I know this is my third post about the Lanvin for H&M collection and it hasn't even hit the stores yet, but in case you hadn't guessed it I am loving this line. Having collaborated with great designers such as Jimmy Choo, Stella McCartney and Matthew Williamson H&M are always changing it up a gear, and this new collaboration with Lanvin is their greatest so far. I especially love the way they have decided to showcase the collection online...

With the Harry Potter series drawing to a close it looks like Emma Watson is stepping out of Hermione Granger's shoes and into a much more stylish pair. Yes she's worn nice dresses to previous premieres, but it wasn't until last night's premiere that I saw her as a true stylista. She wowed me with her pixie crop, black lace and feather Rafael Lopez dress and Charlotte Olympia platforms.
(Photos: look)
(Photos: look)
Last week Topshop launched their final Kate Moss for Topshop collection. Although a great fan of Kate Moss and her collections for Topshop to me they had started to become a bit repetitive. Each collection began to feature variations of the same item and details, from maxi and tea dresses to fringing. Whilst I do still love these garments something fresh would've grabbed my attention a little more. Having said that Kate Moss for Topshop is bowing out with a great final collection, I especially love the rings that were added to this collection. Here are my favourites...
1. Star Circle Ring - £30
2. Multi Godet Maxi Dress - £250
3. Iconic Fringe Jacket - £80
4. Glitter Velvet Playsuit - £90
5. Tiered Ruffle Maxi Dress - £175
6. Oval Sparkle Stone Ring - £30
7. Iconic Heavy Beaded Dress - £130
8. Daisy Spot Chiffon Dress - £75
9. Velvet and Lace Shorts - £60
All available from Topshop
3. Iconic Fringe Jacket - £80
4. Glitter Velvet Playsuit - £90
5. Tiered Ruffle Maxi Dress - £175
6. Oval Sparkle Stone Ring - £30
7. Iconic Heavy Beaded Dress - £130
8. Daisy Spot Chiffon Dress - £75
9. Velvet and Lace Shorts - £60
All available from Topshop
I am yet to discover this! I am packing for my cousin's wedding in Cyprus and I always pack too much, yet knowing this I am still trying to squeeze things into my case and find a way to make things fit instead of trying to narrow down my holiday wardrobe. Then after all that, and my case practically containing everything but the kitchen sink, I usually get there and discover I have forgotten something. Surely I am not the only who does this? There has to be a solution that makes packing easier and a tad less stressful. If anyone has the answer to this, and knows the art of packing, please feel free to share it would be greatly appreciated. :)
Just to tease us a little bit more this shot from Lanvin for H&M's highly anticipated collection has just been leaked. I am loving the little black ruffle number worn by Natasha Poly on the far right. Now I wait with baited breath for the full collection to be showcased online on the 2nd November, before hitting the shops and online store on the 23rd November.
























