Cosmic Girl

It all started with this simply breathtaking image on our big sister blog’s insta account. Eighteen thousand likes, peeps. And counting. Yes, you read that right, EIGHTEEN THOUSAND. How could we not follow it up with a celestial-themed fashion post?!

Hush

I was chuffed to bits when I stumbled across a Hush section in my local John Lewis the other day. It’s just not the same buying online is it? IMO Hush do star jumpers better than anyone else on the British High Street. But don’t just take my word for it: check out the reviews on the Hush website. Apparently their Stella jumper is not just pretty as a picture, it’s also true-to-size and washes well.

Marks & Spencer

Laura from The Love Lust List is fully on board with ALL the celestial fashion. But in particular this a-line midi skirt. It’s the perfect transitional item: floaty enough for an Indian summer (here’s hoping), but substantial enough to be worn with thick tights and boots throughout autumn. And if you like that print then you probably need this tee (check out the ruching: gorgeous) and this flared-sleeve midi dress (check out the pleated sleeve: also gorgeous).

Topshop

Topshop have got serious embroidery game at the mo. That’s one sentence I never pictured myself penning. Just check out the embroidered rocket on the back of this shirt. And I know this is meant to be an A/W fashion post but if that Indian summer DOES hit, or if you’re jetting off to a beach for the October half term, then you probably need this floaty little knot-front number.

Asos

One of the loveliest celestial finds I came across was this maternity and nursing shift dress which almost made me want to be pregnant again. It’s simple and chic at the front, and the embroidered star is a pretty, subtle detail to the back.

Can we also talk about the Lily and Lionel range at Asos? Yes it’s a bit spendy but the cut and quality of ALL their pieces look exceptional. And so unusual. I can’t decide which I like the most…their silk shirt, their pleated midi, or their tiered maxi.

Whistles

Whistles’ slogan apparel never fails to be on point. Take this Etoile tee for example. And as for these earrings…well, they took me right back to age 14. I had some similar and used to wear a moon in one ear and a star in the other. I thought I was the bee’s knees. I’m not sure I can get away with this twenty years later but I would totes wear a matching pair.

Interiors

And because it’s RMS, I should probably mention these star pots, this star lamp and THIS bargain cushion from H&M. Want.

If you’ve got little ones and are looking to kit out their wardrobe or nursery then zoom on over to Rock My Family for even more enabling of the celestial variety.

What do you make of the cosmic/intergalactic trend? Any other starry fashion or home purchases we need to know about?