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I saw the brown and gold sandals for the first time when I was putting this post together, and now I'm slightly obsessed with them! I know having that thick ankle strap will make my legs look shorter, but I like them so much I think I'm going to have to have them anyway.

Yellow velvet wedge sandals, £72.10 (Currently 30% off) Stappy tan sandals, £60.90 (Currently 30% off) Green and yellow brogues, £74.40 (Currently 40% off) Here are some of my picks of the very best Georgia Rose shoes available for this Spring/Summer: A fantastic relationship between quality and price, a fantastic range and even a bags and handbags line: Georgia Rose is going to become your new best friend!'īecause they focus on comfort as well as being fashion-forward, Georgia Rose is fast becoming one of my favourite brands: I like a shoe I can wear all day without my feet aching, and these definitely tick that box! Because Georgia Rose knows that life is made up of a thousand moments, the brand has created shoes for every occasion. Here comes the blurb: 'The Georgia Rose woman has is dynamic, feminine, ambitious and glamorous and before anything else, she is contemporary with a passion for fashion.

Georgia Rose is a French brand, which is probably why Sarenza stock so many of their styles (Sarenza is a French brand too). And yet, almost no one who admires them (it happens a lot!) has heard of the brand that makes them: which is why this is a post in praise of Georgia Rose! I have several pairs of Georgia Rose shoes: my favourites are eye-catching navy blue brogues covered in silver stars: they always get plenty of attention whenever I wear them. They are some of my favourite boots, and I wear them all the time. Yesterday I went out for lunch and, wanting to add a pop of colour to my outfit, immediately added my neon panel boots by Georgia Rose.

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I couldn't be more excited: obviously a full post, complete with pictures, will follow! PS - This is a pre-scheduled post and as you're reading this I am picking up the keys to our new house! We officially own it from today, and we move in later this week, after we've finished painting the upstairs. Have you tried the nineties trend? Would you incorporate any nineties details into your wardrobe?

I love all of these looks, but following the old adage that if you can remember a trend from the first time around you shouldn't wear it, I won't be adopting a full-nineties look! Instead I think I'll incorporate a few details into my usual look: hello, new found obsession with neon! I am so tempted to give dundarees a go, but I just know they wouldn't suit me! I do like the much more curve-friendly cut out detail Aztec dress though: rather than the trainers, I would team it with a satchel and tan wedges instead. Knitted Varsity Crop £7, Printed Shorts £4, Spike Necklace £8, White Trainer £6, Denim Duffle Bag £6, Ring £3Īztec Print Cut-Out Dress £15, White Trainers £6, Sunglasses £2.50, Earrings from £2. Varsity Crop Top £6, Boyfriend Jeans £15, Strap Heels £12, Fringe Bag £8 And I remember really wanting a pair of those round Liam Gallagher sunglasses too! This is definitely a collection reminiscent of my youth:įluro Dungarees £13, White Vest £2.50, White Trainer £6, Round Clear Sunglasses £1. Yes, the dungarees, the obsession with American sport styling, the grungy 'I love Kurt Cobain' attitude: all reminiscent of a very young and very uncool me in the 1990s. My first thought when I saw these campaign images from the Primark high summer collection: Why, hello 1995, good to see you again!

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