As Glasto is only a week away I've been getting into the festival spirit and brainstorming potential outfit ideas for festivals I'll be attending later on in the year. As some of you may already know, British festivals are almost a complete contrast to those that you see abroad *cough cough Coachella*. Try replacing your sandals with wellies and suncream with a large, puffa jacket (might be slightly exaggerating, you should probably take both. British weather n all). As I daydream of managing to afford T in the Park tickets, I can also daydream of the ideal outfits I could be wearing if I had more than £10 to my name. If I had the cash, this is what I would be wearing.

Spring and summer is well and truly underway and I've been loving looking through how other people are rockin' the trends. Instead of sitting here in envy over these amazing outfits and crying into my empty purse, I'm going to put my energy into sharing my favourite looks with you. You are SO welcome.

The title of this post sounds like I'm mourning the death of Hedi (although he is very much still alive), but that is almost what it feels like after hearing the news of his departure from Saint Laurent (might be a slight exaggeration there but I'm gonna go with it for dramatic effect). Saint Laurent changed my perspective of fashion and menswear in particular. Slimane's designs made me wish I was a guy, simply so I could look THAT cool in a pair of leather trousers and a button up shirt. Basically, Saint Laurent served me greatness season after season and it makes me very sad that the man that has inspired my own personal style is parting ways with such an incredible brand. It took me a few days to type up this post as since the news was released on April 1st, I wanted to believe that it was all a terrible April Fools prank. Unfortunately not, so instead I'm going to leave you with a collection of my favourite looks so we can all look back at his wonderful era together and appreciate what Hedi brought to the fashion industry. 

Yeezy has outstretched beyond his calm colour palette, introducing burnt reds, oranges and yellows - which I am totally a fan of. As well as colouring, he's involved patterns rather than the "blank canvas" effect that he has used in previous seasons. The collection looks autumnal, although still sticking to the classic neutral theme. 

The whole collection still has a military-esque theme that has been continued through the seasons. The menswear still consists of the baggy, oversized jumpers and jackets whereas womenswear was skintight and looked almost naked. Aviator style jackets have been added which I think is a great expansion from previous collections and adds a new vibe which Seasons 1 and 2 lacked. 

More texture has been added into Season 3 with the (minimal) use of fur and suede. Denim has also been shown through baggy dungarees - which I personally wouldn't expect to see in one of his collections, but it works. 

Each season seems to be an expansion of one another. Slowly, but subtly, evolving into more dimensional garments and each collection takes its form even further. West is really showing what he can do as a designer (with a little help from Adidas) and I personally think he is killing it. 

(Disclaimer - these images are not my own and credits go out to the original owners)