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Poncho Love


The ever gorgeous  Kate Hudson glamming up the poncho 


AW15 fashion is all over the high street and I really enjoy dressing for this time of year. I wear more dresses in the winter then I do in the Summer, for me it's the comfort of the dark tights and boots. I like layering as I am not into heavy coats or jumpers (polo necks...I cannot be dealing with them at all, I hate the feeling of anything too high on my  neck). 

So the poncho is right on trend for this season, its perfect for layering and is so versatile. I have pulled together a selection from various high street shops for you. Also for the pregnant ladies out there, ponchos are a great piece to have in your wardrobe and so handy for throwing over your outfit. 



Love this casual look from Fern Cotton 

How do you style yours? Let me know   

Love & Sparkle
xxx 



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Claudia Schiffer pulling her poncho in with a belt 


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