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Brightening up our week at Semple we have Marsha Campbell from the blog ‘Style Of A London Tall Girl’ for five days of vibrant looks. If your unsure how to wear colour, then this is the girl for you. This Monday morning Marsha has opted for a soft pale pink peplum jacket and a flower print skort. She keeps things simple with nude courts and a statement necklace. The contrasting blue clutch and sunglasses take this look from pretty and girly to fashion trend setter.
Zip jacket: Topshop / Skorts: Very / Necklace: Ily Couture / Heels: Hobbs / Clutch: Asos / Sunglasses: Kite
Get to know London Tall Girl…
What do you do when you’re not blogging?
I work as an area manager in fashion retail for a tall clothing brand, so it works quite well with my blog.
What interests you?
Other than fashion I love Forensic Science which I have a Master’s degree in. When I’m not talking fashion and forensics, you can find me unwinding in my local cinema watching a movie.
What is your motivation everyday?
To inspire every woman in the world who has at one point felt different or considered to not fit into the ‘norm’. Oh and of course my boyfriend!
Do you have a treasured garment?
Has to be my classic 2.55 Chanel bag!
What is your best style advice?
Dress for your body shape, if you can incorporate the trends this is a bonus but stick to what suits you and stand tall…and no one will ever doubt you!
Who is your style inspiration?
Audrey Hepburn and Olivia Palermo.
Where do you see yourself in ten years time?
Continuing my blog and inspiring others with my style whilst dabbling in a bit of science every now and then. Hopefully travelling the world.
What is your biggest highlight in your career to date?
Working with brands that I always admired like ASOS and Hobbs. I also recently filmed for a TV series on my life as a blogger.
Which trends will make a return next season?
Pastel colours are going to be big for fall, every shade of blue and monochrome will be staying.
What would you like to be remembered for?
My sense of style and my crazy laugh.
Interview and words by Jessica Wykes
