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What better reason can you get to shop? You get a great fashion or beauty treat and breast cancer charities get a donation. That’s a double whammy feel good factor!

There are oodles of pink  goodies around, but here are some of our favourites available from Westfield London stores.

From left: H! Henry Holland T-shirt, Debenhams £15; Per Una stripe bow detail jumper, M&S £25; Graphic print Tshirt, Warehouse £25

From left: Pink shimmer brick, Bobbi Brown at House of Fraser £29.50;  Clinique long lasting lipgloss keychain, Boots £15; Beautylicious pamper set, Debenhams £15, Mavala pink nail polish set, Debenhams £9.95, Floozie by FrostFrench spotty make-up bag, Debenhams £10

The good news is that the £9.50 serum is back in store. If you missed out before, hurry along to M&S and grab your Formula Age Repair Ceramide Collagen Serum now!

The £9.50 serum targets mature skin showing signs of fine lines and wrinkles with a fast acting formula that includes ceramides, hyaluronic acid and hexapeptides. Research showed that 72% of women who trialled the product looked younger in just ten days.

Sounds too good to be true, but at £9.50 (30ml) it’s worth a try!

Anna says: “Everyone will have at least one ‘dress up’ event this summer, whether it’s a wedding or summer ball and Blake Lively does dress up the best!”

“Blake gives good red carpet – in a Grecian style maxi dress or boyfriend blazer and skinnys. She looks super sexy in an achievable way.”

Want to steal Blake’s style? Check out these stylish maxi dresses which would be ideal for a special occasion this summer.

From left to right: Black beaded maxi dress, M&S £39.50; Zola maxi dress, Coast at Debenhams £195; Daniella drape maxi dress, was £110 now £88 at French Connection

Right now, the sun is shining and people are smiling. Festival dressing is so much easier when it’s warm and dry. But looking good is made trickier by the camping and festival shower situation. Our advice is to aim for cool, comfy and relaxed styling.

Go for slouchy vest tops teamed with cute shorts or leggings. Add fringed or buckled ankle boots or Gladiator style flat sandals.

Left to right: Denim boyfriend shorts, Uniqlo £14.99; Felicity Gladiator sandal, Schuh was £29.99 now £20; Festival print vest, Republic £16.99; Mint ticking stripe short, Miss Selfridge at House of Fraser £25; Mai fringe bootee, Office £60 now £30; Black Logan cutout T-shirt, H! by Henry Holland at Debenhams £14.

Work the prairie look with ditsy print dresses and playsuits in florals or checks. Dresses can be long or short but remember that maxis may trail in the mud. Layer it up with a cropped denim jacket, crochet cardigan or relaxed denim shirt. Layers are the secret for festival dressing, you never know when those clouds and chilly breezes are going to come along.

Left to right: Cropped denim jacket, Dorothy Perkins £42; Floral playsuit, Next £20; Paisley print maxi dress, New Look £35 now £28; Denim shirt, Oasis £38 now £20; Cream crochet cropped cardigan, Miss Selfridge at House of Fraser £32.

Embellish and accessorise! Add some sparkle to a simple vest and tee combo with an embellished waistcoat and some tribal jewellery. Load up on chunky bracelets. Top it off with your must-have hat and don’t forget your sunnies and sunscreen.

And if the weather does turn rubbish – it is Britain after all - don’t forget your parka and wellies.

Left to right: Embellished waistcoat, River Island £24.99; Straw trilby, Next £5.50; Floral printed bangles, Accessorize £10; Black oversized sunglasses, Marks and Spencer £5; Batwing parka, Warehouse £55.

Need more inspiration? Steal Alexa Chung’s festival style!

The sunshine has got me donning sandals. Ok, they might be Gladiator-esque with some serious tribal fringing going on, but they’re still [gulp] flat.

What’s happened to my dedication to style? Where’s my fashion forward step gone?

So this week, I’m bringing sexy back. It’s going to be killer heels all the way. There’ll be no more excuses about tricky London pavements and being kind to my feet. I have stilettoes and I’m going to wear them. SJP, Cheryl Cole, Kylie – I salute you and your commitment to fabulously high footwear.

