Plan your weekly outfits and win £200 worth of H&M Vouchers

Do you find mornings incredibly stressful?  Can’t find anything to wear? Do you arrive late for work in a bit of a state?

We’ve teamed up with Melanie Wall, Stylist and Colour Analyst based in Hertfordshire who shares her advice on planning your weekly outfits so you don’t find yourself stressed out first thing in the morning. 

She advocates setting aside some time on the weekend to plan your weekly outfits; saving you dashing around in the morning trying to locate a missing item, discovering all of your tights are still wet in the washing machine or finding out your new puppy has chewed your favourite pair of heals or in Mel’s case her new rabbit (named Jimmy Chew).
 

How to Enter

To celebrate working together we’re holding a giveaway for one of our lucky readers to #win a £200 Gift Voucher from H&M, one of Mel’s favourite shops.  But we’re going to make you work for it, not too much though.



We’d love to see the outfits you have planned for the week you can Tweet us, post to our Facebook, Instagram it or blog it for a bonus 5 entries!  Further details are included in the entry form including Terms and Conditions.

We wanted to make sure as many people as possible could enter our giveaway so there are quite a few ways to enter.   Simply use the Rafflecopter form below.  You can use one or all. 
 
We’re really excited about seeing all of the entries.
 

And the winner is.....

The competition has now come to a close.  Thanks to eveyone who joined in!  We've now chosen the winner and she's been informed via email. Congratulations to Rebecca and Happy Shopping!

How to create a collage

If you’re not sure how to capture several outfits in a photo there are loads of different apps and programs that allow you to quickly create collages.  Below are 3 that we can personally recommend and have used ourselves.


1) PicFrame – (iPhone/iPad app) allows you to create collages from pictures that are already in your camera roll.  Simply choose a frame, then click the segments and pop in the picture.

2) PicMonkey is another favourite of ours, we tend to use it on our desktop machines but there is also Android and Apple apps, we haven’t used the apps but if it’s as good as the desktop version then we can definitely recommend it.

3) We’re also big fans of Canva here in the office – anyone can become a designer – again it’s a very simple interface and has the option to create collages and it’s no surprise it’s available both in the iTunes store and Google Play.
 
Good luck to everyone and if you have any questions please do get in touch.