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Lighten Up This Summer with Boden's Glorious Whites

With spring hurtling dangerously close to summer, and the sunshine peeking its face from behind the clouds to grace us.

2011-05-04
LONDON, ENGLAND, May 04, 2011 (Press-News.org) With spring hurtling dangerously close to summer, and the sunshine peeking its face from behind the clouds to grace us with some much needed blue skies and warmth, Boden has put together a range of whites that will keep you cool and breeze through the sunnier months.

Nothing shows off your summer tan quite like one of our white dresses, and Boden's Limited Edition Broderie Dress and their Pleat Neck Linen Dress are both light and breezy enough to keep you fresh in the heat, while making even the palest of skin glow with radiance offset against their lighter shade of pale. Wear them with the Strappy Gladiators and Ribbon And Jewel Necklace, and you'll perfect that flyaway summer look, with very little effort.

You can also mix and match, with anything from Boden's Chino Shorts, Skinny Ankle Skimmer Jeans or one of our Broderie Skirts sitting perfectly with the Pleated Trim Top. Jazz the outfit up with some Slingback Clogs, Casual Moccasins and a white denim jacket, or Cornwall Tunic to keep away the night time breeze, and you've got yourself a range of outfits that will last you all the way through until Autumn.

Website: http://www.boden.co.uk


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[Press-News.org] Lighten Up This Summer with Boden's Glorious Whites
With spring hurtling dangerously close to summer, and the sunshine peeking its face from behind the clouds to grace us.