Be inspired – check out these hot heels

Left to right: Red Brooke Court, Kurt Geiger £195; Black zip back heel, Jane Norman £35; Nautical heel, Limited Collection M&S £29.95; Peeptoe metallic platform, New Look £30; Violet Shiloh court, LK Bennett £140

It all started when Mulberry produced their gorgeous Alexa satchel. Named after TV presenter and model Alexa Chung, this bag, produced in a variety of finishes, has kick-started the satchel trend on the high street. If you want the real deal, you’re going to need to pay out around £700, but fear not, this new it-bag can be found on the high street for a whole lot less!

This is one fashion area where your man can come in handy, as satchels have long been a staple in their wardrobe, and men’s departments have some great authentic looking leather satchels out there, starting from as little as £99. However, if you want something a little more girlie, check out M&S, Topshop or Hobbs who have all created our favourite it-bags.

From top to bottom: Metallic satchel, £35, M&S; NW3 satchel, £179, Hobbs; Pushlock satchel, £45, Topshpo

They’re so adaptable, and will look as good at work as they will at festivals – that handy long strap means you can wear them across your body, leaving your hands free for that essential beer!

Take some notes from Alexa, and keep the rest of your outfit casually slouchy – throw it on over a parka and floral dress combo, or team it with your double denim.

So will you be going back to school and picking up a satchel this season? Or do you think they should remain in the school playground? Don’t forget to let us know your comments!

These fab replicas retail for the much more reasonable £49, which leaves with you plenty of dosh to splash out on the rest of your Whitney style outfit.

To copy Whitney’s style, you need to get those legs out so choose either some cute tailored shorts or a body-con skirt. Then all that’s left to complete the Whitney look is a fashionable frenemy like Olivia Palmermo and a fabulous job…

Which would you buy? The real deal Guiseppe Zanotti sandals (left) £549, or these M&S sandals (right) at £49

From Coast to River Island, your favourite shops will be stocking limited edition products that are not ony stylish, but that will also help raise money for Breakthrough Breast Cancer with up to 30% of the retail price going to the charity.

There are lots of different items to choose from and we’ve picked some of our favourites below. Just like the Breakthrough Breast Cancer logo, most of the products are black and white, however, M&S have also created a fabulously retro looking swimsuit in bright red.

So, what are you waiting for? Hit the high street this weekend and you can stock up on some new season essentials without feeling guilty… for once!

L-R: Red swimsuit, £29.50, M&S; Scarf, £16.99, River Island; Spotty top, £30, Laura Ashley; Strapless dress, £135, Coast; Heart vest, £16, Topshop; Stripey cardigan, £75, Whistles

It all started with Chanel’s Jade nail polish – a soft green shade that took the fashion world by storm with celebs such as Lily Allen sporting green nails, while us mere mortals were put on a waiting list for this must-have shade! Thankfully, the beauty world has taken note and made a whole array of gorgeous pastel hues are now readily available to use.

Nail polish is one of the easiest ways to get in on this trend. We love M&S’s Essentials Nail Polish in green – not only is it pretty much a match for the Chanel shade, but it also comes in at the bargain buster price of just £2.50. If green isn’t your thing, try a pale blue or a soft yellow – they may sound crazy, but they look gorgeous on.

On the eyes, pale pastel eyeshadow is one of the easiest trends to way. Sweep on your favourite shade – whether it be pink, blue or green – and just add lashings of mascara. Complete this pretty look with a soft pink blusher and candy pink lip gloss – mmm, it’s good enough to eat.

To help you on the path to pastel enlightenmnent, we’ve picked out our favourite products available to buy now – but which ones will you be wearing?

L-R: Michael Kors blusher in Sunset Pink, £23, Estée Lauder; Pale green nail polish, £2.50, M&S; Natural Radiance Eye Palette, £13, No 7; Yellow nail varnish, £13, Illamasqua; Stop Violence In The Home Hi-Shine Lip Treatment, £9.25, The Body Shop