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Theresa May's new buys for Spring

19.3.18


We've been eagerly awaiting some new pieces to crop up in Theresa May's wardrobe and they haven't disappointed!

There are some great new season pieces at Amanda Wakeley and it seems like the PM has heard about them too!



May debuted a fab black evening dress at the Westminster Correspondents' Dinner earlier this month.
The black sculpted viscose dress by Amanda Wakeley is a bandage style with an off the shoulder neckline and sheer, playful sleeves. Super glam!


We know the silver chunky chain necklace is a style staple in the PM's wardrobe, and May has updated her look this season with a rose gold ribbon version. She wore it on her visit to Salisbury, and expect to see it making a few more regular appearances!



It's always great to see the PM off duty and at a Maidenhead party drinks event, May wore a fantastic blue shirt dress which we've not seen before! We're on the trail for an ID, but it is likely to be from Paule Ka. A similar navy sleeveless dress is available from the PM's favourite boutique, Fluidity.


And we were treated to another new piece at Spring Forum! For her closing speech, the PM wore a bright white scuba jacket with blue stitch detailing from Piazza Sempione. The perfect choice against the sky blue stage background!



Theresa May's new season purchases

30.10.17


The autumn is my favourite time of year for new season shopping. With the shops full of lovely new pieces, Theresa May has been taking full advantage of this season's fresh trends!

The Prime Minister has added a few new pieces to her chic wardrobe, and we've seen many of them debuted over the past few weeks.


Two blazers have been added to the Prime Minister's wardrobe. Both purchased in all likelihood from Fluidity, May has opted for earthly, autumnal tones.


The first is the caramel tweed floral jacket from Paule Ka. Accompanied by a thin leather belt, May first wore this jacket when visiting the Alexander Dennis bus and coach company in Guildford. She's since worn it to the United Nations, teaming it with the leopard Delicious flats from Russell & Bromley.



May's other new blazer is an olive and black striped number by Piazza Sempione. First seen during her Florence speech, May has worn this to the Conservative Party Conference and in the Commons.


Theresa'a other Piazza Sempione purchase is the abstract pink, olive and blue dress that she has worn this month. Definitely different and really cute!


And we can't forget her pretty powerful black and white colourblock blazer from Escada! You can read a previous post about the new addition here.


May has also added some funky trousers to her line-up- the cropped flares come in black and brown and are a new take on an old classic!


The PM has returned to Daniel Blake for some gorgeous tailored pieces. May wore the Tulip navy wool dress in windowpane check for her Conservative Party conference speech and to welcome Bill Clinton to Downing Street.


Blake has also created the Military Tail Coat in wool flannel for the Prime Minister. It is one of our favourites, and May wore it to the Dunraven School in London earlier this month for its first outing. So chic.



It's not just clothes that have had a new intake. Theresa May has also added to her fantastic range of accessories. The PM has added three new Russell & Bromley shoes to her footwear collection. The fanciest, Humbug, were her shoe of choice for her Leader's Speech. The embellished teal kitten heels were adorned with bees, a particular nod to the Conference location of Manchester.


May has also added two funky block heels to her collection. The Snaffle Trim Courts in vibrant red and purple- and a leopard version are so 'Theresa'- and I picked these out as possible selections when I first saw them at press day.




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And perhaps the best find, and one which I am most excited by, is the PM's new Anya Hindmarch bag. The Vere Satchel is so luxurious (I've been lusting over it for months!) - and a really great workwear investment piece. The leather is super super soft, and the rich red lining and reverse strap is particularly fierce. A great choice by our fashionable Prime Minister!



Theresa May's Escada Power Suit

16.10.17


There's a new power suit in town, and it belongs to the Prime Minister.



Theresa May first wore the black and white number from Escada in the Commons chamber a few weeks ago. Eagle eyed readers might have spotted it, but it took a little while to track down. She wore it to Liverpool this week- and we finally got a closer look!



The colour block suit puts Theresa May in the company of Scandal's Olivia Pope, who is seen wearing the striking blazer in recent promos for the television show. It's also popped up on Annalise on How To Get Away With Murder.


Theresa May is no stranger to Escada's mighty fine tailoring. The PM owns several blazers and skirt suits from the German brand, and it is stocked at her favourite Henley boutique, Fluidity.

We particularly love this Escada blazer for its monochrome scheme and sharp lines. Another great choice!

Recap: Theresa May's Outfits at Conservative Party Conference

8.10.17


Conservative Party Conference has come to an end, and with it brings a recap of Theresa May's conference outfits!

Arriving in Manchester on the Saturday, the PM's outfit was a chic and simple affair- a black trouser suit, crisp white shirt, navy mac and her Delicious leopard flats from Russell & Bromley. May wore her Caroline Johnson swirl necklace and her Longchamp Le Sac backpack.

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Sunday kicked off the first day of the Conference, with Theresa May attending the first session in the main hall after appearing on the Andrew Marr Show. The PM wore a tailored oatmeal jacket by Daniel Blake, teaming it with black trousers, the Charlize black loafers from Russell & Bromley, accessorising with a string of pearls.



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On Monday, the PM visited a community outside Manchester with the Chancellor. For this visit and the receptions that followed, Theresa May wore black cropped kickflare trousers, a tailored navy jacket by Daniel Blake and the Twiggy black suede kitten heels by Russell & Bromley.

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And in the evening, Theresa May attended party events. She debuted a new navy and bright blue tunic top- we're on the hunt for the designer!

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On Tuesday, May participated in several media interviews and party events. The PM recreated the outfit she wore in Florence- a black and olive striped blazer from Piazza Sempione, olive cropped kickflare trousers, the oversized Amanda Wakeley chain bracelet and necklace and the custom leopard Kitty heels from Charlotte Olympia.


And on Wednesday, May addressed party delegates in her leader's speech. May opted for the Tulip wool windowpane check dress from Daniel Blake and the now famous Frida Kahlo bracelet. May also debuted a new pair of kitten heels- the Humbug, embellished with bees (for Manchester!) from Russell & Bromley and wore her Celtic Treasure ring.

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A great conference wardrobe focused on fantastic British fashion! Bravo Mrs May! 

Ottawa, New York and Florence: Theresa May's Week

24.9.17


From one continent to another, it's been a packed week of travel for Theresa May. The Prime Minister started her week in Ottawa, meeting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and businesses in Ontario.




For her meetings with Prime Minister Trudeau, Theresa May wore a custom navy jacket by Daniel Blake, navy skirt and the black suede Twiggy kitten heels from Russell & Bromley.



May also met with participants in the Invictus Games where she received a Canadian jersey from the Prime Minister.


Theresa May then headed to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly, where she led a session on modern slavery and addressed delegates. Further details on the PM's outfits can be read in this earlier post.

The Prime Minister then headed back to the UK where she held a special Cabinet meeting on Thursday and on Friday, Theresa May delivered a speech on Brexit in Florence.


Debuting a new striped blazer from Piazza Sempione (available at Fluidity,) May teamed this item with flared, cropped olive trousers, the oversized Amanda Wakeley chain necklace and custom leopard Kitty heels from Charlotte Olympia.


Thanks to Christian Vinante Giovannini, Founding Chairman of the Westminster Italian Conservatives for the photo!

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