What we NEED to buy in February.
Label Lust .
 We want .. we need it .. we can't afford it .. we still buy it! 
Sacrifice nice food and plump for Tesco Value beans and have a beautiful wardrobe. Go on splurge … the loan is in !
The hottest  trend of Spring/Summer '10 is underwear as outerwear and this demi sheer blouse  would benefit from a cheeky glimpse of a sexy black bra. The Paul and  Joe ivory silk blouse also adheres to this season’s monochrome look, with  a contrasting black trim and neck tie. Delicate and feminine, the floatly  silk fabric creates a garment that Coco Chanel herself would be proud  of! Team with a tux jacket and skinny jeans for a chic and sophisticated, feminine look. 
Continuing with the Parisian  Chanel look, the nautical stripe returns for its annual strut  down the catwalk . ASOS have created a new portfolio of catwalk collections,  giving us designer wannabes something to drool over! Markus Lupfer,  one of the designers detailed this week, is THE  label for statement knitwear. He bring us this fabulous heavily sequined  sailor knit dress. This is truly a fashion magpie’s dream.  The  price tag may burn a very large hole in our Primark purse, but we can  always wish …
Okay, let's bring ourselves down  to earth… we cant afford either of the previous items, but a trend we CAN master on the student budget is ruffles and feathers! Spring is the season to be  inspired by nature and with this silk skirt from RARE you can emulate the feathered look without facing  the problem of malting.  
Careful not to go too crazy with  the feathers, you’re not being cast in a musical at the Folies  Bergère! 
TBA @ Urban Outfitters stands  for "to be adored" , after having a quick browse through their debut work,  I have fallen in love with their Spring collection. This Peter Pan collared dress complete with beaded detailing is quirky, yet  uniquely feminine and in this season's hottest colour, a pretty peach, it  embodies the youthful undertones of this years catwalk collections. 








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