The Luella effect - even more ways to channel the Ghost World collection
If you need further proof that the high street has fallen in love with Luella this season, Here it is. Following on from Isabelle's round-up of the best floral frilled skirts and my column about the season of the girly geek, here are some of the other best buys on the high street to get that LFW look.
Luella kicked off the trend for tiny florals with her Spring/Summer collection and teamed it with bat-print tees, boots and blazers for an eclectic, youthful look. Both Lily Allen and Kimberly Stewart have already been spotted in Luella's punky florals.
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Naturally the high street isn't far behind with a varied selection of cute flippy flowery skirts. For some reason most of them have been named 'Ditsy', maybe we need to send the garment factories a thesaurus huh?
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To get a slice of Luella style chic team with '90s influenced pieces and humourous accessories; retro tees, denim jackets and loafers will give the girly skirts a bit of style and punch. My favourite is the Warehouse skirt, which has a great shape and the most distinctive pattern of the five.
To get a slice of Luella style chic team with '90s influenced pieces and humourous accessories; retro tees, denim jackets and loafers will give the girly skirts a bit of style and punch. My favourite is the Warehouse skirt, which has a great shape and the most distinctive pattern of the five.
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Clockwise, from top left: 5: Floral skirt, New Look: £18. 4: Floral ra-ra skirt, Dorothy Perkins: £25. 3: Shanghai print skirt, Oli: £40. 2: Fairytopia skirt, Topshop: £35. 1: Floral mini, Warehouse: £25.
Clockwise, from top left: 5: Floral skirt, New Look: £18. 4: Floral ra-ra skirt, Dorothy Perkins: £25. 3: Shanghai print skirt, Oli: £40. 2: Fairytopia skirt, Topshop: £35. 1: Floral mini, Warehouse: £25.
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