How many sizes are you? For me, I can be a size 14 in Topshop, River Island and Whistles, but then struggle to fit into a size 18 in H&M and an XL in Zara. From personal styling clients to friends, I’ve had the size discussion a number of times, and it really baffles me as to why brands can’t just sort their sizing out. Having worked in various sectors of the fashion industry for some time now, I know garment techs/designers cannot create pieces that’ll work for everyone, how

Charity shopping is not for everyone. Some people don’t like the idea of wearing other people’s clothes, while others just don’t have the energy to trawl through poorly merchandised charity shops. Even though I take all of these factors on board, I still love it. Let’s look at the positives, which in my opinion outweighs the negatives. Firstly, you are being more sustainable and helping towards keeping the clothing cogs turning; secondly, you save money; thirdly, you may find

You ask and you shall receive. Thanks to everyone who follows my stories on Instagram and voted for the blog posts they’d benefit from the most, much appreciated! So with that in mind, here’s a subject that got loads of votes: Swimwear for the fuller bust. To make the subject more inclusive for everyone, I’ve decided to do a few different body shapes, so it’s going to actually be called ‘Swimwear for your shape’. So let’s go… Hourglass First of all if you have an hourglass fi