Styled from the Soul

  Accessories can make or break any outfit-true story.     Throw on a pair of jeans and a white t-shirt, well that's just fine but add a pair of huge fabulous statement earrings and you have just stepped into the style zone.   There are lots of tips to dress for your shape, for example a classic triangle shape should try and avoid long necklaces that end at the  hips as it will draw the eye to that area, but you know what, I say if you love it and most importantly feel comfortable in it go for it, the world is not going to suddenly end!     The most stylish thing anyone can wear is confidence and if you have that then you have nailed the art of style.   If your not really an accessories gal, try something simple like a sparkly brooch on your jacket.   So whether you enjoy earrings in the shape of ice lollies or a classic pearl necklace-get those accessories out, it will give your outfit a completely new dimension.  Double layer rubber necklace, Oliver Bonas, £29.99. Bee bug brooch,

I've always loved fashion and dressing up, from an early age I remember having a dress up box, not filled with princess dresses or tutus, but a huge cardboard box with a pair of heels and wonderful skirts, dresses and tops, courtesy of my mum.  All had an 80's vibe, well it was after all the 80's.  It was wonderful.  I now have a daughter.  She's 5.  She has a dress up rail filled with Elsa and Ana dresses-she really wont let it go no matter how many times the song tells her to.  If I put on a dress or a splash of red lipstick my shadow wants exactly the same, she'll go to her own wardrobe and pick something out she'll think is suitable for the day ahead-of course it rarely is, but I love it, she's finding her feet and expressing her personality and I wouldn't have it any other way.  But when she's re-enacting mummy putting her make up on it does sometimes make me wonder how young is too young?   Children are like sponges we all know that, so innocen