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A truly flattering fashion brand specialising in natural fabrics



"Capri is a British brand producing high quality, creative ranges. 
Capri`s clothes are flattering, fun and quirky, with fluid styling and casual elegance."


The brand specialise in natural fabrics, using innovative textures alongside their signature, striking prints. 

I loved wearing this beautiful top from Capri with it's vibrant colours and fresh natural feel in the material. 

I'll be looking forward to seeing more from them over the next season.


Head over to their website now to brows their collection

http://www.capriclothingonline.com/








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