We are huge fans of the Stella McCartney range. There's more than meets the eye with this ground breaking Adidas by Stella McCartney collection. Featuring products made with recycled ocean waste in collaboration with Parley for the Oceans, it’s sportswear with creativity at its core.

If you've ever wondered if a grown woman should ever wear pink? The answer, for this season at least, is...absolutely!

Pink - particularly of the fuchsia variety - flooded the catwalk at London Fashion week, with shows from Celine, Valentino, Gucci and Balenciaga. Whether you choose to layer lots of different hues over your separates like at Valentino, or colour block by wearing coats over statement dresses, you won't go wrong as long as it's pink, pink, pink.

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Stella McCartney was one of the first designers in the fashion business to embrace a sustainable attitude in her business model- from the productions to the final collections.

As Stella McCartney said 'I design clothes that are meant to last. I believe in creating pieces that are going to get burnt, that are not going to landfills and that are not going to damage the environment. For every piece in every collection I am always asking what have we done to make this garment more sustainable and what else can we do. It is a constant effort to improve'.

Denim is no longer relegated to the weekend and casual occasions only. These days jeans can be appropriate pretty much anytime, and here at Cruise we wear them all the time.