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Wearing: Cup of Daisies Orange Jungle scarf, Topshop skater dress and necklace, Levis denim jacket, Givenchy sunnies

 Apologies for the slight hiatus, we're back with a post filled with orange, coral and bright palettes! Inspired by the brief intervals of slightly sunnier weather in the UK this Spring, why not look on the bright side of things. Featuring as a head accessory in this post is the 'Orange Jungle' scarf. This scarf was specially designed for the Noah's Ark Appeal, a charity in support for Children's Hospital in Wales. 

I've paired the headscarf with a coral skater dress, colourful statement necklace and a dark-wash denim jacket. Just one of those days where dressing up in brights makes everything more cheerful :) !

Joan x
photos courtesy of Mark Tan
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