…completely obsessed with fashion

The BAFTAs are always an eventful, memorable and star studded occasion.  What’s more the ceremony is always prior to the Oscars and consequently gives a strong indication as to who is likely to win what awards at the Oscars and more importantly what we can expect in terms of fashion when on the red carpet in March.

The BAFTAs were held just over a week ago but they have certainly left a lasting impression.  It would be fair to say that the British are not particularly famed for their fashion sense.  However, the dresses worn by many of the stars at the BAFTAs without doubt put these stereotypical views to bed and showed that the British certainly do know how to dress stylishly and more importantly know how to wear evening wear.

Walking down the red carpet must surely be a daunting experience so picking the right evening wear is absolutely imperative to ensure the star is left feeling confident and comfortable in their chosen gown, and it would seem that most of the women present at the BAFTAs should have been feeling confident as there were plenty of jaw droppingly beautiful dresses on display.

Kate Winslet is the epitome of the typical English Rose and she certainly didn’t disappoint at the ceremony.  The actress chose to stay loyal to her British roots and fly the flag for British fashion in a stunningly beautiful dress by Stella McCartney.  Once again Kate opted for a black dress which hugged her curves and showed her figure off beautifully.  Furthermore the lace panelling on this gown further accentuates her body and adds a further element to the dress.

Moreover as a British event there was little doubt in anyone’s mind that tribute would be paid to Alexander McQueen, the late and very talented fashion designer.  Both Jamie Winstone and the pregnant Sam Taylor both opted to wear Alexander McQueen creations.

So now all that remains is to wait patiently for the Oscars to see if the A listers on the other side of the Atlantic are able to match the high standards, in terms of evening wear, set by the British.

Well the difference is, where as Supermarkets may offer you a normal average shirt at a value price that is simply all they do offer. It is a basic fit, pop in choose your size and material, usually only cotton, buy it and away you go.

Thomas Pink on the other hand offers a huge selection ranging from different colours, materials, and styles!

They have: Classic, Slim, casual, evening, polo, and short sleeved for men. With a variety of collars, and cuffs to suit you and they way you like to wear your shirt for different occasions.

For women they have: tailored, city, slim fit, casual, short sleeved and polo. Again, with a selection of collar fabrics and cuff fits!

The only downside to these shirts is because they are specially tailored to suit you and your needs they hold a higher price tag, so for a casual every day shirt Tesco may be your answer.