The Midi Dress

The midi dress, the new hemline and Spring Summer's most wearable trend doesn't need to be left behind once Summer's done and dusted - because let's face it, the end of the British Summer is well and truly looming.

The staple item found within every bloggers Instagram has taken the high street by storm. Sitting in between the ankle and the knee, the style is perfect for any figure and any ocassion.

As we move onto the colder months, swap the bright colours and bold prints for softer, warm shades in more subtle prints; but stick to the classic floral print also as you really can't go wrong. Opt for longer sleeves instead of short - but if you're going to re-wear your Summer midi then layer with a shirt undernear. Pair with your trusty black leather jacket and a solid Winter ankle boot and you're good to go.

See below our best picks for the upcoming season.

 

 

Frill-trimmed dress, H&M, £39.99

 

Floral Print Embroided Midi Dress, Topshop, £55 

 

Cami Dress with Frills Floral Dress, STYLENADA, £55

 

Floral Print Midi Dress, Boohoo, £28 

 

Kimchi Red Picnic Floral Off-The-Shoulder Midi Dres, Urban Outfitters, £52 

 

Sacred Hawk Midi Smock Dress with High Neck in Floral, ASOS, £55 

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The Correct Way to Pronounce Primark

 

The biggest debate of all time to hit the fashion industry - well, in our opinion - has finally been brought to an end.

How do you correctly pronounce Primark?!

For years now we've been correcting others who don't say it the way you say it and from there going into a heating debate as to why you're right and they're wrong. All you have to do is look at the way it's spelt people!

 But finally Primark has caved and weighed in on the the whole fiasco and provided us with an official answer.

And so, the correct pronunciation is...

Pr-eye-mark, or Prymark. Meaning that those saying Pree-mark are well and truly wrong.

Take that!

Announcing over on their help section of their website, Primark put the answer to bed by replying to the question, 'how do you pronounce Primark?' with a very diplomatic; 'That's a very good question. We like to use Pre-Eye-Mark.' 

And with that the debate has been settled. Simples.

Next time one of your friends criticises the way you say Primark you can kindly refer them to the brands website and wait patiently to say 'I told you so'.

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Peel-Off Foundation

Peel-off foundation, yes, it's a thing - are we even surprised anymore about the latest bizarre beauty craze? We've had feathered brows, glitter boobs, holographic hair and now peel-off foundation.

 Youtuber Raye Boyce tested out not4you's Real Skin Patch, a Korean product that is designed to act as a barrier between your skin and your make-up, and even help prevent acne.

Technically not a foundation, the mask is tinted to suit your skin tone and used before foundation - creating that barrier between skin and make-up.

After applying the mask to her face, Boyce says, "If I were to describe how it feels on the skin, it feels like I applied a thin layer of a peel-off mask." But after blending her foundation, the mask started to peel by itself.

 

And the verdict? "It's not working, guys," the vlogger says.

Another fad that'll be trending for a couple weeks and will appear all over your Instagram and YouTube and over time will fade into the background like every other beauty craze of 2017.

I think we'll just stick to our normal foundations and BB creams.