muses

When it comes to fashion, I generally abide by the rule: “If it’s good enough for Rosie HW, it’s good enough for me.” The supermodel is inherently chic and possesses an aesthetic which could accurately be described as a minimalist’s dream. In truth though, it’s probably not the most realistic mantra, given the fact that Rosie’s wardrobe predominantly consists of designer wares from the likes of Bottega Veneta, The Row and Totême.  However, in a recent Instagram Ask Me Anything, the model revealed that there are some elements of her wardrobe which are a little more attainable. When asked by a fan for a list of the staples she always has in her closet, Rosie named Zara as her number one go-to for bodysuits. (Of cour...

Off duty is not a clothing style we typically associate with Victoria Beckham, though if 2020 has proven anything, it’s that we’ve all made adjustments on the fashion front. Once renowned for structured suiting and tailored dresses, Posh has altered her aesthetic considerably (much like the rest of us) now that she’s working from home.  Taking to Instagram, Beckham has been sharing her WFH outfits lately, which appear to be a mix of chunky knitwear, wide leg jeans, button-down shirts and comfy co-ords. Though she is relying on classic wardrobe essentials, to keep things interesting, Beckham is opting for bright shades and block colour patterns, including stripe jumpers and contrast trim shirts. To truly emulate VB’s style, try wearing one of thes...

Dressing for winter in the UK is no easy feat, though there is something distinctly British about knowing how to put together a great outfit despite all the elements—some of us even enjoy the challenge. Between the stormy gales and a high likelihood of rain, there are myriad factors to consider when it comes to getting dressed each day during the winter. However, those of us who call this place home have spent years perfecting the outfit formulas we know will keep us warm, dry and of course, looking stylish.  When it comes to staying warm and chic celebrities tend to be just as savvy as the rest of us, and many of the UK’s leading fashion lights also champion the very same hero pieces we rely upon to survive the season. From double-breasted wool coats that will keep you cosy on your ...

After bingeing the entirety of The Crown‘s fourth season in just a matter of days, it’s safe to say that I am well and truly in awe of Emma Corrin’s spot-on portrayal of Princess Diana. Thanks to her recent breakout role the actress has been making the press rounds to publicise the show (albeit from home), and as it turns out Corrin is just as fashionably inclined as the woman she plays on screen.  The star appeared on The Graham Norton Show wearing a puff-sleeve number by Richard Quinn and opted for a head-to-toe Miu Miu look for the series’ (virtual) Netflix premiere. However, when it comes to everyday outfits, we’re starting to discover that Corrin’s style is a little more attainable—and she’s just as adept at shopping the high street for classi...

Regarded as some of the chicest women in the world, the Olsen twins are hardly a pair who follow the crowd. Over their years in the spotlight, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have developed their own unique aesthetic, rarely straying from a pared-back capsule wardrobe filled with perfectly tailored trousers, button-down shirts, lengthy gowns, and floor-skimming maxi coats.  As a fellow petite woman, I have, for years, analysed and admired the way the twins dress, managing to balance proportions and throw the traditional “petite-girl rule book” completely out the window. And this autumn in particular, I am feeling very inclined to draw from the Olsens’ guide to style by trying a maxi coat of my very own.  While a legitimately floor-skimming coat is not the most practical purcha...

This Morning‘s Holly Willoughby might not be considered a directional style icon. Like most mainstream television personalities, she tends to favour cheery items with mass appeal rather than trend-led fashion buys. However, ever since she wore a long-sleeved rainbow dress by London Fashion Week designer Ashish a couple of years ago, editors have been paying closer attention to what she wears in her daily outfit posts. Right now, we’re all about Holly’s new back-to-work wardrobe. After the summer off This Morning duties, she’s back on our screens and is already nailing her outfits.  So what is her stylist Angie Smith’s tips for making the most out of a high-street budget? “I think that certain brands excel in specific styles. For example, if I need a...

As the UK’s second lockdown looms, many of us are doing everything we can to prepare for another few weeks at home, whether that be deep cleaning the house or creating more productive workspaces. Of course, for Victoria Beckham, lockdown prep looks a little more glamorous as the designer has taken to trying a few work from home outfits in anticipation for the month ahead.  Posting to her Instagram, Beckham uploaded an image of herself in a knitted co-ord set, featuring a block colour a-line skirt and matching stripe jumper from her Victoria, Victoria Beckham collection. “Elasticated waistbands the VB way!” the designer wrote alongside the image. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dati...

Considering her wardrobe is filled to the brim with Bottega Veneta, it is easy to see why people everywhere covet Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s iconic style. The model is known for mixing sleek, minimalist pieces with statement accessories and often opts for timeless shades of black, white and beige. In what has become her signature Instagram post, this week Rosie uploaded a slideshow featuring several of her recent looks and unsurprisingly, we are now desperate to recreate each and every one of them.  Between chunky zip-front boots by The Row and handbags courtesy of Bottega Veneta (of course), the model’s autumn style is as enviable as ever. However, amongst this particular group of outfits, the thing that really caught our attention had to be her outerwear....

When it comes to Olsen style, there is a certain aesthetic the sisters have down to an exact science. If we were to put it succinctly, we’d say it’s all about the proportions, as the sisters often play with voluminous shapes or oversized silhouettes. However, they don’t just wear clothes that are a few sizes too big. No, Ashley and Mary-Kate and are much smarter with their style than that, as they play with proportions very strategically. For example, the twins will happily wear an oversized dress or floor-length skirt but will ensure they cinch the item at the waist, or they’ll wear a borrowed-from-the-boys style shirt and straight-leg trousers but will tailor the trousers immaculately so that you can still see a part of their ankle. It’s the key to keeping things oversized...

When it comes to personal style, Kate Middleton is definitely a creature of habit. The Duchess of Cambridge often finds looks, styles or silhouettes that work for her and then wears them on repeat (whether it be floral face masks or a-line dresses). One such example of Middleton’s consistent style is the royal’s penchant to red coats. From Christmas Day to more casual occasions, Middleton has been spotted in a red coat more than a few times. Today, the Duchess opted for the shade yet again as she attended the launch of the Hold Still campaign wearing a crimson-hued, floor-length coat by Alexander McQueen. You Deserve to Make Money Even When you are looking for Dates Online. So we reimagined what a dating should be. It begins with giving you back power. Get t...

Between the sheer number of Chanel handbags and the prevalence of stiletto heels on cobblestone streets, you wouldn’t be wrong in thinking that the costume design in Emily in Paris is a little unrealistic. While I don’t think the series was trying to infer that it’s normal for your average 20-something to be swanning around in Chanel tweed jackets and Louboutin heels, there’s no shame in feeling like Emily Cooper’s wardrobe did not align with your reality.  Of course, even for those of us who don’t own a Dior baker boy cap or Off-White puffer coat, there are a few other more-attainable style ideas we can steal from the show’s protagonist, most prominent being her penchant for tonal colour dressing.  Throughout the...

When it comes to winter fashion, it can be all too easy to revert to a wardrobe of dark colours and dreary muted tones. Perhaps it’s a reflection of the weather here in the UK, but I often find myself turning to shades of black, charcoal and grey during autumn and winter.  If you find yourself doing the same and are in need a little inspiration to get you out of your dark colour rut, may we please turn your attention to Kendall Jenner’s latest look? The model was spotted leaving a restaurant in Malibu recently, wearing a tonal look in shades of white and cream. While in the US, they say you shouldn’t wear white after Labour Day, Jenner bucked that trend in a cropped cream jacket, white leather trousers and shrunken sheer crop top.  You Deserve to Make Money Even...