M.I.A

Apologies for being a little "missing in action" lately. Unfortunately, I am not immune to the horrific illness called the flu either, and have spent the last week suffering with what can only be described as man-flu. Apologies men, but yes, the pity level did out do the actual illness level at some points. 

After taking  few days off work (not like me but when you can't breathe properly and you need to interview someone, it can be a bit tough), I've finally resumed by normal health. I must admit, my continuously growing to-do list and emails were not a welcome sight. 

I did prepare an article for you on the debate that has hooked every blogger and writer over the last few days- the blogger credibility debate. Although, due to it being such a complex topic, I want to ensure that I do it justice. Keep a little look out and hopefully I'll have it ready soon. 

In the mean time, you can check out my review of an Example gig for work on the Media Wales website in the next few days.

I've also worked on a few fashion related articles for work lately, including interviewing a woman called Angela May Fairbank who has interned with one my favorite designers, Mary Katrantzou. Would you guys like me to interview her to get some tips for you? Let me know. 

Keep your beautiful lashed peeled m'dears! 

By Mimi 



Twitter: @miaholt Instagram: Mia_Holt

New York, New York!

Ah New York, the beautiful, rustic and real New York. What I would have given to attend NYFW this season. As the fashion elite make their way through the picturesque snowy streets of one of America's most famous cities, many wondered what this season had in store for them. For me, I got my fashion week fix via the most well respected voices in the industry: Vogue. I've definitely fallen in love with some of the best of NY's shows this year (as I do every year) and I've decided to you which designs have intrigued me. (pictures from Vogue.co.uk)

Marc by Marc Jacobs
Simple, sophisticated and sassy. I absolutely adore the cut on Marc Jacobs' designs. What I love about this collection is that I could see myself wearing every single piece. The seventies influence is obvious yet subtle at the same time, which is why this collection intrigues me. Over-sized knits, structured jackets and ankle grazing trousers? Yes please.

 

By Mimi 

Twitter: @miaholt Instagram: Mia_Holt