More Brexit: Theresa May's Week

This week saw more votes on Brexit- and a week in Parliament for Theresa May. Here's a recap.

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On Monday, the PM updated the House on the EU Council meeting. May wore her pale blue blazer with a navy skirt and the Humbug kitten heels from Russell & Bromley. She also wore a new Balls necklace from Mirta Bijoux- this time in a metallic blue.

And on Wednesday, May was in the House for Prime Minister's Questions. She wore her navy Escada skirt suit, accessorising with a garnet coloured necklace and the red suede kitten heels from LK Bennett.

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Friday saw Meaningful Vote 2.5 - and May was in the Chamber to close the debate. She wore a red jersey dressing and a camel MaxMara blazer - and the red patent LK Bennett kitten heels.

Jackie Brazil: Theresa May's New Necklace

Have you spotted the coloured resin necklace at the dispatch box? Or perhaps at a press conference? Well, Theresa May's newest necklace is by Jackie Brazil. 

A resin jewellery fashion brand hand made in Brazil, their jewellery is considered wearable art, with each item completely unique. The resin material can be recycled, making this a truly eco-friendly accessory.

The designs are fresh and contemporary, incorporating the colour and happiness of Brazil's lifestyle and attitude, with a focus on the colours, shapes and unique design. The brand have wholesaled their jewellery in the UK for over 15 years and their items can be found in places like Sahara London, Dulwich Picture Gallery, the Ashmolean Museum, WOW Hythe and Bijouled Harrogate.

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As for the Prime Minister, she has worn the Riverstone Kandinsky mix necklace on a few occasions since the beginning of the year- adding a bit of optimistic colour to incredibly tense proceedings! May has worn the necklace at a press conference with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, for Prime Minister's Questions and to the Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey. As the brand itself says, "[the necklace] matched her style perfectly, creating the right visual impact, sending a message of self-confidence and independence to a global audience." We couldn't agree more.

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And Jackie Brazil is giving one lucky reader the chance to own the Kadinsky necklace! To enter follow us on Instagram/ Jackie Brazil and tag two people in the comments.


Jackie Brazil is currently working on a range of new, eye-catching designs for summer 2019- and here's a sneak peek!

CAOS Fashion Inspiration

Hands up if you were a Sabrina the Teenage Witch fan in the Noughties? I loved the show, and would rush home from school every day to catch the latest episode or a re-run. I had the books and the magazine and make-up collection. Big fan!

So I was similarly excited to see the remake launch on Netflix late last year, and how it would put a new spin on a childhood favourite.

Predictably darker and spookier than the original, many of the key themes are visible. The bonds of friends and family, the battle of good vs. evil and staying true to oneself.

Whilst the storylines are pretty gripping, so is the awesome fashion sported by the cast. Aunt Zelda (brilliantly portrayed by Miranda Otto) is the sassiest dresser, and wins hands-down in the style stakes.

She has a serious 1940s old Hollywood vibe going on, and we see Zelda wear lots of black, navy and other dark hues in rich fabrics such as velvet, lace, fur and silk. Glamour knows no bounds, and Zelda accessories with chunky rings, statement necklaces and pearl earrings. She also has a snazzy cigarette holder and some seriously chic winged sunglasses.

One of my favourite looks is her oversized glamorous headband- the only way to dress your hair for bedtime. I've found a range of similar opulent headbands from Penelope Henderson, a British contemporary and bespoke luxe headwear supplier who has an awesome Instagram channel.  (My personal fave is the leopard! It looks awesome with a certain Women2Win bag.)

And turning to make-up, Otto wears items from Charlotte Tilbury for her role as Zelda. Her signature matte pink lipstick is the Secret Salma shade, and make-up artist Candice Stafford-Bridge using the Love Liberty shade for more darker situations. The iconic hair? All thanks to tried and tested hot rollers.

Whilst we can't all aspire to be as devilishly glamorous as Zelda in real life, you can get a smattering of her style with these witchy picks.

Penelope Henderson headband

Secret Salma

Love Liberty

Helen Moore faux fur stole

Parliament: Theresa May's Week

This week was again dominated by Brexit. Here's a recap of the Prime Minister's week.

On Monday, the PM returned to Number 10 after a weekend in her Maidenhead constituency. Snapped arriving, May wore a brown tailored jacket with trousers and the Charlize loafers from Russell & Bromley.

