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Vodafone London Fashion Weekend 2014| Streetstyle





I couldn't do one post on the Vodafone London Fashion Weekend simply because there was too much to share for one post. In my previous post I discuss the catwalk shows and the designer show rooms. But there was so much more to it. The minute we got there we were stopped and had our picture taken by a lovely well dressed couple. Instantly I got the buzz. Yay we are here! The afternoon followed with more picture taking, shopping, and more.

What I wore
So this is my second pep-hem skirt and I think I might be adding more to my wardrobe! Although they may not be everyone's cup of tea, I'm certain I'll be seeing these everywhere next season. Lime is not a popular colour in my wardrobe but when I saw this skirt I didn't think twice about buying it. I just knew it was going to be mine. I paired it with this monochrome check tee so my outfit wouldn't look over the top. I wore the colbalt blue coat to balance the whole fit.



London Fashion Week| London Fashion Weekend

 

Hi lovely readers. I know it's a little late but I could not go without saying how amazing London Fashion Weekend was! It was my first time going and I was literally in my element. I went on the Friday and I had a Gold Ticket to see the trend catwalk show and the designer show. The trend show was a collection of SS14 trends put together by Net-a-porter's sister company Outnet.com from various designers. I think it's an incredible idea because it's pretty much a summary for the oncoming season without all the research. After the shows, you can purchase the clothes showcased on the catwalks. Vodafone's London Fashion Weekend is the biggest consumer event there is so there were VARIOUS show rooms to buy some designer clothes from the most contemporary designers such as Blumarine and Vivienne Westwood. There were also upcoming designers there whom we should certainly look out for. I fell in love with Ukulele's clothes! I bumped into their creative director and complimented her dress (asked for a picture of course), then she told me it was her collection and directed me to her showroom. By the time I got there, half of the clothes were gone! However, there was a lovely Lurex suit in pink that was still there. It was lovely! It was a two piece and so gorgeous. I didn't plan to buy anything but Fleur B had an amazing gold (metallic look) skirt I just HAD to purchase. It has a pretty pep-hem which makes it third to my collection! How ironic I was wearing a very similar skirt when I bought it.