Work That Skirt - Amy

Fur Sleeve Bomber c/o Pretty Little Thing, Primark Denim Shirt, Asos Button Up Denim Skirt, Primark Bag, Daniel Footwear Boots

Button up denim skirts seem to be everywhere at the moment - spot on for the 70's and denim trends and most importantly, they are super wearable for literally every occasion and every style. Neither of us can take ours off at the moment, and anything that gets both these shoes to fall completely in love is always something pretty special.

First off, these beauts are perfect for easing into your spring wardrobe. Bright blue denim brings fresh hues into your day-to-day wear but these can we worn layered up with tights and knits now, and are going to look equally as good with a Breton tee and vans when festival season hits. We all love a good investment in a staple and this is definitely 2015's must have. 

I went for a really laid back look with this skirt for the post - jacket, boyfriend shirt and skirt is pretty much my daily uniform but there's always so many ways to make it exciting. I am fully on board with the denim obsession that's hit the high street so double denim was an easy choice but topped off with this amazing statement bomber to tone all the blues down. 

Do you get the excitement behind this perfect skirt? If I haven't convinced you, I bet Naomi will do tomorrow!

Drop Beat Not Bombers - Amy

Topshop Fur Collar Bomber, Topshop Houndstooth Oversized Sweat, Topshop High Neck Crop, H&M Black Bodycon Dress, Topshop Circular Lens Sunglasses, Topshop April Chelsea Boots

Sometimes, it's nice to give those classic trends a really modern feel for that perfect fashion forward outfit and this season, it's all about bringing back the bomber jacket. There's the perfect one around for everyone, whether it's quilted, khaki or the revival of 90s orange lining. I was lucky enough to pick this bomber up in the toppers sale nearly 2 years ago and it still comes out every autumn. The little twist to this is obviously the fur collar which makes this version a lot more feminine than the classic bomber.

I've gone for a monochrome, 60s feel to dress up this quite causal jacket and keeping with the 'modern twist to a classic' theme, I have used my houndstooth Ovid sweat as the statement piece to this outfit. I kept the rest of the outfit as clean and simple as possible using black and white jersey (so not ton take away the textures in the bomber and sweat) and finished off with a simple Chelsea boot to keep the outfit quite casual, but not too casual.