Food Fetish.

Just back from my holiday in the South of France. The fruit and veg there is ridiculously huge and delicious and I became mildly obsessed with photographing it.

 

MESH

I LOVE MESH, I LOVE EVERY KIND OF MESH.

 

Bitching&Junkfood

£85

 

 Faster by Mark Fast

£249

 

Three Floor

£49

Jeffrey Campbell, Lita Mesh

$154.95

 

Cos

€99

 

American Apparel

£58 

I really do love mesh. Images courtesy of American Apparel, Three Floor fashion, Cos + Urban Outfitters.

Swimwear

I don't think, in a million years, I could have seen myself buying a swimsuit after I was 11 years old, BUT THEY'RE JUST SO BEAUTIFUL. I'm having a tan plan holiday this year so a bikini will be needed for maximum tannage, but next year it is in the family grapevines that we're going back to Florida before we all get old and our parents look ridiculous chasing a bunch of 20 and 30 year olds around Islands Of Adventure.
However Florida means WATER RIDES, and with American food I don't think I can face running around with my belly out all day so a swimsuit is on the cards. I've done a bit of searching already, keeno, and these are the beauts I have decided I need in my life.

 

Insight, Neon Print Cut Out

Urban Outfitters / ASOS

 

Faster by Mark Fast

Reptile Mesh

Urban Outfitters / ASOS

 

Black Milk, Moonwalker.

BlackMilkClothing

 

Cos, Jacquard Print.

Cos Stores.

COS.

Cos has slowly become one of my favourite stores. Compared to the rest of the high street, Cos has a sense of originality and oozes chic, simplistic style. I don't know any other high street brand who would use architecture as one of their inspiration sources, which is clearly shown through sharp cuts and structured dresses. For someone who is not big on too much colour or pattern Cos is heaven. Colour is minimal, with the main bulk of their clothing being white/grey/black/blue with the occasional splash of soft gold and greens. There is a small area dedicated to the more colour and pattern brave, but i've never lingered long there. My recent purchases have been a short sleeved white shirt, which is elasticated giving it some added comfort, and a sports jacket in soft gold. For a size 8 it is still quite over sized and the colouring and cut of the colour prevents it from looking like something out of Nike. My only criticsm is, Cos is not a friend of the big breasted. The small cut European sizing doesn't cater for much above a B, seeing as I managed to make a shirt gape for the first time in my life. Being smaller/taller than average is useful for their longer styles, as being an run of the mill 5,5 most of their midi styles sat awkwardly on me. However, despite these MILD criticsms, I would happily spend my life dresses head to toe in Cos.


http://www.cosstores.com/

 

All images courtesy of Cosstores.com