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Motel California

By Jodie Jones

Take a road trip through the sizzling fashion landscape this season, with our latest editorial. Our #PrimarkExclusive SS19 collection is packed with plenty of vibrant neon, animal print, and natural textures.

For spring/summer, our womenswear offer is teeming with sportswear staples expertly paired back with linens, earthy tones, and plenty of wooden accessories, culminating in a surprising rustic-athleisure hybrid. Fluorescent shades and safari-inspired neutrals mingle in unexpected sartorial combinations; linen suits with cycling shorts, shimmering mesh dresses with anoraks, fluid bias-cut midi skirts with chunky trainers and slogan hoodies.

On the menswear front, a distinctively 1950s vibe pervades, with light-wash denim, sweaters slung over shoulders, short-sleeved resort shirts, and voluminous work chinos worn high on the waist. Print and pattern ranges from hazy botanical, to yacht club stripes, and tie-dye. A utilitarian edge makes itself known, too, with multi-pocketed jackets and retro sports outerwear worn over sport shorts and roughed-up denim.

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New York Hoody £10, slip dress £15, trainers £14, socks £2, bag £20
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Hoody £16, top £7, jeans £10
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Sweatshirt £10, hat £4, belt £3, shoes £14, socks £2
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Shirt £11, white jeans £10 shoes £16
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Coat £18 jacket £18, shorts £14
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Leopard top £5, trousers £15, earrings £2, sunglasses £2
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Stripe top £9, trousers £7, shoes £16
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Jacket £9, top £6, unitard £10, sunglasses £2, bag £8
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Trench coat £25, jacket £17, dress £8, trainers £14, socks £2, bag £10
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Tie dye hoody £8, jeans £13, shoes £8
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Tracksuit jacket £9, shorts £5, shoes £16, socks £2.50
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Top £6, boilersuit £20, trainers £14, socks £2, earrings £2
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Tassel jacket £25, cycling short £8, neck scarf £2.50, earrings £1.50
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Jacket £20, bodysuit £6, dress £12, shoes £14, socks £2
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Jacket £17, trousers £15, hat £4
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Jodie Jones
Style Editor
25/03/2019
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