softness. Returning to yourself. Fashion this month is not about reinvention. It’s about emergence. Like spring itself - slow, graceful, inevitable. So, wear pieces that breathe. Choose textures that comfort. Let your wardrobe feel like a quiet celebration of what’s ahead. Because April reminds us: The world always blooms again.


Julia


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FASHION, HEALTH & BEAUT Y ST YLE FOR JANUARY 2026


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