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This season Yumi stays true to its English Heritage roots with a contemporary collection that has that added quirky edge the Yumi customers have come to know and love. SS14 sees a mixture of fabrics cleverly worked together with flattering silhouettes with racer front and cut-out detailing, creating an uber feminine collection. Keeping to the Yumi tradition, you’ll find preppy and traveller inspired prints splashed over fit and flare prom dresses.  Lightweight festival macs are offered in colour popping shades. Knitwear updates include a feast of quirky chunky and light cotton textured blends which can be layered up with summer slub-tweed jackets. This exciting collection from Yumi is packed full of perfect…

We all swooned over the delectable, baby blue Matthew Williamson frock that Sienna Miller wore to this year’s BAFTA awards. And the fact that the pastel delight came from Williamson’s A/W ’13 collection is pure evidence that candy hues are sticking around (see what I did there?!) S/S’13 boasted spearmint greens in the form of Mulberry’s soft separates whilst sherbet yellows, lavenders and toned down corals were all palatably mixed at Erdem, proving A/W will favor the ultimate womanly hue. Simone Rocha’s fitted peter pan coats were reminiscent of a tasty winter sorbet, while Celine’s blush coloured beauties looked almost fizzy. It seems Sienna is not the only A-lister indulging…

“The Spring/Summer 2013 prints are inspired by the Garden of Eden, Noah’s Ark, vibrant underwater corals, passion and seduction,” Daniella Helayel says of London label Issa. Nothing says summer more than a vivid print, as Issa displayed with their array of exotic plant, elephant and birds of paradise patterns. Helayel wasn’t alone in her nature-infused vision; Isabel Marant embraced the Hawaiian dress code in her summer collection, with foliage adorning rompers, Capri pants and sundresses. Her vibrant-orange tinted leaf-prints worked hand in hand with fifties shapes to reflect, in the Parisian designer’s own words, “a bit of Jane Birkin and Brigitte Bardot in St. Tropez”. Though Marant is the genius…