Sunday Style - Let It Reign In The Sunshine!

We've recently fell head over heels for all things British store Let It Reign. Let it Reign was founded by Ria Parkin, who started the online lifestyle boutique to showcase all the amazing homegrown fashion and homeware talent out there, and wow, we sure do have a lot to offer!

Ria very generously sent me this Hilary Laing Skulls Skinny Scarf, £49 to play with! Hilary is based Glasgow and all her designs are hand printed and produced in Scotland.

It's absolutely gorgeous, a silk blend with a fun 'crayon' effect graphic print in bright colours, too cute!


It's the perfect way to brighten up a plain blazer, so I popped it around the collar of my grey marl one from Prodigy Red last year and it instantly turned a plain blazer, tee and jeans outfit into something a bit more special! For some reason, the camera refused to take a sharp full length picture of me today so I'm running with this soft focus 'Flake' style romantic shot - work with me on this one! ;)


A Wildfox tee is adding a touch of sport luxe, the jeans are MiH Jeans Marrakesh flares and the Kermit green heels peeping from under them are from Runway Shoes.


I carried the skull theme through with a Johnny Loves Rosie clutch, and teamed it with accessories in similar colours - a bright yellow LTD Watch and blue nails, and you can see how it all works together with the Hilary Laing print peeping through.


I really love this scarf, and Let It Reign is definitely on my list of go to stores for gifts and treats. Did you know they stock Zatchels? We also love the Louise Buchan collars and the Hoolala jewellery (check out the BANG Colt Gun Necklace!).

I've decided to use this scarf as my prop sometime soon to show how I like to wear scarves, but I'm open to new ideas so please feel free to tell me how you like to wear yours! I usually wrap them around my wrist or tie them to a bag for a different look to the usual neck tying :)

Thanks to Ria for the lovely gift and go check out Let it Reign for yourself!

J - Scarfing in the sunshine.