5 Designers And Brands To Watch For 2011

 Charlotte Taylor

Katie Penguin Print Dress

Charlotte Taylor launched in 2009 and showed her first collection at London Fashion week this year following her graduation from Central St Martins and a stint with British designer brands Luella. Her relaxed signature style is already winning her plenty of fans. Strong tailoring and bold silhouettes including some very desirable day dresses which act as a great canvas for bright colours and prints. Her inspiration comes from such things as grannies, penguins and soap operas for an eclectic look that puts the fun back in fashion.

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Jolaby

Floral Trim Chocolate Dress

In these times of austerity, women are looking for clothes that really work hard to justify their cost. Multi tasking pieces are the latest trend. They allow the wearer to change the look depending on their mood. British label Jolaby started in 2004 and have made a name for themselves creating pieces in styles that transcend the latest fashions and trends. The avant garde styling and attention to detail is an exciting  alternative to the mass produced fashions that are so prevalent. The hand made techniques used by this label result in some elaborate and unusual styles.

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Juicy Couture

Tweed Black Grey Waistcoat

The Juicy Couture label has long become associated with WAG’s and the velour tracksuits which were so popular over the past few years. The brand still creates its luxe sports wear in a range of lurid colours but it has also started to move in a whole new direction with a collection of smart casual separates that are more high end fashion. With influences including English aristocracy punk rock and Californian surfer to name but a few, the label has definitley upped its game with a more sophisticated look than before and pieces which could easily be described as chic wardrobe staples. Therea re even a few very wearable day dresses thrown in for good measure.

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Swarovski CRYSTALLIZED

Ferrandis Glamour Collier necklace

The latest concept and retail opportunity from Swarovski is Swarovski CRYSTALLIZED, a range of highly desireable and timeless jewellery and designer handbags. The very chic pieces have been created by some of  the biggest names in jewellery design and are the perfect way to add a little sparkle to your life. Designers for the collection include Azzaro, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Lulu Guinness, Manish Arora and Philippe Ferrandis. Each piece in the collection feautures dazzling Swarovski precision-cut crystals, colourful crystal beads and lustrous pearls.

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Isabella Oliver

Isabella Oliver is a name that you may have associated with designer maternity dresses in the past but the label has now branched out and is offering a full range of very wearable ladies wear with Isabella Oliver 365. The Isabella Oliver designer maternity dresses were popular with ladies because they offered a comfortable, luxurious and very stylish option for pregnancy wear now this same  winning formula has also been translated into their women’s wear range with a range of stylish and comfy day dresses. The range works well for all ages and has been featured on style blog Trying To Look Fab In Your Forties as well as Vogue.

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Issa Dresses And The Kate Middleton Effect

This weeks announcement by Prince William and Kate Middleton (along with her very stylish Issa dresses) that they are engaged and to be married next year, has grabbed the attention of the UK and the world. After 10 years together, it is about time he popped the question and put the poor girl out of her misery. Apart from everyone looking forward to a great big celebration and possibly even a day off work, the announcement of the Royal Wedding has brought much speculation of whose brand will be next to have “by Royal appointment” adorned on their stationery be designing Kate’s wedding dress, the wedding dress of the decade and what style she will be wearing.

Along with all of the talk of weddings, there has also been a renewed focus on the couple who try to live as private a life as possible.  Kate Middleton’s style is being watched by the world. What did she used to wear? what is she wearing at the moment? what was she wearing when they announced the engagement and what will she be wearing for her new royal life. Whilst their has been much scrutiny and some criticism of Kate’s choice of clothing over the years, it is generally thought that she is incredibly stylish and she has even been tipped as a style icon in the making. Her navy blue Issa dress that she wore for the announcement sold out in Harvey Nichols shortly afterwards and Tesco are even promising to produce a budget version of the dress so that anyone in the UK can get the Kate Middleton look.

Whilst in the past Kate has in the past worn pieces of clothing from the high street (the styles just happened to sell out straight after she appeared in them), now she is going to be a royal it is likely that she will be wearing some very beautiful designer dresses. It is rumoured that she is already having a wardrobe of couture Issa dresses made for her (something that most girls could only dream of). She is lucky enough to have her pick of any designer dresses that she likes but the fact that she has chosen Issa is of great significance for the label.

