When looking for the best in equestrian supplies then many people in the know look no further than Toggi. Toggi is an outdoor and equestrian clothing brand which has grown dramatically in popularity since it began creating their range of equestrian wear. The brand always strives to produce hard wearing and comfortable clothing that can be worn in all weathers and outdoor condition, therefore it is no wonder it has become a favourite amongst equestrian sport lovers.

It is the craftsmanship of the brands clothing and apparel that has made Toggi what it is today and allowed their equestrian clothing range to become a firm favourite with horse riding enthusiasts. Their Toggi riding boots such as the ones available from Cross Country Style are ideal for equestrian sports.

Toggi offers horse and country lovers a wide range of brand new designs in their current collection of equestrian clothing and outdoor wear.  The Toggi clothing collection is continuously growing to give its customers something stylish, new and different. With such a wide range of Toggi outdoor clothing and Toggi equestrian clothing to choose from.

Nowadays, celebrity kids have become just as sought after for the press as their famous parents, but have you even noticed how similar some celebrity kids actually look as their parents? It’s a good thing these kids have an amazing gene pool to which have sprouted from. Find fantastic designer kids clothing at Base Fashion. Here are some of my favourite celebrity kid’s lookalikes:

Reese Witherspoon and her mini-me daughter Ava show that glamour runs in the family.

Uma Thurman and daughter Maya prove that genes can be strong. These two really are the spitting image on one another.

Tina Fey’s daughter, Alice looks so much like her mum that the little tot even played “young Liz Lemon” in a recent episode of 30 Rock.

Kate Hudson and mother Goldie Hawn not only share golden but also fantastic acting talent. To me, it is an honour," Kate once said of looking like her famous mom. "She's the epitome of beauty: She's beautiful aesthetically, but she is a beautiful mother too."

When people think of equestrian style many may immediately think of horse riding helmets and matching top and bottoms. This is not the case however, there has been such a huge surge of equestrian fashion that there is a style to suit everyone whilst maintaining the horse riding roots.

Many people who actually follow the equestrian fashion, do not actually ride horses. The style it self has become so popular that you can find equestrian inspired outfits on the high street. Knee high boots, jodpurs, gilets are just some of the items being replicated by top high street brands.

With brands such as Barbour firmly etching themselves into the British culture it is no surprise that equestrian inspired wear has become to popular. Schoffel is another very popular brand which lays its roots into country fashion and equestrian wear.

This stylish and tailored tweed jacket is both stylish and inspired by equestrian fashion. No matter where you plan on wearing it, whether it be on the range with your horse, or on the high street showing off your latest country wear piece.

This fantastic stylish and sporty flat cap is made from superior tweed and us ideal for any country activity. With its comfortable and chic design you will look equestrianesque even when you aren’t doing any country activities.

With summer approaching we can already see the weather improving and parts of the south of England have even been promised a heat wave is on its way! Phew, and we thought we were going to be stuck in the cold, miserable winter months for the rest of the year.

So, now Mr. Sunshine has peaked his head out and put his hat on isn’t it time we started to think about upgrading our wardrobe from winter to summer? We certainly think so. Throw your thick North Face coat to the back of the wardrobe and forget about it for another year, its time to think about, colours, patterns, t-shirts, dresses, shorts and anything else summer related!

Summer fashion gives us so much more choice than winter fashion does, we can experiment with colours and patterns we wouldn’t even dream of in the winter months. The high street is becoming filled with a fantastic range of summer wear which is just irresistible. Brands such as Carhartt and other streetwear brands are giving us a sporty yet stylish way to enjoy summer this year. Carhartt is available at iConsume.co.uk.

As well as Carhartt, Vans and Converse have fantastic new and bright designs for us to choose from, these shoes are the perfect choice for both men, women, boys and girls and are guaranteed to look great and feel great no matter what your outfit choice if for that day. The summer is all about having fun in the sun, so make sure you explore you colour choices and brighten up your day with a bright and colourful outfit.

With the men’s fashion market enjoying a midyear boom thanks to online sales, many retailers are taking advantage of new male focused fashion lines and showing men exactly how to style their look this summer. Trends may come and go but all top designers know that when it comes to making a statement, it’s the classic looks that will go the distance. Over the last few years the demand for stylish menswear has been increased thanks to the influence of icons such as David Beckham. Beckham’s take on classic men’s wear with a hint of modern style has led to the creation of his own menswear line for H&M, along with a horde of copycats looking to recreate the footballers look. The rise in online sales reflects the fact that shoppers and bargain hunters can now view a never ending stream of fashion updates and celebrity style spots. 68% of male shoppers now use their laptops to purchase clothing whilst a further 15% rely on their smart phones to make a purchase, ideal for those shopping on the go.

Retailers such as Frank Wright have noticed a boom in the demand for stylish menswear, with style hunters choosing to stick with classic styles in on trend colours. Menswear used to occupy a secondary space in the industry however 2013 is set to be the year where men’s fashion leaps into the forefront. Unlike women’s fashion, the male market has less disposable fashion trends, highlighting the demand for classic looks with contemporary twists.

With summer just around the corner, men’s fashion is set to become bigger than ever and we can’t wait to see what stylish looks will be coming off the catwalk and into our wardrobes.

1. The North Face

The North face brand was established in 1968 in San Francisco. The name was chosen because the north face of a mountain in the northern hemisphere is generally the most difficult face to climb. By the 1980s, skiwear was added to the line of products, and eventually camping equipment was added as well. The North Face is now a wholly owned subsidiary of the VF Corporation.

1. Patagonia

Yvon Chouinard, Patagonia's founder, got his start as a climber in 1953 as a 14-year-old. Yvon’s love for climbing grew and he met otgers who shared his love for the adventure. Patagonia began to see clothing as a way to help support the marginally profitable hardware business, and by 1972 they were selling polyurethane rain cagoules and bivouac sacks from Scotland, boiled-wool gloves and mittens from Austria, and hand-knit reversible "schizo" hats from Boulder. You can find this, along wuith many other top outdoor clothing brands at theepicentre.co.uk

1. Mountain Equipment

Mountain Equipment was established in 1961 and since have been equipping expeditions for the hardest conditions on Earth. They have participated in every British first ascent of an 8000m peak, been part of more than 175 Everest summits by International Mountain Guides and Sherpas and equipped unsupported trips to the North and South Poles.