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Some people's wardrobes are about a small selection of pieces that all fit within one aesthetic - Tania Braukamper isn't such a person. With a wardrobe that spans three different rooms, her approach to fashion is a mixture of current-season key pieces mixed with vintage finds she's sourced on innumerous shopping trips around the world's more cultured capitals. Despite a disparate approach to shopping, Tania is adamant that the key to mixing vintage with new season is to stick to key looks and colours that work for oneself. And it's a theory that she works into her writing for Fashionising.com, where she serves as the publication's Editor.

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Models off duty after Tory Burch (gallery)

If you recall Tory Burch’s spring 2013 show, you’ll recall the hairstyle as much as the clothes. Complimenting the neo-bohemian mood of the collection was a set of fishtail plaits, fluffed out to resemble sheaths of wheat in a golden field. After the show, models who kept the braids in stood out, the hairstyle adding something to pretty much any off-duty outfit. You can see…

Candice Swanepoel does blond bombshell for Interview Germany

Candice Swanepoel gets cast in the role time and time again and it’s not hard to see why: that role being the modern day blonde bombshell. With something of a 1960s inspired hairstyle and sexy styling by Julia Von Boehm that involves some nudity, some lingerie-like pieces, and plenty of jewellery, her latest spread for Interview Germany will no doubt inspire a few people to…

Free People ‘Sidewalk Safari’ May ’13 look book

Free People are awfully good at theming each of their collections, without ever leaving their boho aesthetic behind. Sometimes this can result in new thematic hybrids: boho-romance, boho-grunge, boho-safari. The latter is their latest may look book starring Aline Weber, merging the on-trend themes of the neo-bohemian and the desert queen.

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Today I smell like vanilla parfait... A good thing? I think so. Testing out fragrances from Bahoma London takes me on some exotic trips, induces some sugar cravings, and turns Fashionising.com's offices into a swirling garden of botanicals. Designed and produced in London, I've picked out my favourite Bahoma fragrances from the seductive to the... bubblegum.

ASOS 20% off VIP code

If you’re shopping on ASOS between now and tomorrow, you might as well score your purchases 20% off. To use the VIP code, shop now at ASOS.com and enter 20VIP at checkout.

Jac is all shades of hotness for Vogue Germany (plus video)

We have to admit that, despite her general gorgeousness, Jac is not typically the go-to girl for smoking hot beach shoots. Maybe that’s what makes this one stand out all the more. In a mix of on trend swimwear cuts and an ensemble that reminds us a little of that topless monokini thing Victoria’s Secret had going on for a while, Jac looks nothing short…

Prayer is a longing of the soul

That Morfium Couture can continue to create such complete fantasy worlds from their collections should come as no surprise by now – and yet, with each one, we get drawn in anew. This time photographer Dusan Jaukovic and stylist Jelena Malesevic (Morfium’s designer) challenged themselves to connect mysticism and fashion in a series of images starring Jefimija Jokic. Like the ancient Gods were keepers over…
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic
Jefimija Jokic in 'Mantra' by Dusan Jaukovic

As impassioned as a romance-novel cover, but twice as fashionable

This ad just proved something, to me at least. For a campaign to immediately hit you in that woah-should-I-be-looking-at-this-at-work kind of way that might make you blush if someone was standing over your shoulder (because, frankly, it’s just a little too hot), it doesn’t necessarily need to have Terry Richardson’s smut-tastic hallmarks all over it. Somehow Donna Karan’s fall 2013 campaign starring Catherine McNeil feels…

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