From now on it seems that just about everything Kate wears will be struck by ‘The Kate Middleton Effect’. Her favourite label Issa by Brazilian-born Daniella Helayel is likely  to become one of the must have labels of the year. When it comes to celebrity designer dresses Issa is most definitely going to be top of most peoples list. They are flattering and luxurious, striking the perfect balance between classic cuts and a fresh modern look. Issa dresses also make great cocktail dresses with extravagant draped jersey, silks and satins and some beautiful colours.

If you want to get Kate Middleton’s style without having her royal budget, check out this great choice of Issa dresses on The Outnet.

One Shoulder Mini Dress by Issa

Sequinned Silk Jersey Dress by Issa

Feather Print Silk Jersey Dress by Issa

Draped Satin Jersey Dress by Issa

Wrap Effect Silk Jersey Dress by Issa

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10 Ways To Get A Designer Dress On A Budget

We all love a designer dress, but sometimes our budget just won’t stretch to buying them at full price. There is good news though, buying designer dresses online offers plenty of opportunities to save money and still get yourself a very desirable dress by your favourite designer. WE’ve co,piled our top 10 tips for getting a designer dress on a budget.

1. Shop the sales - pretty obvious really but how often do you actually check out the sales pages on your favourite designer websites. Most online designer stores now how year round sales and it is also often possible to buy classic pieces that will not go out of fashion and pieces that work across the seasons. With a bit of planning you can also get yourself some great designer summer dresses in the end of summer sales. With the end of season sales, it is well worth getting up early to bag yourself the best bargains. You can find great designer sales at My Wardrobe,  Selfridges and House of Fraser.

2.Shop discount websites -Another great way to get yourself cheap designer dresses year round is by visiting sites like the Outnet.com which sell a wide range of designer pieces from previous seasons at a fraction of the cost. This is an especially good way of finding an elebaorate piece of designer evenng wear.

3. Hire It -Designer dress rental is big news at the moment. It not only allows you the chance to wear a designer piece at a fraction of the cost of buying it but also allows you a choice and the chance to wear something different each time you go out. There are plenty of places for designer dress hire in London but if you live outside a big city check out girlmeetsdress.com and mycelebritydress.com.

4. Sample Sales - For each collection most labels will produce a number of samples which are sold off at a discounted rate at the end of the season. These will often take place in cities like London but there are also some membership websites that give you access to exclusive designer sample sales online. The Outnet also runs regular sample sales, sign up with them to get reminders.

5. Buy it second hand -Some second hand designer clothes are almost as good as new. You can find them in all sorts of places from charity shops to online auction sites like Ebay. Dress agencies and classified ads are also a great place to find second hand designer dresses online.

6. Use discount codes - many online designer retailers have special offers from time to time. Waiting for a 10% off discount is a great way to get a designer piece at a better price. Free delivery also helps to reduce the cost a little. Sign up with Womens Dressesto receive the latest voucher codes.

7. Swap it - You are sure to have some clothes in your wardrobe that you no longer wear. You can make the most of your old clothes by swapping them for something else either at a clothes swap party or an online clothes swapping site. Check out www.swishing.org for clothes swap parties happening around the country or Covert Candy and Posh Swaps for online swapping.

8. Shop designer collections on the high street -whilst not quite the real thing designer collections or collaborations are a great way of getting a piece by your favourite designer without the expensive price tag. The latest must have collections is  Lanvin for H & M   but Debenhams have a continuous range of designer collaborations which include H! by Henry Holland, Principles by Ben De Lisi and Butterfly by Matthew Williamson, Plus up until 21st Nove 2010, Debenhams have up to 25% off across the whole store

9. Save up for it – If there is a particular designer dress that you want and you can’t afford it sometimes the only choice is to save for it. Think about areas of your life where you could spend less money and find some where safe to stash your cash. It might seem like a long time to wait but it will be worth it in the end and you will appreciate that dress all the more for it.

10. Win it -there are various places that you can win a designer dress. Check out your favourite places for buying designer dresses online as most will regularly run competitions to win vouchers or money to spend on clothes. You can also register with sites like Loquax and Prizefinder to keep you upto date on any competitions running.

Image – One shoulder ruffle dress by DKNY at My Wardrobe

How To Choose A Beautiful Ball Gown And Understanding A Formal Dress Code

If you are going to a ball over the festive season, no doubt you will be thinking very carefully about what you should wear. Ball gowns can be elaborate or simple and stunning but if you have never been to a ball before you may be a little puzzled about what sort of dress you should actually wear and what the dress code is.

