
On-trend outfit ideas for the weekend
Classic
A timeless flapper dress is an instant hit for a weekend party look or a sophisticated dinner. Opt for a large helping of embellishment to fully embrace the 20s style, like the Gatsbylady Great Gatsby Flapper Dress in Navy Blue and Black, for £55, which will give a beautifully classic look in a chic shift-style. Pair your vintage style dress with contemporary heels and a neutral bag to leave you looking like a modern-day 20s fashionista.
Feminine
Pleats have been popping up here, there and everywhere this season with designers Victoria Beckham and Christopher Kane leading the way. This ultra-pretty trend is sure to have you setting hearts racing, and will leave you feeling sublimely feminine, like the Darling Abbie Dress for £76, in a gorgeous lemon-yellow shade. For a stylishly twee look, opt for neutral accessories and a stunning embellished bag.
Glamorous
When you're feeling fabulously glamorous there's only one thing that can fill that red-carpet void and make you feel a million dollars, and that's sequins! From clashing coloured patterns to mirror-ball effect dresses, beaded dresses scattered the runway and made a fashionable impression. Get glamorous this weekend with the fully-sequinned
Sexy
Exuding sex appeal doesn't always mean opting for the classically racy red and black palettes, so why not try stepping outside the box by wearing a bold and bright coloured dress? Vibrant palettes dominated the Spring/summer Ralph Lauren and Peter Pilotto collections, which proved that bright colours can be just as alluring, like the
Unique
Does the floral trend ever fade? Seemingly not, as every year florals and pretty prints make a much-awaited comeback and bloom once again on the runways. This year saw Mary Katrantzou and Oscar de la Renta bring florals to life, and Burberry Prorsum fully-embraced the feminine trend by uniquely pairing floral patterns with lace. The
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