The Imaginary Fisherman

I've noticed prints on shirts getting more eccentric by the season, like 90's childrens tv presenter stylings, or a popstar who is lost in his own imagination. Considering I've often had people in the street shouting 'autistic' at me due to my love of tacky design, the revival of extreme retro is oh so good in my eyes. The golden commercial print is obviously the tropics of Versace. I'm lusting after some Barbados landscape trousers from Zara to dip my silhouette entirely in the tropical ocean. Equally as attractive as Versace is the 'beyond retro' esque shirts, which enable me to live out my summer holiday through my shirt. If I can't go to the seaside, I'll wear the beach and all its fishing harbour cuteness, and if I can't go to the zoo, I'll have elephant heads taking over the print in true safari style. Pauline Poetique is a designer who has inspired me in this sort of way big time. Her lookbook is a magical infusion of gypsy routes with acid punk qualities and ethereal glamour! [Don't forget to check out my ASOS marketplace to buy some of my old lookbook outfits with a tropical taste!)