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Posted - March 2011 from The Mall at Cribbs CausewayMARK HEYES MARCH STYLE EDITWith Bristol Fashion Week starting next week we asked Mark Heyes, top TV fashion stylist and co-host of Bristol Fashion Week, to share his top looks for this spring/summer. 1970sDefinitely not an excuse to wear it all again! The spirit of the '70s pervades: floppy hats, big sunglasses, skinny flairs, wedges, big hair and head scarves. Think Farrah Fawcett and Charlie's Angels!
White HeatFresh, summery, simple and elegant. Whether it's a classic white shirt, beautifully cut jacket or wide - legged trousers. Look for clean lines and simple tailoring.
LongMaxi dresses and wide trousers are key looks for spring/summer - long flowing and floaty!
PrintsPatterned prints dominated the designer catwalks for this season. From large and painterly to small and ditsy, from florals to animal prints. Just remember the bigger you are, the smaller the print should be!
Colour BlockingColour blocking is one of the strongest and easiest looks to pull off this summer. Bright colours can be worn head - to - toe or bold and clashing. Wear one vibrant colour, or mix and match two or three bold jewel tones. Look out for emerald green, bright pink, strong reds and acid yellows. Don't be shy it's all about maximum wow factor! Try brightly coloured accessories if this look is too much for you.
TangerineTangerine one of the hottest colours this season! Tangerine and other shades of orange worn head to toe, or as an accent colour. Looks great with a tan!
Natural nudesAs an alternative to the season's brights, check out the lovely soft nude shades. Soft tulle, lace and florals in muted tones all combine to create an elegant, understated feel . Stay pale and interesting this summer.
BluesFrom deep ocean blue to turquoise - blue is a good colour option for more formal occasions. Blue is also the colour of denim which goes beyond jeans to tailored jackets, dresses, shirts and pinafores.
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