Bella Boutique is for every fashionista out there!

Since its launch in September 2011, Bella Boutique has been a firm favourite with fashionistas – everyone from Rochelle Wiseman from The Saturdays to Billie Faiers from TOWIE have been seen wearing clothes from this hip boutique. 

Shop with ease for your fashion fix, even at 4am in the morning, away from the overcrowded and repetitive high street. Being an online store brings the pleasure of ordering at whatever time you please. Bella Boutique serves the space between the catwalk and high street chain stores, providing individuality, exclusivity and offering something inspirational and not something worn by every Tom, Dick and Harry!

Every season, they aim to bring you the most talked about styles and celebrity looks whilst constantly sourcing new labels from up-and-coming young independent British designers. Whether it’s quirky London label Never Fully Dressed, or effortlessly chic brand Maggie + Me, divulge into their brand list and grab yourself a Bella Boutique treat!

I spoke with Natasha from Bella Boutique and asked which was her favourite fashion period and fashion icon: “My favourite period in terms of fashion has to be the 80s. I love the fun loving element of the period, bright colours, embellishment, music and fashion becoming inter-related and the general over the top expressions. At the moment I have my eye on Rita Ora becoming a bit of a fashion icon. I love her 80s clothing she wears and can see her becoming bit of a ‘British Rihanna’.”

She singled out this Sugarhill Boutique Lolly Dress as her favourite item: “The style is very simple in the form of a shirt dress – which will never grow old! I especially love the print; the hand-printed detail is very cute and adds elements of colour into the dress.”

Speaking about the future, Natasha said: “Hopefully Bella Boutique still has a lot in store for everyone. We still have our high summer collection to arrive shortly online and hopefully you will see our stall at some of the summer festivals.”

Louise Elsom