The summer weather is finally here, and what better way to get into the swing of things than with a wardrobe refresh?
Summer is a great time to experiment with colour and try trends you might not have before. Laid back summer silhouettes can be given life by injecting colour and print, or keep it clean and chic with the minimalist trend.
We've put together three looks for you from Curve Fashion Festival exhibitor Evans.
Culotte to Shout About!
Last seen in the early 90s, it's been a while since the culotte has graced the catwalk, but with the latest nod towards its original 1970s incarnation the culotte is back and looking great.
We've kept the styling classic and gone for a nautical vibe. Classic chambray is given a lift with the addition of the lime wedges and chic stripe tee. Add versatile tan accessories to finish off the look. Wear the t-shirt tucked in to keep the lines clean and show off your figure.
Totally Tropical!
The tropical and botanical theme has been huge this season. Think palm prints, bold colour and greenery.
Don't be afraid to accessorise the look with bold and fresh colours. It is definitely a statement look but by no means is it unwearable. This laid back casual style is perfect for lunch with the girls and a spot of shopping.
Abstract Minimalist.
Now, those two words might seem like a contradiction in terms, but it is completely possible to achieve the minimalist look while still playing with print and colour. Keep silhouettes streamline, outer garments should be long and flowing and accessories kept simplistic and to a minimum.
We hope we have given you some summer inspiration and you're ready to go out there and enjoy those rays. For more sunshine inspired outfits and plus size fashion finds head to the Evans website to get your style fix and be sure to check them out at the Curve Fashion Festival, 26th September, Manchester Central.
Read more from Mrs BeBe Blog at www.mrsbebeblog.co.uk you can also catch the fabulous Becky Barnes here every week bringing you the latest in brands and blogging for The Curve Fashion Festival. 
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