From beginning her career as a Disney Channel star to selling out arenas worldwide, Sabrina Carpenter is the current princess of pop. The star is known for her unapologetically girly style, often being compared to a Polly Pocket doll whilst adorned in items from feminine clothing brands such as Sandy Liang and Mirror Palais...

Welcome to Feminine Fashion Files, where we go behind the scenes with your favourite hyper-feminine fashion influencers as they reveal style secrets and explore what being a girly girl means to them.

Whether you love Legally Blonde or have a particular fondness for Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette, your favourite feminine film reveals more about you than just your cinematic preferences. Here are some predictions about you based on your favourite girly movie!

Dearest Gentle Reader… With June 13th seeing the much anticipated release of Season 3 Part 2 of the most lavish and decadent show to grace our screens in a long while, this author has compiled a list of her favourite garments donned by the ton of Mayfair in the latest season of Netflix’s hit Regency drama Bridgerton.

Created by Yuk Shimizu in 1974 for Japanese entertainment company Sanrio, Hello Kitty has remained a global kawaii cultural icon for decades, having been featured on over 50,000 products sold across 130 countries. But what exactly is it that makes Hello Kitty so popular with so many people?

The Girl Maths trend has maintained it's relevance on the internet for over a year now, being used as a tongue in cheek way for women to justify ‘’frivolous’’ purchases from iced lattes to designer handbags to Taylor Swift concert tickets. But why is it that women feel the need to justify their spending in this way? And why is it only costs associated with femininity that are deemed as ‘’frivolous’’?