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Though we might still feel like we are in the depths of winter, with the winds howling and the rain persisting, believe it or not but spring is right around the corner. That’s right – before you know it, or so we hope – things will start looking brighter and warmer, and that calls for a change in our wardrobe too.

Spring is one of the most optimistic times of the year; winter has finally come and gone, and summer is looming on the horizon. This also means it is finally time to put away the winter wardrobe of dark, heavy clothes which reflect the mood of the cloudy, drizzly days, and revisit lighter, brighter pieces that celebrate the changing of the seasons.

Once Christmas and New Year are over, it can sometimes feel like a long wait until there’s anything to celebrate again. This is only added to by the arrival of winter and some of the coldest months of the year, making things feel extra dreary! However, as things begin to brighten up again around March, and spring is on the horizon, you might start thinking about Easter and the prospect of Easter dresses.

Preadolescence, also known as pre-teen or tween is a term often assigned to the 10-13 age group. Your little girl is turning into a young lady, which means a move up to secondary school and a new sense of independence. She has spent seven beautiful years in primary school, making friends and becoming her unique self, so it can be an emotional time for the child and parents when this moment arrives.

Oh, la la! C’est l’amour! Valentine’s Day on the 14th February is an annual celebration often associated with love and romance, yet it’s also an opportunity to commemorate friendship and the joy we have for others. As such, you’re never too young to get into the spirit of Valentine’s Day! Children of all ages love to get involved — whether that’s making a card, baking a cake, writing cute notes or dressing up in their favourite red attire.

With so many proms and parties on your teenager’s social calendar, it can get a little confusing knowing what style of dress best suits the various events — let alone what to choose for certain body types.

When you’re invited to a wedding, your first thoughts often centre around what to wear. Florals, pastel colours and floaty materials will spring to mind, but you may be wondering — does this theme suit a December wedding?

Christmas is right around the corner and what better way to celebrate than with a Christmas party? Dressing for a special occasion is always exciting, and the festive period adds even more magic to the thrill. Because special occasions like Christmas only come once year, it’s a chance to wear things we perhaps normally wouldn’t, and even make a statement.

If you’ve got some parties or celebrations lined up then you’re probably also thinking about Christmas dresses and what one to choose for the occasion. Picking Christmas dresses for teens can be particularly tricky, and if you fall into this category, then don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. The great thing about Christmas dresses is that they are sparkly, glitzy and glamorous. But sometimes it can be too much, which is why it’s important to find that happy medium.

Weddings are always one of the most exciting events to be invited to as a guest. It’s a time of celebration, happiness and fun – and the perfect excuse to get dressed up. In the fashion world, wedding dressing has become a sphere of its own in recent years; bridal fashion weeks now take place each year, high-end designers produce specific wedding-focused collections, and brands are constantly offering choices for those big days.