Barry Taylor

So I've always been interested in the idea of doing a styling advice post and as Spring is truly underway, I decided why not do a post on how to transition your Winter wardrobe to Spring. With inspiration from   Bonobos ' exclusive Spring Summer range, I couldn't resist. Here are my top tips for transitioning your wardrobe from Winter to Spring: 1. Lose The Black First things first, you've got to ditch the darker winter tones and brighten up your wardrobe. Say farewell to the thick wooly jumpers and bring out some light cotton shirts paired with some light pastel toned trousers/shorts. If the summer weather hasn't hit in, wherever you are, add a light bomber jacket or casual zip-up hoodie, just nothing too heavy. 2. Ditch The Boots Another easy step to take from Winter to Spring, is with your shoes. Ditch the heavy shoes, like your Timberlands, Chelsea boots and Doc Martens and switch to your lighter summer options, like boat shoes, espradril...

Here we go.. top picks from Milan & Paris, Womenswear Spring Summer 17. ...and as I said last time, prepare for a wide range of style, colour and aesthetic. | Milan | Emilio Pucci Ermanno Scervino | Paris | Christian Dior Haider Ackermann Maison Rabih Kayrouz That's all for Milan & Paris, short and sweet! Feedback welcome as always. I'm hoping to have something slightly different coming soon, as I feel like I've strayed away from what I wanted to achieve most out of this blog, so stay tuned! Thanks, Barry T. Feel free to follow me on: Twitter:  Baarold Instagram:  barryt95 Tumblr:  barryharryt Pinterest:  barryt95 All images are sourced from Vogue Runway.

Finally got around to flicking through all the collections from New York and London for next season, Spring Summer 17. Here's my top designers from New York & London, along with my favourite looks from each collection. (I should probably say, my Fashion Week Favourites, as always, consist of a wide range of styles, colours and aesthetics, I've always felt very open and broad minded towards design and my taste isn't really restricted to a certain style.) | NEW YORK | Marchesa Notte textile manipulation | 3D flowers | exquisite | dreamlike       Alice + Olivia clean cut | modern | simplistic | black & white | elegance   Jeremy Scott classic Jeremy Scott | graphic print | block colours | high end kitsch | perfection       Parsons MFA sheer | pastel | layering | gradient       Thom Browne housewives | pastels | colour blocking | graphic     | LONDON | Gareth Pugh embellishment | dark ...