Pringle of Scotland S/S 2012

It was a real treat to see Pringle's S/S 2012 collection up close. With great details such as coloured shape sweaters, cut out dresses and metallic jewellery, the traditional heritage brand are taking a slightly different route but you know what, I love it!

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Mulberry S/S 2012 Look book

I think somehow Mulberry read my mind when they created their new S/S 2012 collection. With cute fruit sweaters, tweed style shorts and that 'relaxed french chic' look, Mulberry is onto a winner and I can't wait to see more of this collection when it hits the stores!

Paolita S/S 2012

If you haven't already heard of Paolita. then,where have you been?

The unique swimwear brand have created a cute, playful and super girlie collection for S/S 2012. With Palm leaf prints, nautical themes and frills, Paolita have it all for great swimwear that is perfect for that fab holiday!

Jaeger S/S 2012

Jaeger have some glorious treats in store for us for S/S 2012. With their Boutique range for the younger and edgier customer and their Jaeger range for the more chic-er lady, the UK brand have some beautiful clothing coming our way and I have to say, after seeing Boutique's cute girlie collection, I can't wait to try some of these pieces on including the Banana Tee!

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House of Holland S/S 2012

Candy teddy girls everywhere will love House of Holland's new collection for S/S 2012. With 'very now' plaid in pastel colours and mixed tone shirts with a masculine edge, the season looks to be a little more manly then previous ones from Henry Holland. Snake print details such as collars and braces give the pieces a slightly harder look while the bleached denim and Lurex bright knitwear screams 'Summer's here!'

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John Rocha - London Fashion Week S/S12

Angelic Guardians of the Fashion world graced the runway for John Rocha's S/S 2012 show at London Fashion week. With their tribal halo's and feathered dresses on display, the models were a Holy and saint-like vision and gave the collection some other-worldly quality.

For the new season John Rocha has concerntrated on more floaty tailoring, including blazers and long trousers but added his tulip style dresses for a more femimine edge. Texture is very much the key forcus for the collection and with a show that is thick with interest and wonder, John Rocha seems to have a very interesting season ahead of him.