Feel naughty but nice on Monday with a 70s spring in your step

The beauty of this slinky yet practical boutique dress is its understatement. It doesn’t shout (that would be too much for the start of the week), just subtly highlighting your assets (that empire-line band does wonders). Great for both curvy and skinny girls, it’s a whole load of fun and perfect for the various climactic challenges that autumn/winter’s bound to throw our way. It can look sexily smart with heels and a handbag yet funky and cool with boots and a beret.

Go from meetings to dinner with a sneaky peak of the 40s on Tuesday

Sophisticated yet sexy, this 1940’s style LBD will have a few heads turning. The bust ruching, diamond cut-out and waist-cinching belt complete with vintage buckle create a silhouette to die for. That hint of cleavage is what gives the boutique dress its name. Now what did they say about having and flaunting it?

The weekend in sight, and a night with the girls, it’s time to get your wiggle on!

Get your wiggle on! Classy, sexy, flattering and eye-catching – what a recipe for a boutique dress that genuinely can take you from day to night. The idea began with a vintage Japanese vintage dress, but we straightened the skirt to ‘add wiggle’ and added beautifully cut sleeves. And what a delicious hue!

Be rogue rouge on Thursday morning with a 1960s twist

Proof positive that you don’t have to go for the cling to smoulder. The idea for this throw-on-and-go gem came from a 1966 Vogue pattern book… the clever box pleat at the back, cowl neck and cap shoulders give it oomph but it’s the colour that really brings the boutique dress to life.

Go dotty on Friday 

You know how the fashion mags bang on about capsule wardrobes? Well we have to admit they have a point. A skirt that goes with everything and suits virtually every occasion is not to be sniffed out. The Silk & Sawdust version has extra twirliness for good measure… it’ll be one of your favourites for many a moon, we bet.

A Saturday wedding calls for 30s elegance 

Butter wouldn’t melt! It’s not often you can say that when glamour, chiffon, ruching and sequins are involved but that’s what vintage style can achieve. This is definitely one for special occasions (thank goodness the party season is upon us) and a dress that you’re bound to be quizzed about. The joy of it is that you can say where you got it then commiserate with those who are too late to grab one of these limited edition designs. Try not to gloat.

Wind-down on a carefree Sunday

This throw-it-on-and-go silky top comes in plain brown or flower swirl pattern and looks especially good with a great pair of jeans. So easy, one of our models refused to give hers back (don’t think we didn’t notice Jenny)…