An array of sugar-hued and boldly bright colours illuminated the catwalks for SS15, in a fun mix of delicate embossments and striking prints, laces and ruffles, soft leathers and shimmering satins. Also featured for the season were darker shades of black, navy, rich purples and deep khakis, which worked harmoniously with the lighter shades to disrupt the traditional associations of colour for Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter. I did get a little overexcited in the making of my trend report posts, and ended up saving over 1000 images from Vogue to create these collages... I know. So here are some of my favourite designs showcasing the colour trends, from the earthen tans to the crisp whites and vivid yellows - enjoy!

As you may have seen in my previous posts, I really do like the combination of pink and red, as I feel the colours complement each other well. The pink and red shades in my post Colour Block, were rather vibrant, so here I've opted for muted tones which have a more wintry appeal. Again, I love mixing many textures in one look, and am especially pleased with my fluffy jumper bought for me as a Christmas present by my twin - she knows me so well! It's quite a plain outfit, so I added a bow to make it more girly, though this sadly broke during the snapping and my attempt to make one wasn't so good! Hope you enjoy, anyway :) x

Coat: New Look, Jumper: Boohoo, Skirt: ASOS, Boots: H&M, Bow & Tights: Primark, Bracelet: Talullah Tu, Nail Varnish: Ciate

Floral print is a summer staple for me, though this skirt can be worn all year round; the A-line with it's monochrome pattern would work well for any occasion. I really am a shirt fanatic, and my loose fitting shirt is perfect for me in this pretty deep pink/red shade. Being a (former) student however, my ironing skills aren't quite up to scratch, so unfortunately my shirt comes with creases.