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Hoodie by JH ZANE

Glasses by SUPER, top by RALPH LAUREN from a vintage selection at FOUND AND VISION and dress by VIVIENNE WESTWOOD ANGLOMANIA

Top by RALPH LAUREN from a vintage selection at FOUND AND VISION, skirt by MiH JEANS and shoes by AMÉLIE PICHARD

Dress and underwear both by THIS IS THE UNIFORM

Tshirt by THRASHER, trousers by FILES A PAPA, shoes by AMÉLIE PICHARD and earring by SMITH/GREY

Jacket by VIVIENNE WESTWOOD ANGLOMANIA, earring by VIVIENNE WESTWOOD and badges STYLIST’S OWN

Kitty wears Tshirt from a vintage selection at BEYOND RETRO and underwear by AMERICAN APPAREL and Astin wears dress by JH ZANE

Coat by JH ZANE

Jumper by WHISTLES and badge STYLIST’S OWN

Mary wears dress by CHARLIE MAY and Kitty wears polo beck by HOUSE OF DAGMAR and trousers by TOMMY HILFIGER

Jeans by TOMMY HILFIGER and underwear by LA PERLA

Top by AMERICAN APPAREL, jeans by CHARLIE MAY and glasses by CUTLER AND GROSS

Photographer: Steph Wilson (@stephwilsonshoots)

Stylist: Beth Rivett (@bethrivettstylist)

Make up: Robyn Fitzsymonds (@952911_)

Hair: Terri Capon (@terri_capon)

Art Department/Set: Laura Little (@laulit)

Stylist’s Assistant: Charlotte Knowles

Models: Astin @ IMG, Kitty @ Premier and Mary @ Wilhelmina

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Red coat by EDELINE LEE, white polo neck by MONKI, sheer white skirt by PHOEBE ENGLISH, sunglasses by CUTLER & GROSS

 Fluffy watermelon coat by KEVIN GEDDES, white bandeau by THIS IS THE UNIFORM, gold necklace and gold earrings by CORNELIA WEBB

Grey fluffy jumper by DAGMAR, white sheer trousers by PHOEBE ENGLISH, silver choker by CORNELIA WEBB

 Grey wool dress by J.JS LEE, silver choker by CORNELIA WEBB, silver boots by CAMILLA ELPHICK

 Orange knitted dress and scarf both by KEVIN GEDDES

 Dark green wool coat by BACK, white shirt with orange embroidery by PALMER HARDING, orange leather trousers by KEVIN GEDDES and slides are stylist’s own.

Wool mustard jumper by BEYOND RETRO, tan corduroy skirt by PETER JENSEN, mules by DEAR FRANCES, sunglasses by CUTLER & GROSS

Sheer pink top by THIS IS THE UNIFORM, gold necklace by CORNELIA WEBB

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The Frye Company are the oldest shoe makers in the US, and having already gained expert status in leather and boots, they have taken to new territory: eyewear. By teaming up with cult optical brand Cutler and Gross, Frye are twinning their retro aesthetic with British finesse. The collection consists of five classic styles including, but not limited to, the infamous aviator model.

The devil is in the details for this collaborative project, with the smallest of design details making the difference. Ranging from £471-£511 a piece, each pair will set you back a pretty penny – but what a pretty penny it will be when summer comes rolling in. With the seventies trend full swing this SS15, these sunnies will catapult your vintage look to the next level.

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Blue floral silk dress by Burberry Prorsum, black and white fur popsicle by Charlotte Simone.

Painted shearling coat by Burberry Prorsum, white vest by Topshop Boutique, gold prism ring by Sonal Bhaskaran.

Blue floral silk dress by Burberry Prorsum, black and white fur popsicle by Charlotte Simone, green kitten heels, silver and blue stone choker and bracelet by Freedom at Topshop.

Multi print silk dress by Chloé, pink fur popsicle by Charlotte Simone, tort glasses by Eye Respect, silver and resin links choker by Yael Salomon, gold and resin links choker  by Yael Salomon.

Cream wool fringed coat by Chloé, clear and black stripe glasses by Cutler and Gross X Holly Fulton.

Green smudge sweatshirt by Marni, black check shirt by Uniqlo, distressed jeans by Rag & Bone, white and black shearling shrug by Marni, amber glasses by Eye Respect, silver stacking rings by  Sonal Bhaskaran.

Multi print silk dress by Chloé, pink fur popsicle by Charlotte Simone, tort glasses by Eye Respect, silver and resin links choker by Yael Salomon, gold and resin links choker  by Yael Salomon.

Navy wool neck tube by Wood Wood, denim vest by Aries, blue jeans, £210, Rag & Bone, orange fur jacket by Chloé, clear glasses by Eye Respect, gold double ring by Yael Salomon.

Model: FRED JUNEAU @ Premier

Photography: DANIEL FRASER

Styling: LUCINDA GALLOP

Hair & Make-up: GIGI HAMMOND using M.A.C Cosmetics and Fudge Hair.

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For Cutler and Gross’ latest collection, think English garden party.Bone china teapots on fine lace tablecloths under the shade of an apple tree, with lashings of Earl Grey and jasmine; Pimm’s with cucumber; cream and jam sponge; tennis on the lawn; daisy chains and ladybirds aplenty.

