1920s fashion: The world saw the rise of a modern and new woman, who had rights to vote and smoke a cigarrete in public

Jean Paul Gaultier haute couture f/w 2011

Inspired by the Great Gatsby

I find it absolutely stunning how Jean Paul Gaultier designed such beautiful pieces

By implementing the 20s fashion and modernity to give woman that confidence

With the shoulder pads and that amazing structure he implements in his design

I think he did absolutely amazing job at tackling feminism

The power of women with daring block colours and bold silhouettes all brings together an astounding piece of art dedicated for woman to express their inner girl power. With the classic tailored suit to donn the idea of androgyny and endure the cultural reversal of attitude towards sexuality

If you are interested, i got the inspiration from this website.

http://www.fashionising.com/trends/b--The-Great-Gatsby-influencing-fashion-6919.html

Fashionista of the week

Taylor Tomasi-Hill is a style and accessories director for US Marie Claire Magazine

She also describes herself as a "clothing chameleon"

Her style is to bring cohesion of feminine pieces with edgier, bold and masculine items

I absolutely adore her style of fashion

I'm very inspired by the contrasting of feminine and masculine, makes the wow factor

She is the queen of accessorizing

She inspired me to use more accessories to complete my outfit

I think accessories give the outfit a character

It helps enhance the personality of your particular style

Accessories aren't just extra props, they are part of your style

Like how Taylor Tomasi pull them together

How she made them work together like the gears of the clock

I extremely love the Alexander McQueen vest that gives her the bold edge that inspires me to experiment more.

COLOURS for summer

Ladies summer is on it's way

And I'm loving the vibrant colours

Be bold and rock eye catching colours

Currently im in love with emerald and purple

So dare to be bold!

Bath-Roman Bath

The Great Bath was an amazing tourist attraction

It brings the history of the Romans to your face

Well not literally, but the conservation of Roman artifacts was astounding

Immediately when we drove into Bath i felt as if we were in another country

But Bath was very much developed in architecture style thanks to the Romans

I felt embarrassed not know the history of the Roman occupation in Britain

But I'm learning!

Apparently the Romans were very organized and extremely clever to build sound structures

They were amazing Georgian style architecture, sadly i didn't take photos of them to refer to

Here is the amazing bath, which was really worth making a trip to

Roman architecture before my very eyes, i know how very lucky

Most of the Roman Baths were destroyed, but this one was restored and preserved for more then educating purposes.

It must have been strange to see centuries old architecture

Not only architecture, but the lifestyle that's been embedded in each details of the bath

How there were magnificent statues and intricately designed pillars, oh they were so brilliant

They tried to preserve as much of the Bath as possible but a lot of it was destroyed

You might think this was stale water, but this Bath is directly from the hot spring

You can literally see steam emanating from the water surface

I love dressing up, I admit i'm pretty darn vain

but which girl isn't?

who doesn't wanna look fabulous?