I'm sorry, but how truly amazing is this outfit? Seriously... That crisp white shirt tucked into her on trend trousers looks super chic, plus her brown leather belt and grey hat perfectly accent her look. Considered as a whole, this outfit conjures images of seductive Parisiennes dressed to androgynous perfection in my mind- a look far sexier in it's modesty and simplicity than any revealing little number could ever dream of... In a word, perfection.
Chairman of the Board's uber stylish Iain Russell... Loving the shorts/tie combo, plus those glasses of his are beyond cool. AIF loves you, Iain! 
There's nothing I don't absolutely love about this outfit... The simplicity of each piece in terms of design and palate, paired with her amazingly luxe yet understated accessories, equals sheer outfit genius. In short, I'm in love...
Having debuted myself last week for all of you to see, my boyfriend got a little jealous... Why shouldn't his style be featured on the blog as well, he queried? Why not indeed! Not only does he have great personal style, but his wardrobe consists of some seriously enviable goods... Let's just say I've been known to raid his closet from time to time! He's my favourite shopping/thrifting partner, and now he's well on his way to becoming my favourite blog subject to boot... So without further ado, I present to you my better half, Mr. AIF!
Outfit details: Shirt- Banana Republic; Sweater- Ferragamo; Pants- Polo by Ralph Lauren; Shoes- Armani; Sunglasses- Vintage Rayban Wayfarers
Emma Girard in a vintage dress, belt, cardigan and shoes, with Frug earrings, an American Apparel headband and Hue tights...
2. The Cherry Blossom Girl
3. Stockholm Street Style 
4. Sea of Shoes
5. Le Blog De Betty
6. Style Rookie
7. Garance Dore
8. Jak and Jil
9. Igor and Andre
10. Karlas Closet
I will probably come back to this and add a bit of information about why they are my favourite but I have to get back to some physics revision so ta ta for now.
Despite it being one of the most famous and well established British brands, renowned for its amazing, classic items of clothing I always have chavvy connotations with Burberry. The mere sight of its beige tartan pattern is enough for me to imagine a charv from my school wearing a cheap, knock off Burberry cap and thinking they look the bee’s knees.
I love these bright and bold trenches, especially the purple one in the first photo (but then I am purple crazy haha) 
So jealous of these little children complete with their adorable buttoned up coats (oh and expect a post- well more of an image dump- of children’s fashion photos soon...)
The classic and versatile beige ones which go with everything and for me are the important addition to a working wardrobe. If I ever become a city lawyer I know what will be my first purchase.
Photos to show they work equally well on men and women and in a variety of colours and textures. I love the patent look of the lady's above, like a fresh pair of black leather school Mary Jane shoes.
Simply chic. And how could I forget the classic Sartorialist bicycle shot of a lady about town on her beautiful bike riding about town.
The gorgeous Emma Watson (I have a major girl crush on her as regular readers of my blog will know) as the face of Burberry. Autumn Winter collection on the left and the new shots which were released earlier this week of her in the Spring Summer collection.
Of course the Burberry trench is the dream but TopShop does do a decent high street verision with the added USP of shoulder pads.Photos either from Burberry- Art Of The Trench or the wonderful Sartorialist on his collaboration with Burberry (check out the first link)
Do you own a trench coat? If so where is it from?
Beth xoxo
Gah, I feel ill.So I am listening to one of my ultimate feel good songs (but nothing beats James Brown’s “I feel good”) and looking at pretty pictures on my favourite blogs to make me feel better.
Here are some of my favourite images, on newly found and loved website http://www.thestreethearts.com/ a street style website from Oslo by photographers Andreas Schjønhaug and Eirik Slyngstad. I think that it has an edge over the Sartorialist (at http://www.thesartorialist.blogspot.com/ ) because it tells you where all the items of clothing are from. Also quite a lot are bought in high street shops which is a nice change as it stops me from lusting over clothes and shoes I know I can't afford, which is a frequent occurrence on Scott's blog.
(Top- Maya, Above- Minni)
(Julianne)
(Sofie)
(Cara)
(Mari)
John Gold "Its Going" always makes me feel a bit better :)
Beth xx
