We particularly like the pretty grunge look – a parka thrown over a crochet dress will be just perfect for all those festivals this year. And if River Island have anything to do with it, you men out there will definitely be ditching the black in favour of bright pastels.

Take a look below at our favourites from their new Spring/Summer range.

From Alexa Chung to Amber Valetta, we’ve spied many an A-lister rocking the double denim trend. Even the boys are getting in on this one, with the likes of Zac Efron sporting a denim duo, so it’s truly a unisex trend. However, it’s a trend to be cautious of. Get it wrong and you risk looking like an extra from a bad ’80s Brat Pack film. Get it right and you’ll be the chicest person in the room – we promise.

The secret to looking more like Alexa and less like Status Quo is to mix and match your shades. A loose pale denim shirt for example looks great teamed with dark denim jeans or jeggings. Or add a light denim biker jacket with a dark denim skirt.

Just remember not to overload on the denim – lay off the denim accessories or you will risk looking like an ’80s reject!

L-R: Baggy shirt, £20, Next; High heeled trainers, £110, Office; Denim jeggings, £18, Dorothy Perkins; Biker jacket, £39.50, M&S; Mini skirt, £20, New Look.

As ever, those A-listers have already jumped on this trend bandwagon with stars such as Lily Allen, Rachel McAdams and Gemma Arterton all sporting the new soft fringe.

What’s great about this fringe is that it’s not such a full commitment as the blunt number seen a few seasons back, plus as these 3 ladies prove, it suits all hairstyles, hair colours and face shapes. It’s also one of those styles that look better the more grown out it is so need to book twice monthly appointments for a fringe trim! We’re booking our appointment now…

Best teamed with the floral looks of the season, clogs offer a modern take on ’70s hippy-chic and are undeniably more comfortable than the sky-high heels of past seasons. However, it has to be said that they’re not the prettiest of shoe and just because Alexa Chung can pull them off, doesn’t mean us mere mortals can!

What do you think? Will you be wearing clogs this Spring/Summer? Our advice is to chose your clogs wisely…  you’ve been warned!

Clockwise: Zara, £99, Kurt Geiger, £150, Topshop, £40, and Aldo, £70.

To celebrate, Miss Selfridge, Swarovski, Folli Follie and Urban Decay have all collaborated with Disney to create a range of themed clothing, jewellery and accessories featuring all of your favourite characters including the evil Queen of Hearts, the ever-so late White rabbit, the Cheshire cat with his famous grin and Alice herself.

Don’t miss Alice in Wonderland screening in cinemas across the UK from 5th March!

Pictured: Urban Decay eye shadow box, £28, exclusively at Debenhams, Miss Selfridge tank priced from £18, Folli Follie bag £145, Swarovski Flower Garden necklace, £235, and Ace of Heart cufflinks £9.50 at M&S.

Key trends include Boudoir, which sees a nod to underwear as outerwear (who else better to do this trend?) and Sports Luxe, which is all about chic comfort with jersey blazers and harem pants. There is also a focus on Military styling with embellished statement jackets and shorts in a khaki colour palette.

The range also features some fabulous prints including tribal maxi dresses, romantic floral tea dresses and cute playsuits which can be teamed with a denim jacket or blazer.

While the latest collection is more trend based than we normally see from M&S, the prices remain affordable, and we all love that!

This was no ordinary photoshoot though – the whole thing took place under water! Photographed by Zena Holloway, it was truly fabulous to watch. The model somehow managed to hold her breath, while looking beautiful and ensuring her clothes hung correctly – that’s no mean feat.

Watch our video now to get a glimpse into what went on behind the scenes!

Brazillian born designer Daniella Issa Helayel didn’t stray too far from her signature style but the show certainly didn’t disappoint!

Daywear consisted of colouful jersey dresses, cute fur coats and sleeveless gilets. All were accompanied by gravity-defying hair dos that would cause quiff envy in those Jedward boys. The whole look was very sophisticated though – think a modern day Audrey Hepburn.

As with most of the shows, the colours were quite muted, however, we were pleased to see some fabulous bright reds hit the catwalk, including a new version of celebrity favourite, the Lucky dress. This season, it’s been reworked in tough leather, which contrasts well with the girly shape and colour – it’s definitey on our wish list for next season.

For evening, the Issa lady will either be keeping it short and embellished or long and floaty. We loved the beaded frock (centre), sported by star of the show, Alice Dellal – proving Issa’s celebrity credentials even further!

Full of muted tones, the collection including cosy cover-ups, slick shift dresses and, our favourite, a gorgeous draped jumpsuit. The shapes were simple, the fabrics gorgeous and all were complemented by fabulous accessories – the odd fur wrap, tough black cuffs, grey wooly tights.

The highlight for us though was definitely the evening wear – from tough black to nude pinks, it’s surely only time before we see an A-lister or two in one of these gorgeous shimmery, slinky connoctions. The sequinned maxi dress defintiely has Oscar winner written all over it.

Perhaps we’ll even be seeing one of these gorgeous frocks on royalty as Princess Beatrice sat in the front row – although she seemed more interested in her boyfriend, Dave Clark, , than the show! We also spied Christopher Biggins, but we think he may struggle to get into Amanda’s creations.

G-Fonne Photography

The catwalk was a riot of clashing prints of all sorts – reptile, digital, abstract – yet by keeping the shapes simple, it never looked too much. Some outfits were trimmed with fur, which just added to their opulence!

G-Fonne Photography

Our favourite oufit of the show? Well, it’s hard to pick just one but we really loved this shift dress with the voluminous sleeves. There was something very retro, yet modern about it and we can just see ourselves swanning around a glam cocktail party in it!

G-Fonne Photography

Aside from being mesmerised by the gorgeous prints, we couldn’t help but get sidetracked by the hair, which really complemented the outfits. The slicked back look was topped off with a square bun! We love – after all, who says that buns have to be round?

G-Fonne Photography

Obviously the FROW (front row) is just as important as what’s on the catwalk and this one didn’t disappoint! It  included a fabulous Jodie Harsh with huge hair (wouldn’t wanted to have been sat behind her) and a petite Shingai Shoniwa, lead singer of The Noisettes, who was literally mobbed by the paps when she arrived poor love. In fact, we witnessed one pap get very shirty when he didn’t get his shot – ooo!

Overall, it was a great show featuring beautiful clothes.  We’re now off to start experimenting with that square bun…