(#kcstyle) Topshop Outfit Hunt!

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(#kcstyle) New In @ Topshop

I haven't done much shopping since I've come back from holiday, actually I haven't done much blogging since I've got back either, as time goes on life gets just a bit more hectic.

Here's a few things that have stood out to me this week, not all of them are wishlist material though!

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(#kcstyle) Rucksack Fever!

The thoughts of going back to school could be a distant memory right now but it might be a good idea to think of what bag you might want to buy before they are sold out nearer the time. Whether your looking for bags that are good on capacity or purely ones that look good I'm sure that my search will help you find the best bag for you.

Affordable. Fashionable. Attainable.

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(#kcupdate) Millany Bridal

Millany, an online luxury bridal company, was launched on Thursday (25th July) by Tamsin Ridgwell.

The collections are inspired by the art deco era and 'ethereal style of French Bohemia'. The brands portfolio of designers include Jennifer Behr, Stephanie Browne, Flo and Percy, Emmy, Hermoine Harbutt and Enchanted Atelier.

These are a few of my favourites:

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(#kcupdate) J. Crew X Friends of the High Line

J. Crew has collaborated with Friends of the High Line to produce a charitable capsule collection which consists of clothing and accessories. This collection is set to launch tomorrow, July 24, in selected J. Crew stores and online at the High Line Shop and JCrew.com.

The products aim to celebrate the story of the High Line; an elevated freight railway saved from demolition and transformed into a public park on Manhattan's West Side.

Creative designers got together to create a range of designs that have been transferred onto t-shirts and sweatshirts for men, women and children to promote the High Line. The collection features photography by Joel Sternfeld; freight trains; the High Line's logo, designed by Paula Scher of Pentagram; botanical illustrations by George Olson of the American Society of Botanical Artists; and illustrations of the High Line by children's author Peter Brown.

Prices range from $15 to $78 and 100% of the proceeds go to Friends of the High Line.

(#kcupdate) Elisabeth Weinstock in West Hollywood

I was really interested when I found Elisabeth Weinstock on the internet so I thought I would include some of the information I found on her about page as I found it quite inspiring entrepreneur wise.

Image from www.elisabethweinstock.com