Amongst the host of incredible eyewear, Cutler and Gross present the star of the collection; the new cat eye 1112. The granny-chic frame makes it debut this spring and will no doubt be a huge success. The romance of antique, wooden-framed, glass-cased entomology is, in typical Cutler and Gross style, mixed up with cutting edge technology. Inspired by winged insects presevered in amber, the technique has been replicated in contemporary form by their new 3D laminated printed technique. Undeniably romantic and feminine with a vintage feel, its the ideal frame for British springtime. We love this incred illustration by Coco Pit.

Renowned for their glasses handmade in Italian acetate with hand-polished finishes and 100% UV 400 absorbing lenses, Cutler and Gross are also offering the 1112 in Black and Dark Turtle.

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Embellished jersey dress and knitted bra top both by PRADA and ring from PEBBLE.

It’s early in Chlöe Howl’s career, and she’s already getting stopped in the street. Blame it on her impalpably cute, tomboyish looks, glistening green eyes or fiery pixie cut  – but it happens, and usually when she least expects it.  “Typically, I’ll be doing something really embarrassing,” she laughs. “One time I was really hungover and in the previous day’s makeup, shoving crisps into my mouth. Someone came over and was like “Oh my God Chlöe, I can’t believe it’s you!” Needless to say, I was mortified.”

But many – from Topshop, who scouted her for a live performance, to the BBC, who shortlisted her for their Sound of 2014 gong – are buzzing about Howl and her straight-talking, sassy pop sound. When she heard of her nomination, she was in disbelief. “I kept getting them to check. Especially because Sam (Smith) and Ella (Eyre) were in the mix too – they have both had number 1s already.”

Jacket by DSQUARED2, ring by MAWI, sunglasses by CUTLER AND GROSS and tulle gloves by SIMONE ROCHA

Growing up in Maidenhead, Howl spent her time singing along to her sisters’ Destiny’s Child and Alicia Keys records. “I tried to copy their voices and do what they did,” she recalls. “It was hard, but I thought if I gave myself the most difficult parts to sing, I might end up being half as good.”

In the summer after her GCSEs, the 18-year-old landed a record deal with Columbia – ending her academic career. She didn’t enrol in college – something she kept a secret from her father. “He knew I was talking to labels – but I convinced him it wouldn’t mess with my education,” she says. “After about three weeks into term he was like ‘How’s school going?’ I was like ‘Oh yeah, about that!'”

Since then, she’s been working on her sound in the studio, which she describes as “steak and kidney pop” – like bubblegum but “meatier”, apparently. Writing with the likes of Eg White (Florence and Adele) and Richard X (Sugababes and M.I.A), the singer describes early 2014 as a strange, transitional period. “It’s weird, because I went from the sheltered life of school to turning up to 30 year old men’s houses and being like ‘Hey, let’s write a song together.'”

Monochrome top and trousers both by CHANEL and ring and bangle both from PEBBLE

The finished product – Howl’s upcoming self-titled album, out June 9 – is filled with punchy pop tunes about everyday teenage drama. Take it from tracks like No Strings – the story of a sleazy, hormone-infused party – or Rumours, which charts a rumour gone out of control. “Everyone was being quite bitchy, and I got to thinking: we are all just trying to figure out who we are. While doing that, you’re naturally going to act like an idiot. The song was me saying, ‘Come on guys, let’s give each other a break.'”

In person, Howl is just as upfront as her lyrics suggest. Take her account of her first red carpet event, the Brit award nominations. “It was fucking terrifying!” she says. “It’s funny, because it looks like this amazing party when you watch it on TV, and it’s not like that at all. I kept getting pushed around because I was getting in the way of everyone.”

White and red coat by MIU MIU

The next few months will hold a lot of firsts for the songstress. She’ll be relocating to London, living away from her hometown for the first time in her life. Howl will perform in arenas for the first time, accompanying Ellie Goulding on her UK tour. “‘I’ve done small venues before, but this time I’m going to shit myself because it’s in front of thousands of people. The O2 is the scariest but it’s the last stop – so I’m thinking by then I’m going to be amazing,” she says with a wink. Hype might be on Howl’s side, but she’s not getting her knickers in a twist about it. “I don’t want to set the bar too high and say I want my album to go double platinum or something. I mean, what if I only sell two copies?”

Words Eleanor Dunne
Fashion Editor Shirley Amartey
Photographer Lonny Spence
Hair Kota Suizu at Caren using KIEHL’S SINCE 1851
Makeup Lynsey Alexander using ALPHA H SKINCARE and M.A.C COSMETICS
Photographic Assistance Mark Kendrick
Fashion Assistance Rebecca Conlon
Hair Assistance Tomonari Yamaguchi

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Photographed by Tung Walsh and styled by Julia Sarr-Jamois, Taylor stepped into a dress by Dior for her front cover and a series of outfits from Chanel, Prada, Simone Rocha and this very fetching floral print dress from Versus, above. And those shades? Courtesy of the Giles for Cutler and Gross collection. Take it from us, Tay Tay wears clothes well – she’s been 5″10′ since she was a teenager belting out country ballads, after all.

Stay tuned to our site tomorrow, where we’ll release a special sneak peek from the interview and a selection of unseen pictures!

Green Big Daisy dress by Simone Rocha, white leather handbag with red leather flower motif by Prada and white leather loafers by Church’s.

Blue and pink cashmere cardigan by Chanel and white leather skirt by Christopher Kane.

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