
{ Blazer: H&M (last seen here) // Tank: Zara (last seen here) // Jeans & Belt: Old Navy // Shoes: Christian Louboutin (last seen here) // Sunglasses: Coach // Bag: Chloe //
Watch: Michael Kors // Necklaces: H&M and Front & Co. }
Watch: Michael Kors // Necklaces: H&M and Front & Co. }




{ Photographed by Eleanor Chow }
Colour blocking was big in 2011 and the trend is still going strong this year. I never thought I'd be one to wear two bright colours together but it just seems to work when it's balanced with black and a neutral leopard belt. As the weather improves, I know I'll be turning to the bright hues in my wardrobe to colour block not only neons, but pastels too. Is this a trend you'll be trying this Spring? Let me know in the comments! Have a wonderful weekend everyone!