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  1. Happy Easter!

    OD-ed on crème eggs and maxed-out on mini eggs? Here are some tasty Easter-themed fashion treats and some super cute chicks…just because. Have a brilliant Easter break, love Snap Fashion x

    P.S. Have you noticed how you could channel an Easter chick by wearing Blumarine’s yellow coat?

    Blumarine vs chicks. Which is cuter?!

    A selection of Katie Hillier’s cute rabbit jewellery (earrings £250, ring £395 and necklace £3,900, Jumper £40 from Topshop and iPhone cover from Marc by Marc Jacobs – also £40.

    OMG candy-coloured chicks (is that allowed?!), Illamasqua’s mini-egg themed nail polish (£14.50), cute chick socks, £3.50 from Topshop and amazing easter nails…a good way to waste time over the long weekend!

    Pics: retailers, Telegraph and Tumblr.

     

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  2. Fierce and furry fashion coat monsters

    We can think of nothing cosier and more fun than a bright furry coat to keep us warm this chilly January. Now we’re not talking Cruella Devillie’s REAL and exotic furs – tis not the season to skin live cute animals – but the fake and ethical variety looks pretty amazing.

    Mulberry brought monsters to the AW12 catwalk referencing the wonderful Where The Wild Things Are and there are some great furry gilets on the high street. Why not team a shaggy coat with skinny jeans and a gothic-style scarf for Kate Moss style chic or throw on a bright furry coat over your party dress for a rock and roll take on glamour?

    If you don’t fancy taking on this monster trend (or Sesame Street chic inspired by BluMarine), try a statement furry scarf or collar, which Peter Pilotto made us swoon over on their colourful catwalk. We loved Vogue’s December issue with its epic Pop Art feature, which included a fun take on fur coats.

    If like us you’re slightly crazy for a zigzag furry coat by Mulberry but have spent all your money on Christmas presents why not give our app a whirl. Just download Snap Fashion from the iTunes App Store, take a photo of the expensive coat and our super technology will find you the real deal and/or look-a-likes to suit your budget in seconds. Go and give it a try- you can even track sale prices to make sure you get the best bargains around!

    Big Bird was Blumarine’s furry inspiration, maybe?!

    For a toned-down take on Blumarine, try Topshop’s striking £250 bomber jacket with bright orange undertones

    If you don’t have a Mulberry furry gilet, hug a monster like Lindsey Wixson

    Amazing patchwork coat from Chelsea Girl just £55

    We adore this pink rock and roll furry jacket from Miss Selfridge – Just £65 and would look equally amazing with jeans and glitzy Christmas dress

    We loved Vogue’s colourful furry feature from its ‘Pop’ December edition

    Super furry scarfs at Peter Pilotto AW12

     

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  3. Style Inspiration: Where the Wild Things Are

    Today we heard the sad news that Maurice Sendak, childhood hero and author of the wonderful children’s book Where The Wild Things Are, has passed away.

    I think there are few adults that don’t remember the story of Max and the monsters. Like me, the book must have shaped their lives in some tiny way – free spirited Max is an inspiration! I have two Where the Wild Things Are tshirts that I refuse to believe are too young for me but it seems that Maurice has also inspired some designers for the AW12 too with furry coats and monster coats de rigour. I’ll be attempting to rock this look come autumn in tribute to one of my favourite authors ever. Thanks Maurice x

    Mulberry’s monster

    On the catwalk

    LOVE

    Mulberry monsters (last one looks like me in the morning)

    On the catwalk! Love the mini monster motifs on tshirts too. Rock on Autumn!

    Where The Wild Things Are forever!

    Blumarine is also keen for you to wear a big furry coat!

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  4. MFW: Colour for winter *super post!*

    We’ve mastered colour blocking and are now seduced by Spring’s pastel hues as well as Pantone’s ‘tangerine’ tango and sherbet lemon so some good news…bold and bright colours were a big feature of Milan Fashion Week.

    Seeing as we’re drowning under a heap of Fashion Week news we won’t wax lyrical but let the colour do the talking because it’s punchy…ka-pow!

    Perky purple at Blumarine

    Big bird by Blumarine!

    Little Red Riding Hood and sharp lines at Marni?

    And some blue sky thinking

    I kind of love these Moschino dresses in a princessy party dress way

    Cara Delevingne and some excellent detail

    A little military twist for Moschino

    Lindsey Wixson for Moschino

    I love this little red handbag!

    Love the geometric prints at Prada

    Punchy purple handbag at Prada

    Tangerine again! In love with all the bold beadwork.

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  5. MFW: all that glitters – Versace vs Blumarine

    There are certain Italian labels *cough Versace* that we can count on to provide studded, metallic, sequinned fabulousness for when more is more.

    Versace stuck to slinky silver with mesh and sequin detail – this time more space age knights than underwater mermaid – whereas Blumarine opted for neon, translucent jackets, silver and pale blue metallic reptilian accessories, skinny trousers with voluminous puffer jackets, bright furry coats or slick biker styles. Brash is back…did it ever leave?

    The nineties but kinda spacey

    Cara Delevingne silver jacket

    Kick-ass booties

    Lemon yellow continues into winter - yay!

    It's kinda trashy but in a good way, non?

    Space age Versace

    Scary hair cut!

    And again...

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