Outfit Post - Them 'Bones'

Shirt - Primark

Top (underneath) - COS

Leggings - Black Milk

Trainers - Converse

Necklace - Vivienne Westwood from My Wardrobe

Ring - Topshop by Freedom

Primark Spring 2012

Primark are always full of surprises and with their new collection for Spring 2012, there are plenty of things to keep men and women interested. The womenswear collection is full of fun and feminine pieces. With scenery printed dresses, Cruise inspired wedges and vintage style scarves, there are little injections to encourage many different tastes into Primark's stores. The men's collection is a lot more clean cut but is full of colour with inspiration of Tom Ford's block tailoring and there are many pieces of summer hits such as straw hats, crisp shirts and cut off shorts to keep men's wardrobes stocked up with the Spring essentials.

All images by Bunnipunch

Primark's Menswear Spring 2012 Look Book

And you thought the Girl's product looked Strong...

Primark's Womens Spring 2012 Look book

A little look at Primark's Spring 2011 Look book images.

Is your month watering yet?

Are Fashion Trends having their recession?

The Fashion industry has always been built on new trends, statements and new looks that break the rules and above all, are Fun. With our world, recovering and still suffering from the past and current recession, the retail world seems to be finally feeling the heartache that the banks and others felt previously.

It seems that people, just don't have the money to shop as much.

With a saturated market of Primark and Forever 21, shoppers are spending their money on cheap trend-inspired pieces instead of going to their regular haunts that have more quality for their pennies. 

But if this is true for everyone, where does this leave Topshop, Reiss and Zara?

It was clear when I attended some press days in the last couple of weeks that brands with a higher price point are upping their game when it comes to their collections and creating pieces that won't look old in a years time. It seems that they want us to shop with them for our 'Foundation' wardrobe and invest in our clothing instead of fluttering it away in these cheap one-hit, one-wear stores.

But what is this doing to the Fashion Industry? Retail and the Fashion media are very separate within this mad circus but yet like other industries, they relay on one-and-other.

I love on trend pieces as much as the next girl but the problem is, with me saving for a wedding and a house, investiment pieces are the only way forward. So surely with jobs not secure and youngers trying to save for their future, is fashion becoming a luxury that most of us can't afford?

With a pleak future for the Euro and America in disarray, the world seems far from recovering from the recent 'money troubles' and finally fashion and retail and are one of the industries paying the price.

Let's up we can all soon afford a few treats to enjoy a new trend.