When you receive an invitation or ticket that specifies that ‘white tie’ or ‘evening dress‘ or ‘formal’  for an evening event, this would usually mean that a ball gown would be appropriate. Debutantes would also wear a ball gown at their debut (yes this does still happen, check out Intrinsically Florrie’s blog to see what she wore as a modern debutante) and students would usually wear a ball gown or prom dress to their prom. Etiquette is a strange thing, it is often not clearly defined what you should wear and these days many of the more traditional dress code rules don’t always apply or are relaxed.

Traditionally a ball gown was an incredibly formal dress  made of luxurious fabrics with a full skirt. It was often worn with a stole and gloves. These days whilst a ‘full’ ball gown will always be acceptable at such events you, you will usually find that people also wear a range of other dresses include evening dresses and even sometimes cocktail dresses. An evening dress is usually a full length dress whilst a cocktail dress can shorter or knee length.

As with everything in life, it really depends on the event what will be most appropriate. Some balls for example a military event may require a full and traditional style of ball dress whilst others like perhaps a school prom or college or university ball  may be much more relaxed. If it is an event that runs every year, it is well worth seeing if you can find some pictures or talking to people who have attended in the past to see what people wore. If in doubt always opt for the more elaborate or formal option as you are always better over dressed than under dressed.

For designer dresses, look for ball gowns and evening wear by designers including Alberta Ferretti, Marchesa and Roksanda Ilincic. You can often also find beautiful formal evening wear in online department stores. Satins, chiffons and taffeta are all great fabrics for ball gowns and evening wear, you should also look for embellishment or elaborate details.

Whilst a traditional ball gown will always be dressy enough for even the most dressy of balls, there are also plenty of on trend evening dresses that could work well. One shouldered, Grecian  and draped styles are very fashionable at the moment and are an elegant and flattering choice. Vintage styles are also very popular, look for lots of elaborate beading to get this look.

Alberta Ferretti Silk Chiffon Gown

Roksanda Ilincic Organza Panelled Silk Satin Gown

Notte By Marchesa Satin Embroidered Shoulder Gown

Antik Batik Laria Gown

Notte By Marchesa One Shoulder Draped Applique Dress

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Red Satin Ball Gown Debenhams

Purple Satin Lace Back Ball Gown

Designer Dresses Galore For Vogue’s Fashion Night in on 1st November

Looking to bag yourself a great designer dress ready for the festive season? then we have the perfect solution. Vogue’s Fashion’s Night In is upon us. An online event where designers and brands offer some amazing discounts and offers and make donations to a chlildrens charity based on the value or number of purchases made on the night.  Donations made by the retailers will mainly go to the charity Kids Company. A great cause which offers practical, emotional and educational support to vulnerable inner-city children. Every purchase that you make will be doing some good so no need to feel guilty about shopping ’til you drop.

So grab yourself some friends and a bottle of wine and spoil yourself and settle in for some very indulgent shopping. The event begins at 5pm sharp so don’t be late. There will be live blogging throughout on Vogue.com to keep you up to date on Skype conversations with fashion designers, styling advice and some more great treats.

If you want a designer dress there will be some great choice from prom dresses to cocktail dresses and vintage dresses from retailers including Liberty London, Selfridges, House of Fraser and My Wardrobe. We recommend doing a little research in advance to ensure that you manage to get yourself a really beautiful bargain on the night.

We have had a little look and here are some of out favourite designer dresses and offers for Fashion’s Night In.

We love this vintage style beaded dressby the new Biba label at House of Fraser. The perfect Christmas party dress. House of Fraser are offering free delivery as well as goody bags for the first 25 shoppers who spend over £100 on the night, a prize draw. They are also donating £1500 to Kids Company.

This Asymmetric shadow dressby Helmut Lang is from Selfridges. It is perfect for a minimalist look and works well as both a day dress and party dress. On Fashions Night In Selfridges wil be unveiling an exciting online exclusive and some amazing offers. They will also be making a donation from the night to Mothers for Children, the umbrella organistion that supports KidsCo.

We love this simple and flattering Alice by Temperley Melinda dress. The studs look like stars in the night sky and add a touch of rebellion. My Wardrobe will have a live catwalk show with the chance to click on items directly from the catwalk. There will also be the chance to win a designer dress and 10 % of the nights sales will be donated to KidsCo.

