As a child of the 90s, I’m down with androgyny. I cut my long hair into a crop in 1994, and spent the rest of the decade in a fug of cKone and boy-fit Levi 501s with white tank tops, so I remain qualified to rock boyish looks forever. Hence when androgyny comes around again, such as now, with looks reminiscent of Edwardian boys (circa 1905), it’s easy to pin my hair into a quiff and button up into a boyish shirt and cigarette pants (cut expressly for feminine curves, otherwise it would not work).
Melanie wears: Lace Collar Crepe Blouse, D&G £210, Stretch Satin High Wasited Cropped Skinny Trousers, D&G £190; Patent Oxford Flats, Mulberry £357; 1. Bentley Tux Shirt, Joseph, £145; 2. Stretch Satin High Wasited Cropped Skinny Trousers, D&G £190; 3. Cloister Sleeveless Beaded Jacket, Tibi £630; 4. Metallic Rebecca Python Shoes, Kors by Michael Kors £195; 5. Knee Length Linen Tailored Shorts, Sonia by Sonia Rykiel £208
