Coachella | My Fashion Favourites.

None of the photos belong to me. Although I have edited to them. 

All links to photo sources are linked underneath each photo.

Vanessa Hudgens; Taylor Hill; Chanel Iman

Rebecca Black; Coachella Go-er; Sydney Sierota

Kaia Gerber; Coachella Go-er; Luanna Perez

Vanessa Hudgens; Haim; Nina Dobrev

Tone It Up; Coachella Go-er

Luanna Perez; Jasmine Tookes; Vanessa Hudgens

Rebecca Black, Claudia Sulewski, Lauren Elizabeth & Meghan Hughes; Coachella Go-er

Alex Centomo; Sky Ferreira, Jeremy Scott & Frances Bean Cobain; Savannah Bree

Festival season has officially kicked with bohohemian's love that is Coachella.

Usually I'm so jealous and spend the whole of April dreaming I could be there. This year though, I didn't really think the line up was that great. There was only maybe 3 or 4 bands and artists I was interested. 

Despite it being a music festival, it's also a celeb hotspot and a fantastic place to show off some new fashion items.  It's become known for those two things more than the music. Which is kind of sad actually. 

I realised this year that alot of people only went to post good pictures on instagram. It's a music festival. Go for the music.
that probably sounds incredibly hypocritical, considering what this blog post is about. But I love the effortless, bohohemian style on a daily basis, so I feel this is a way to share that love with you all.

Please don't go purely for taking photos.

Go for the music, the love, the good vibes, and the memories.

If you happen to have great style- bonus points to you.

Much Love.

♥

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Listening to: Sky Ferreira- Omanko.

Review | My Little Box April 2016

My Little Box has jumped straight into Spring with their April box. This months flower theme comes in a book-style box which is a really neat little touch. Filled to the brim with gorgeous goodies, lets go!

Concert Round Up.

Basically I suck at blogging. 

I've been slacking a bit on recent gigs I've been to, so I figured I would one big round up. 

Let's go!

Tonight Alive, Our Last Night & Milk Teeth 

23/2/16 

I saw TA a year ago and I had an amazing time. They put on a fantastic show and you could tell they loved what they were doing. This time was... different.
I've barely enjoyed their new album and they played a lot of new songs this time around. I know they're really proud of the new music, however the album and their show in Portsmouth lacked for me. I wish I could tell you exactly what it is, but I can't.
Our Last Night and Milk Teeth were both amazing though.   

Derren Brown 

27/2/16 

My best friend Katie loves Derren Brown. I've watched a couple of tv programs he's been on, but know very little about him. However, when Katie suggested going to his tour, I figured, why not?!
I've never been to any magic/ illusionist show before so I thought it would be fun. And it was. There were parts that I didn't find entertaining, but the majority of it was very well done. Mr Brown is a very intelligent man.

LIGHTS & Pixel Fix

14/3/16  

I've been a fan of Lights for maybe 9 or 10 years now. But this was the first time seeing her live. The woman is unreal.                                       Pixel Fix were surporting, and they were really good. I highly recommend you listen to their music.
Anyway, back to Lights. She is incredible. There was this insane energy radiating of her. From the moment she stepped on stage till, well, I don't know really, I'm still feeling it and it's been a good month. Her music puts me in a good mood. Two girls got engaged on stage during her set and it was so beautiful, even Lights was crying.                If you're considering going to one of Lights' shows, do it. You will not be disappointed. The fact that I'm still feeling her energy over a month later should tell you all you need to know.

            

Sunset Sons & Louis Berry

4/4/16 

My brother and his friend saw Sunset Sons at a festival last year and loved them. So they got tickets to their show in Brighton a couple of weeks ago. My brother said I should go because I'd really love them. I listened to one song and booked my ticket.
Louis Berry was supporting. A cheeky lad from the depths of Liverpool. He was really good. He had a Jake Bugg kind of vibe about him but without the cockiness.
Sunset Sons have that fantastic surfer-rock-good-vibes-only feel to their music, and I'm sucker for that sort of music. So naturally I feel in love with them. Their album will be getting a lot of plays this summer.

          

Neck Deep, Creeper & WSTR

16/4/16

I won't discuss the supports too much on this one. I got to the venue towards the end of WSTR's set so I can't comment on them, and Creeper I didn't really enjoy. They were from Southampton and a lot of people knew/liked them so maybe it was just me.
Neck Deep though. Oh, Neck Deep. I have a lot of love these guys. If you want to read more about my love for them go here. But these lads have always put on an incredible show.
I was having a bad day and almost didn't go, but they cheered me up completely. They've never failed to do that so far.

Much Love.

♥

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Listening to: Blossom- How Do You Like Me Now?

Film Photo Diary.

"This Is The Rock 'n' Roll Life, and you had to invent it as you went along."

Yesterday my mum and I took a trip up to London to see The Rolling Stones exhibition- Exhibitionism.

It opened on Monday and it's on until September- if you get a chance to go, do it!

Held at the Saatchi Gallery on King's Road, it features rare, never-seen-before artifacts including diaries, documents, photos, audio and video footage, and even a glimpse at their living situation before they were famous.
Documenting the bands 50+ year career, the attention to detail to beautiful and impressive- believe me when I say you can almost smell the stale cigarette smoke.
There's interactive and cinematic experiences for you to fully get immersed in The Stones' life. Work from three of my faves, David Bailey, Andy Warhol and couture Alexander McQueen are also featured.

I'm only 22, so I obviously haven't witnessed a huge amount of The Stones' career, however, this was an incredibly interesting and educational trip down musical memory lane.
I have so much love for this band, and if you feel the same, or at least, the same about music in general, you will find this exhibition pretty inspiring.
You weren't allowed to take photos inside so I only these few from outside.

If you don't live in England, don't worry. the Exhibition will be travelling to 11 cities including Los Angeles, New York and Tokyo. Keep your eyes peeled.

"Everyone talks about rock these days; the problem is they forget about the roll."
Keith Richards.

♥

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Listening to:  The Rolling Stones- Drift Away.