This Agenta purple scoop neck dressby Erdem is part of an exclusive capsule collection in collaboration with Liberty fabrics. We love the retro shape and rich colours. Liberty will be participating in Fashions night in with a 10% discount on all orders placed between 6pm and midnight. There will also be special offers, goody bags, competitions and lots more.

What will you be treating yourself to on Fashion’s Night In.

Support The UK Economy With A Dress By A British Designer

With the politicians trying their hardest to put us all in a gloomy mood with spending cuts and austerity measures, we feel that we have the perfect remedy to the countries economic woes with us fashionistas getting some therapeutic warmth from the process to boot!

Buying British designer dresses is  a great way to help support the UK economy in difficult times whilst guaranteeing yourself something very stylish and fashion forward to wear. British designers are known for their innovative designs and fashion forward looks so why not invest in a designer dress by your favourite British designer which is sure to get you plenty of compliments.

If you are looking for something from one of the well established British names then choose from Alexander McQueen, Paul Smith, Vivienne Westwood, Burberry Prorsum, Alice Temperley or Jaeger. There are also plenty of really exciting up and coming names that will ensure you have a different designer dress from everyone at that Christmas party and also a great talking point. These dresses are likely to be  great investments. Perhaps they will be some of the big names of tomorrow. Here is out pick of our favourite British designer dresses for  this winter including some great party dresses.

Katie Penguin Print Dress

This fun and eclectic dress by Charlotte Taylor features a colourful penguin print that is featured in a number of the pieces from this collection. It has a flattering empire line and draped skirt with three fabric stripes which also help to elongate the body. Charlotte Taylor designed for Marcus Constable, Frost French and Luella before starting her own label with inspiration for her pieces including trashy grannies, penguins, old soap operas, movies and the eccentric.

Mara Leather Dress by Alice By Temperly

The Fashion Editors have all been talking about leather dresses as a must have item for this winter and this one by British designer Alice Temperley’s diffusion range is not to be missed. Know for her use of use of only the best and most luxurious fabrics, this leather is bound to be super soft.

Vivienne Westwood Anglomania One Shoulder Monroe Dress

This eye catching designer dress is in Vivienne Westwood’s classic signature style. It is perfect for parties and special occasions and ideal for girls with attitude that want a feminine dress that will get them noticed. The bold purple and black stripes would look great with some chunky black wedges. Vivienne Westwood is probably the most iconic British designers. Her label Anglomania features a slightly more casual version of her much loved draping.

Chinoroserie Square Dress By Paul Smith Black

This fantastic silk dress has a delicate design in beautiful rich colours with a vintage feel. It makes the perfect cocktail dress for Christmas parties when teamed with some black tights and heels and an elegant clutch. The Paul Smith Black label launched in 2005 and features his much loved mix of tailoring and eye catching prints.

Stella McCartney Sequin Front Dress

This party dress by Stella McCartney is the perfect way to dazzle at a Christmas party. With sequins on the front and a plain silk back it is comfortable and practical to sit down in but still amazingly glamorous. Stella McCartney, daughter of Beatle, Paul McCartney is known for her simple but luxe designs.

Alternatives To The Classic Little Black Dress At Designers Remix

The Alternative to The Little Black Dress

Christmas is only a few months away and many of us will be starting to think about Christmas Party Dresses and whether to opt for the classic little black dress or perhaps something a little more experimental, perhaps a black designer dress that makes a very bold style statement. It can be difficult to move away from the little black dress for Christmas parties, it is just so flattering and works so well for the evening. It also works so well with so many different accessories. You could say that black is the ultimate neutral colour for evening wear and cocktail dresses. It is also very slimming and will help to disguise any lumps and bumps caused by a little Christmas over indulgence. Whilst a classic LBD or little black dress ticks all the boxes in terms of wear-ability, it can some times just be a little too predictable.

High End Fashion Scandinavian Style

That is where the latest very desirable black designer dresses by Designer Remix come in. The Designers Remix Collection is a Scandinavian high-end line of clothing designed to be as unpredictable as the women who wear them. Charlotte Eskildsen, the Designer and Creative Director of Designers Remix Collection describes the collection as  ”sexy, edgy and slightly askew”.The look is beautiful and feminine but not in a traditional way. In 2008 Charlotte was nominated as the “Best Danish Designer” by 400 fashion professionals in the first Dansk Fashion Award ever given. She has also been chosen as a “Rising Star” by the Danish business magazine, Berlinske Tidendes Nyhedsmagasin.

