 By Andrea McVeigh.
For feminine, girly, form-flattering fashion we always look to The Boudoir, Dungannon, and the boutique's catwalk show during Belfast FASHIONWEEK didn't disappoint.
We loved the boutique's championing of carefully-selected Spanish and Italian labels, famous for their attention to detail and superb line and form.
The catwalk came alive with such outfits, including a fuchsia pink short party frock (pictured left) and a stunning multi-coloured maxi dress with oversized florals.
Jewels and sequins also added extra dazzle to a lot of the clothes.
A zesty orange shift-style dress added a citrus punch to proceedings, and looked jaw-droppingly OMG fabulous worn over black leggings and teamed with orange heels.
Casualwear is never simply 'casual' with The Boudoir, so we loved seemingly classic trouser/leggings and top combinations being given extra glamour with well-chosen brights and detailing.
Having recently started stocking 7 For All Mankind jeans, we loved the classic Roxanne skinny jean teamed with a tan jacket - very hip, very 'now'.
While nudes and neutrals were well represented, it was the dazzling selection of summer brights, especially in short dresses, that really held our attention.
One of the labels we particularly liked was Beba's Closet, a Spanish label which has shown at Milan and Madrid Fashion Weeks, and which combines silks, lace, linens and crepes in a cute and flattering collection of separates and cocktail dresses.
We also loved the Spanish Isabel de Pedro label, especially the gorgeous black backless dress.
Evening wear boasted a stunning jade green dress and a sumptuous selection of bejewelled and sparkling gowns.
Photography by Jessica Weber for Sugahfix.com
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