I have returned to London noticing a real chill in the air
I have spent the last month shedding my proverbial skin letting go of old ways and enjoyed time not wearing a jacket or outerwear.
I am not ready to return to a winter wardrobe both figuratively and literally
I always hold out on a coat and boots until the clocks change.
As you know I love drama in my clothes not my life
Style is a powerful form of communication.
Adorning yourself, creating an identity and communicating through how your look is a ritual that dates back to the dawn of man.
As we evolve it continues to evolve.
Quality and thoughtfulness should be the backbone in design and procurement
Supporting women to radiate JOY thought effortless style and evolve it with confidence.
Pieces you could wear with anything.
A brilliant way to do this is with layers.
Ausus makes for a fabulous burst of colour whatever the weather. Do you ever find yourself inexplicably attracted to a colour? There is a whole science behind it. Not only that but the subconscious thoughts the can provoke. For example yellow brings about enthusiasm and enlightenment - it makes your feel more energised. Super Pink the ultimate mood boosting colour - suits everyone 💗 I for one say 'I am not a pink person' but this shade I can't say no to. I would go as far as to say it's my power dress. When I wear it I feel ready for anything. I have a deep love of teal which I think comes from my love of the sea. Not only being in it but staring out at it - dreamy.
If you have read my wardrobe essentials you will know I advocate at least one metallic or sequin item. One in each category even. I need to update this with animal print. In the same way metallics make for a great 'neutral' or grounding colour so does animal. The tones suit all completions and soften the silhouette making it far more flattering.
Double leopard can be a challenge to pull off, teamed with a bold colour like the sherbet makes it work. The belt and collar give the dress a whole new look.
I love the layers create with the the double skirt and sequin wrap top
Metallics pair so beautifully with teal and mixing up the metals gives is an effortless touch of glam
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The crisp London air has returned, but that doesn't mean we have to surrender to a drab winter wardrobe just yet! Let's explore how to embrace the transitional season with effortless style and a touch of drama (because after all, why not?).
7 Style FAQs for a Transitional London Look:
1. How can I avoid the winter blues (literally and figuratively)?
Hold onto the joy of summer with layers! This allows you to adapt to changing temperatures without sacrificing style.
2. What are your favorite layering pieces?
The Ausus dress is a vibrant option that injects color into any outfit. Color psychology plays a role here! Yellow evokes enthusiasm, while Super Pink is the ultimate mood booster. Embrace the colors that make you feel powerful and confident.
3. Isn't pink too girly?
Not necessarily! The right shade of pink can flatter everyone. Find your power pink and rock it!
4. I love teal! How can I incorporate it into my wardrobe?
Teal is a gorgeous and versatile color. Consider layering a teal top under a blazer or pairing teal pants with a neutral top. It also pairs beautifully with metallics for a touch of glam.
5. You mentioned metallics and animal prints as essentials. Why?
Both metallics and animal prints act as fantastic "neutrals" that complement most other colors. Animal prints also have a softening effect that can flatter any figure.
6. How can I pull off a double leopard look?
Balance is key! Pairing leopard with a bold color like a sherbet hue creates a dynamic duo. Accessories like belts and collars can also elevate the look.
7. How can I add a touch of effortless glam?
Layering a sequin wrap top over a double skirt creates a unique and glamorous silhouette. Don't be afraid to experiment! Even a simple scarf or shawl used as a belt can add a new dimension to your outfit.
Bonus Tip: Embrace the power of self-expression through clothing! Style is a form of communication, so use it to showcase your personality and radiate joy.
Rebecca Rodden founder of the Fashion Lifestyle Brand ‘Eluroom’
She brings wealth and knowledge in the Fashion Industry, Spanning 20 years working her way up to Buying Director at a British Luxury Retail Company.
Her knowledge and skills of how and what you wear can set your mood or mindset for the day has become her specialty.
Rebecca, designs her own sustainable fashion dresses and incorporates mindfulness and wellbeing in her brand ethics to connect to her customers on a deeper level.
She promotes ‘Living with Joy’
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