Working out a polished summer work outfit is an easy feat when you don pieces from Kate Middleton’s favourite UK high street brand Reiss.

Love it or hate it, colour blocks return this season. Check out our latest addition to 52 Degrees of Fashion by our favorite photographer Butch Delatina to get a hold of how to reinvent this trend.

Not too long ago, we gave you a glimpse of guest photographer Alex Callueng and model Nathallie Casagrande’s Satwa style adventure. Now, here are the results of that fun and fabulous shoot showcasing must-have winter fashion.

One quiet Friday morning, the LMD Squad dashed off to the outskirts of Satwa and added fabulous winter fashion to this side of Old Dubai. Not minding the many curious onlookers, our guest photographer Alex Callueng and model Nathallie Casagrande worked the concrete pavements like a Parisian runway.

However you feel about wearing shorts to work, there’s no denying these lacy Stella McCartney ones look sharp enough for to get you through your 9 to 5. Zahra Pedram, one half of The Fashion Network in Dubai, is back with the last of this season’s series of looks.

Check out the delicate lacy number by Stella McCartney on Isidora and die of envy of Zahra’s fabulous Alexander McQueen LBD, looking more glamorous with its gold embellishment. Also, take a look at dancer/make-up artist Freddie who measured well in Fall’s must-have Burberry jacket and Bottega Veneta sports pants.

Before the nautical trend gets completely overshadowed by the new queen of the fashion block (houndstooth, if you haven’t heard), we offer our take on white, blue, and pleats with our look of the week – featuring Dora Peric, founder of The Fashion Network.

The Fashion Network founders Isidora Peric and Zahra Pedram leave their usual spots behind the camera and pose in front of the lens to give us a juicy fashion shoot featuring next season’s most coveted collections.

Whoever said you had to look like a homeless junkie to pull off the rock chick look? Paging Taylor Momsen, you don’t have to buy your clothes and shoes from a stripper store to look like a rebel. There are classier (read: designer) options out there and it’s a shame they haven’t been explored to the fullest extent.

The thing we love about January in Dubai is that it’s the right kind of chilly. There isn’t much of a disconnect between staying warm and staying stylish. We’d all be sporting humiliatingly shapeless puffer vests and quilted bombers by now if we were in say, Paris or New York.