Designeed For Confident And Powerful Woman Who Know What They Want

For autumn winter 2010, the Designer Remix Collection is called ‘Forever After’ and includes a range of  designer black dresses with very interesting shapes. The alternative styles of little black dress are ideal for confident and powerful woman who know what they want from life and are not afraid to show it. The colour black allows you to completely focus your attention on the amazing l. These are exquisite cocktail dresses that are sure to get you noticed.

Designer Remix Collection – Megan Fox Black Dress

What could be more simple than a knee length black column dress but what makes this so special is the detail. The dress is made from recycled polyester and has a cowl neck. The straps feature a sculptured design which make the shoulders a strong focal point.

Designer Remix Collection – Trapez Black Dress

The shape of this sculpted black satin cocktail dress is based on the Empire State Building! Another Sculptural look with an asymmetrical halter neck which gives a nod to the masculine trend with its dinner jacket style lapel. It also has flattering ‘starburst’ darting on the mid thigh length skirt.

Designer Remix Collection – Tranoi Black Dress

Another black satin cocktail dress drawing inspiration from the Empire State Building but this time with a very different shape. The design sits proud of the shoulders creating a stunning look that certainly commands attention.

Such beautiful cocktail dresses command simple accessories that will not compete with them. You could try wearing a beautiful pair of red heels with these dresses though for a stunning look this Christmas.

Spring Summer 2011 – Designer Party Dress Inspiration

If you are in need of a designer party dress this winter or next summer, there was plenty of inspiration at London, New York, Paris and Milan fashion weeks. Although the shows are usually only for the press and buyers, there is now so much coverage in the media and online, it is not difficult to follow all of the shows as they happen. The fashion weeks are a great way of getting some inspiration for the season ahead and also making the most of the end of season designer dress sales to grab a bargain that will still be on trend next year. Here are some of the key themes for spring summer 2011 from the recent fashion weeks.

Bright Colours

Typically summer is a great time for wearing bright colours and next summer will be no different. With Max Mara opting for the monotone bright look. The designs were simple but bright! For those that don’t want to wear bright block colours, there were also plenty of brightly coloured prints to choose from. Christopher Kane also went for day glo brights with his neon leather that was perforated to look like lace.

Embroidered Silk Shift Dress By Jason Wu

A shift dress is the perfect style for wearing bright colours.

Neutral Colours

Amongst all those brights there was a little relief for the eyes with some pale beige and whites. At Alexander Wang, Preen and Erdem, beautiful floaty white dresses were every where. At Max Mara beige and white shirt dresses in thin layered fabrics.

Amarone Nougat Dress  By Vila

This beautiful layered dress is the perfect way to do neutrals in an interesting  and feminine way.

Simple Styles

The colour, patterns and embellishment that were so popular for SS11 were cleverly balanced with simple shapes for the new take on minimalism. At Prada this was really evident in a banana print dress which had the shape of hospital scrubs. T shirt dresses, sheath dresses and shift dresses are likely to be every where next summer. 

Dazzling Dress By Day Birger Et Mikkelsen

This beautiful dress could work equally well as  a party dress of day dress when dressed up with strappy sandals or down with more causal wedge shoes.

Eye Popping Prints

Summer is the perfect time to wear prints and the brighter the better. Roberto Cavalli, Mary Katrantzou and Marc Jacobs all featured stunning prints.

Printed Satin Jersey Gown By Emilio Pucci

Emilio Pucci is known for his amazing prints and this eye catching dress will turn plenty of heads at any summer party.

Sequins and Beading

With evening wear for summer being sprinkled with glitter and sparkle there was plenty of inspiration for party dresses. At Giorgio Armani, the  midnight blue dresses were sprinkled with crystals and sequins to look like the Sahara sky at night. There was also plenty of sparkle in the seventies inspired Halston collection.

Halston Heritage One Shoulder Dress

Get  a disco look with this one shouldered dress which is perfect for the seventies trend that is likely to be around next summer.

Cocktail Dresses – Mad Men Style

A big trend for winter 2010 is the cocktail dress – Mad Men Style, inspired by the hit TV programme. Even if you have never  watched the programme, you are sure to have heard or read about it especially when talking about fashion or style. It is highly likely that it was Mad Men that started the whole lady like retro style and fifties/sixties trends that you will be seeing every where at the moment and is set to be a massive trend going into 2011.

