Be a lady: Matching separates and divine dresses

Monday 12 May 2014 18:15 BST

Pink rose-print top £40, and skirt £55, both Oasis, as before

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Whether you opt for a full-skirted or more streamlined silhouette, embrace your feminine side with this season's most elegant trend in matching separates or divine dresses

The chic spring comes with floral prints, pastel shades, brights colours and pencil skirts. This exclusive photoshoot might trigger some wardrobe inspirtation.

Photographs: Helen McArdle

Styling: Emma Akbareian

Model: Laela at Next

Hair: Chris Sweeney at DWM using Bumble and Bumble

Make-up: Aly Hazlewood using MAC Pro and Ciate Nails

Shot on location in The Audley Suite at The Dorchester, prices from £3,795 per night dorchestercollection.com

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