This jersey mesh top is so sexy and bang on trend, the structured centre pattern creates curves for those that are lacking and accentuates curves of those who already have them.

And if your old enough to remember, it’s also reminiscent of the classic 90’s mesh cocktail dresses that were everywhere up until the late 90’s and in my opinion should have never gone out of fashion. and it also reminds me a little of the John Paul Gaultier perfume bottles.

£25 from http://www.asos.com

Original Post by Laura Corleys – Editor in chief at fashion finds uk

These VivienneWestood for Melissa heart sling back shoes are soooocute!

They actually take me back to my childhood, sitting watching Kylie’s ‘hand on your heart’ video, where she wore different brightly coloured halter dresses with contrasting hearts throughout the video, although she didn’t actually wear shoes with hearts on, these are the same as the dresses that she wore.

Check out the video:

Available at http://www.asos.com at £88

Original Post by Laura Corleys -- Editor in chief at fashion finds uk

The long awaited Dita Von Teese second collection for Wonderbra, the ‘Party Edition’ is now in stores ladies, but you’ll have to be quick if you want to get your hands on the gorgeous vintage inspired undies as they sold out so quickly last time.

Asos have some of the collection, and other online retailers include – Figleaves.com, Littlewoods.com and Oli.com, also available on the highstreet at selected Debenhams stores, House of Fraser, John Lewis and Topshop Oxford Street.

Go on girls, add a touch of pure glamour and sexiness to your underwear drawers!

Original Post by Laura Corleys – Editor in chief at fashion finds uk

I am loving this soft jersey jumpsuit from ASOS, in one of AW09 biggest colour trends, Grey and the hugely trendy one shoulder style, this is so figure flattering and the soft movement of the fabric against your skin should make you feel extremely sexy and comfortable.

This should take you all the way through until next summer!
Glam it up with a few chunky bangles and some statement earrings.

£35 http://www.asos.com/

Original Post by Laura Corleys – Editor in chief at fashion finds uk

Ok, we’re all different shapes and sizes girls, which is why sometimes a generic bikini style just won’t do. If your a AA cup your going to want a boob boosting style to give you that extra confidence on the beach, and if your a DD+ cup then your going to want support for those puppies and it’s actually quite difficult to find DD+ styles, particularly if your small everywhere else. If you were to go into a highstreet store and try on, say a basic string bikini, you’d have to get a much larger size to accommodate your bust which would leave you with huge baggy bottoms, so you need to go for mix and match styles that you can often find in catalogues and online where you can pick say, a size 14 top and size 10 bottoms or go for a specialist DD+ style and brand like Bravissimo, figleaves are great for stocking DD+ bikinis, and probably the best place online to find DD+ bras too as they have a huge selection to choose from.http://www.figleaves.com
And for those of you smaller girls that want a boost, (i can sympathise as i was an A cup for years before they suddenly grew when i turned 19 and this was before gel bras or chicken fillets existed, so i used to stuff shoulder pads down my bra!) i have found a fantastic website that specialises in gel filled bikini’s and bras for smaller busts,http://www.maxcleavage.com the sizes start from 30AA (like the one pictured far left), but their gel bras also go up to a size 38DD for those of you bigger busted girls that like the look and feel of gel bras, personally prefer these even though i’m a 32DD as they give a fantastic shape under clothes and give great support.

Tip – It’s really important to get your boobs properly measured at least once a year as our body’s change all the time due to weight gain/loss, hormones, and age, and according to surveys, a whopping 80% of women are wearing the wrong the bra size!

Original Post by Laura Corleys – Editor in chief at fashion finds uk