Organza Hype at Rochas

Light, sheer and elegant; Organza was practically made for this Spring's sherbet pastel craze. My particular favourite on the catwalk was Rochas, with creative director Zanini describing the collection as a "journey through the vortex of cinema" with references to Hitchcock and Burton.
Whilst Hitchcock's influences can be identified with the charming kerchiefs and lady-like A-line cuts, Tim Burton's lingering presence is cemented with Zanini's dramatic cat-eye sunglasses and dreamy summer jackets. The collection focused on mixing fabrics, proving lace and knit to be perfect sidekicks to the graceful fabric.

On the High Street, these are my favourite finds...

1. ASOS Africa Skirt

2. STYLE NANDA Halter Top

Ksubi Eyewear

My personal favourite of the collection are these Skeleton tortoise glasses below...

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Julien Langendorff

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Insight Swimwear

Australian street style and design has been on my radar recently, and skate/surf brand Insight are no exception. In particular, their swimwear has made me envious for a sunny holiday this year with their basic bikini cuts and graphic prints. The odd revealing cut-out is also featured on many of their swimming costumes. Although slightly high in price, they offer a refreshing collection dissimilar to anything else I've seen on the High Street. They are sold online at Urban Outfitters.

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Bitching and Junkfood

If my Bestival post about Cult Gaia was a bit tame for your dress up ideas, these Bitching and Junkfood headdresses may be more to your liking. The East London based pair have been designing and hand-making them for Urban Outfitters since SS10; creating the perfect accompaniment for festival season. Ranging between £55-145 I hope to be owning one come September.

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Niky Roehreke

One of my favourite illustrators, Niky Roehreke whom has just recently worked with one of my favourite brands Insight and Urban Outfitters USA.

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Rag and Bone: Eyewear

For a sports-luxe take on eyewear this summer, check out Rag and Bone's Keaton D-frames here. Or for a cheaper version go to Nastygal.com for a similar look seen below.