Everything Eleanor

19:05, and we were at the back of a queue of excitable youths itching to get the best seat in the house at the Cambridge Corn Exchange. A girl in front, Snapchatting the time away, enthusiastically squealed about the band she's about to see's very own filter. Kind of ironic, I thought; in an hour or two, the evening's headliners were to showcase an album laced with messages about our infatuation with media. As we shuffled ever closer, the neon-lit poster of the Northern Irish trio came into view. Just the way the bluish glow surrounded the lengthy locks of Alex Trimble seemed to promise a night of spectacular lights and headbanging. Two Door Cinema Club had arrived. Post the equally entertaining sets of Anteros and Sundara Karma, the stage blacked out before welcoming Alex, Sam and Kevin to stage with blinding white lights. The instantly recognisable entrance to their debut's opener Cigarettes in the Theatre blared from the speakers, spurring fierce guita...

Hello! Happy 2017! Yes, I am probably the last person in the world to say that but this is my first post of the new year, so have a gooden.  Although winter seems like it lasts for 3/4 of the year, we are slowly but surely edging into spring, and the SS17 collections will be popping up in our shops here, there and everywhere before we know it. This mini lookbook includes some of the stuff I've really been enjoying recently that are sure to take me through to spring. *Some of these things I've had for a while, so will link similar things if I can find some:)* |LOOK 1|  Coat:  New Look , Top: Miss Selfridge ( similar ), Jeans: New Look , Scarf: Miss Selfridge ( similar ), Boots: Clarks   As we slip into spring, layering is a must. The traditional duster coat never seems to go out of winter fashion. Its not too thick, so perfect for the transitional period. Adding pops of colour with the khaki top and colourful scarf brings the outfit to life...