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ALL the world loves a Royal Wedding - and the global hype surrounding the fairytale nuptials of Prince William and Kate Middleton was arguably unsurpassed.

The burning question among everyone glued to telly screens on the big day was what would the bride be wearing as she swept down the aisle at Westminster Abbey.

Not surprisingly an estimated TV audience of two billion people marvelled as beautiful Kate swopped vows in a stunning ivory and white creation from top designer Sarah Burton.

As the newlyweds prepare to jet off on honeymoon it's now time for us all to concentrate on our own summer wardrobes ahead of possible hols in sunnier climes.

But with fashion constantly changing and mini trends forever popping up, the thought of choosing the perfect clothes can leave you nursing a right royal headache!

What shall I wear? What should I wear? And what are the key items that will bring me and my wardrobe up to date?

Well, consider us your fashion aspirin! Style of Wight is here to cure that unwanted stress and tension.

We’ve been scouting our favourite Island independents and further afield to bring to you a quick and easy guide on how to update your look for the coming months.

It’s official: winter is over!  I know because the magazines are full of fresh spring clothes and the shops rails are slowly changing from a stormy sea of black and grey to our springtime favourites of navy and white, neutrals and… wild colour!

We have probably all just made a new years resolution to improve our health, fitness or general wellbeing.  Wearing the correctly sized bra can do just this, and research has shown that at least of 70% of women are wearing the wrong size!

Happy New Year to you all; Christmas has come and gone, the decorations packed away for another year and a New Year has started.

If you are like me, January is a difficult month and we long for the new season’s clothes and dream of hot summer’s days drinking Pimm’s on the lawn! But back to reality and I am going to give you hints of how to survive January and February stylishly.

Students of Platform One, Hannah Rose and Anna, are two individuals who have taken two very different routes down the career path within the music industry yet they work closely together. Both studying degrees in Commercial Music, Hannah Rose, the musically talented artist, is guided and promoted by Anna, her manager. Anna, as the backbone to the Hannah Rose brand, strives to promote the artist’s development by getting gigs, managing social networks, organising photoshoots and sponsors. The two, as a part of their degree course must take on their roles professionally into the real world. And with this pair there’s no stopping their enthusiasm for the real thing.

The clocks have changed, we’ve hung up our witches broom and hat until next Halloween and now the Christmas party season beckons us. Another fashion dilema----? Hopefully not, the below hints and tips will help you to enjoy and not dread the Christmas party.

A night of amazing talent – from the artwork on the walls, the layout and set up of the main hall, the behind the scenes organisation and of course the designs themselves.

Once an emblem of British values and tradition , the 60’s and 70’s saw the Union Jack adopted by disgruntled youths much to the horror of middle England.

Keeping warm and wrapping up in the cold months before spring, is important to all of us but you don’t have to wear that old knitted jumper as there are now a wide range of companies that can offer style and comfort.