Sweet Rush

Sweet Rush by shaze featuring dorothy perkins

Bee's in the trap

Bee's in the trap by shaze featuring layering shirts

Into the wild...

Anything that hints at places far and wide or captures the atmosphere like a scenic postcard is fashion fulfillment. Dries Van Nonten’s watercolour printed skirt is a piece of art. Throwing on an oversized khaki safari jacket and sporty heels will mean that anyone can survive in the fashion jungle!

Into the wild... by shaze featuring zara bags

Somwhere, beyond the sea...

Warming colours are always favorable, as is our new bff the peplum.  A simple way to work metallics into your wardrobe is through shoes. This block heeled, peep toe pair is perfect. A neutral colour and shiny accents tone down the pops of colour from  the printed skirt whilst a tan clutch heats things up.

Somwhere, beyond the sea... by shaze featuring crystal earrings

Chain Mail

Silver, rose-gold or bronze, any metal goes with these necklaces. For the warmer weather, lighter colours work well. A basic tee and embellished clutch balance out the heaviness of the chains while the metallic toe caps reflect the high shine detail.

Chain Mail by shaze featuring zara handbags

Sand Man

Silky, slinky and actually quite sophisticated, when worn with the right pieces pyjama pants can rival skinny jeans. As seen at Pucci, Salvatore Ferragamo and The Row, think printed and loose fitting paired with sky-high heels and a sheer blouse it works perfectly for the office. Toughen up the look with this chunky, layered chain, spike bug necklace from ASOS Premium for quirky cool.

Sand Man by shaze featuring a choker necklace

Blossom Hill

With the Spring weather finally here, pastels can come out to play. The printed trouser will see you though to next season so invest now. Pair them with a sheer apricot blouse and Zara's orange dual-toned heels for brighter days.

Blossom Hill by shaze featuring straight leg pants