So what is Mad Men Style and how can you get it?

The Mad Men style is all about full skirts and blow dried hair. It is about looking after yourself and making an effort with what you wear. No more jeans and t shirts, Mad Men style is about working that lady like look. White gloves, neck scarves and pussycat bows. The  TV drama is about back-stabbing advertising executives and is set in the early 1960′s so features plenty of retro style work wear.

Cocktail dresses are a great starting point, if you want to achieve the very feminine and glamorous look that Christina Hendrix and the other actresses wear on screen for Mad Men. This look is all about the hour glass shape which Joan of Madmen is very lucky to have. But it is not just about what sort of figure you have or haven’t got, Mad Men style is all about flattering your shape, emphasising womanly curves and cinching in that waist. The look is simple, a beautiful cocktail or shift dress, but the structure of the dress is not. The dress needs to hold everything in place creating a figure to die for.

It is this underlying structure in the dress that makes it well worth investing in a women’s designer dress. Whilst you may be able to finding a cheaper alternative, you can bet that it does not have the same ability to create Joan’s Mad Men figure. When it comes to refined cut and corsetry, you can’t get much better than Dolce and Gabbana. Over the years they have created countless dresses that  use meticulous tailoring and boning to hold in the waist and boost the bust.

This Pink Classic Stretch Satin Fitted Dress by D & G  is the perfect cocktail or party dress for almost any occasion. The beauty of it is in its simplicity. It needs very little in the way of accessories just a great pair of heels and perhaps a metallic clutch.

This Lace Insert Dress by D & G is not only incredibly flattering but also very on trend. A really versatile cocktail dress that taps into both the Mad Men theme and romantic lace. Sexy and sophisticated this is the perfect LBD (little black dress) for autumn and winter.

If you are looking for a demure long sleeved cocktail dress, then this textured lace fitted dress by D & G is just what you need. It also has a pussycat bow to really work that Mad Men look.

The New Minimalism – Designer Dresses By APC

A new form of minimalist dresses are becoming increasingly on trend. It was evident at this New York Fashion week in  a number of the collections and it is very much a signature style of the Cult French label APC. This is a development on the original minimalist styles that were made popular by Calvin Klein, the look is designer dresses with simple cuts but a bit of interest perhaps a small collar, slightly gathered waist or some different textures.

APC stands for Atelier de Production et de Crèation and was created by Tunisian born designer Jean Touitou. The clean cut lines of the label have won it a loyal following of people that want to combine a classic and on trend look. The beautifully made designer dresses are a great investment and are definitely wardrobe staples. The Autumn winter range also includes some very warm looking coats, skirts and knitwear.

If you want to get that understated Parisian chic look then APC is the perfect label for you. The clothes are cool, laid back and stylish. The latest collections by the brand have a military overtone and a touch of rock and roll inspiration but these are subtle. The perfect fit and careful selection of fabrics are just part of what makes an APC dress so desirable. APC have even got their own mall weaving plant in France which exclusively produces their shirting fabrics. There designs often also feature, raw denim or faultless knitwear.

The beauty of the clothes designed by APC is that they are timeless, transcending all seasons and styles and can be worn by just about anyone. The styles are not exclusively for one age group or look, they work well for a wide range of people. It is this versatility that has one them such a wide and diverse range of followers. APC is a brand that is likely to be around for the long run with its designs becoming classic pieces.

Woody Dark Navy Dress

A simple style of shirt dress with dark navy stripes, a mandarin collar and ruffle trimmed buckle front. An incredibly wearable shirt dress which would be ideal for everyday wear and look perfect teamed with some tan lace up shoes and some thick tights for the colder weather.

Robe Chasuble Noir Dress

The perfect understated LBD or little black dress this silk blend dress with a scoop neck, thigh length skirt, patch pockets and side button fastening can be dressed up for the evening with heels and a clutch bag or down for the daytime with leggings and ballet flats.

Robe Pull Marin Noir Dress

A really classic style of dress, this silk blend piece is really typical if the APC simple and modern look. Perfect for work or casual, this dress can be accessorised in so many different ways or just worn on its own for the minimalist look.

Robe Marine Dress

This simple shape of dress works perfectly with the busy marine print. Another daytime classic that would look great with thick tights or leggings and boots on a autumn or winter day.

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