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On Wednesday, May was in Parliament for Prime Minister's Questions. May wore her grey Daniel Blake trouser suit, teaming it with the black and red Curve pumps from Russell & Bromley.

And on Thursday, the PM was in Brussels for the EU Council meeting. It was another Blake outfit- this time the navy fleck Military jacket and a pair of navy trousers. May wore her navy Twiggy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley and accessorised with the Amanda Wakeley chain necklace and bracelet.

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Friday may was in Brussels for further meetings- she wore her purple Escada dress and the elusive pair of black and leopard ankle boots that we are still trying to identify! 

In the House: Theresa May's Week

From celebrating the Commonwealth to Brexit votes, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday the PM was in Westminster Abbey to mark Commonwealth Day. May wore her new blue Daniel Blake coat, pairing it with a navy skirt and white top; She accessorised with a stylish navy hat with feather detailing from Liz Felix Millinery and the navy Twiggy heels from Russell & Bromley.

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Following the service, May headed to Strasbourg where she changed into a black Daniel Blake custom jacket for a late night press conference.

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On Tuesday the House began the first day of further Brexit votes. May, nursing a poorly throat, added some colour to proceedings with her orange Daniel Blake Nehru jacket. She wore black trousers and the super comfy (and super cute) red Audrey kitten heels from LK Bennett.

And on Wednesday, May took part in Prime Minister's Questions before further Brexit voting. She wore her navy Escada skirt suit, teaming it with the navy Curve heels from Russell & Bromley and accessorising with an oversized green jewelled necklace.

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Thursday saw the final day of Brexit votes and May wore her grey check Daniel Blake dress with the black Curve heels. A classic look. 

Salisbury to International Women's Day

From visiting Salisbury to marking International Women's Day, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

On Monday, the PM was in Salisbury to mark a year since the Russian attack. Meeting local businesses and residents, May wore her brown tweed floral Paule Ka jacket with trousers, pairing it with the Clean Cut leopard loafers from Russell & Bromley and her baby blue Herno coat.

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On Tuesday, May was at Buckingham Palace to mark 50 years since the Investiture of the Prince of Wales. The PM wore her purple Origami skirt suit by Daniel Blake, picking the iconic leopard Kitty heels from Charlotte Olympia and the silver Balls necklace and bracelet from Mirta Bijoux for some serious accessorising.

Later in the day, May welcomed the President of Cyprus to Number 10.

And on Wednesday, May took part in Prime Minister's Questions- this time wearing her grey pinstripe trouser suit from Daniel Blake. She wore the Curve black heels from Russell & Bromley for an empowering look.

On Thursday, the PM hosted an International Women's Day event at Number 10. May wore her blue check Daniel Blake dress, teaming it with a blue cropped jacket from DvF and a seriously stylish oversized silver necklace.

And on Friday, the PM was in Grimsby delivering a speech about Brexit. May turned to another Daniel Blake jacket for the event, teaming it with black trousers and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley.

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Egypt to Westminster: Theresa May's Week

From two days in Egypt to a busy week in Westminster, here's a recap of Theresa May's week.

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On Monday, the PM was in Sharm el-Sheikh for the EU Arab Summit. May arrived the day before wearing a new, blue and silver patterned coat, teaming it with black trousers and the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley. And on Day 2, she wore the pink coat from Harris Wharf, pairing it with the Charlize black and silver toed loafers from Russell & Bromley. A definite winner!

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Tuesday saw May in the House of Commons to deliver an update on Brexit negotiations. The PM wore her stylish navy suit with silk collar- which we now know is by Amanda Wakeley! She made it a red, white and blue theme, choosing the red suede LK Bennett kitten heels and debuting a snazzy new silver necklace.

And on Wednesday, the PM was back at the dispatch box for Prime Minister's Questions. The striking satsuma Nehru jacket by Daniel Blake made a welcome reappearance- and May paired it with a black skirt and the Curve heels from Russell & Bromley.

On Thursday, May welcomed King Abdullah II of Jordan to Number 10 ahead of a Britain/Jordan conference. The PM wore a black dress and her black and white colourblock blazer from Escada. She continued the monochrome theme with the fierce zebra Starlet heels from Russell & Bromley.

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