Teaming Your Phonecase With Your Outfit

So first of all I feel like I need to address where I've been. Let me introduce you all to the third year of uni and deadlines (believe me they do take over) The past few weeks I've found myself blogging whenever I can and living in the University library. Also it's been a bad time for my camera! I've had a bit of an accident with it and the screen is currently off being fixed so being camera-less with a blog isn't the most ideal situations.  Everything should be back to normal in about a week though! (yay) But anyway back to the post! I received an email from the lovely people at Case Station and I was so excited about this collaboration. (If you know me you know I love changing phone cases all the time!) and they've challenged me to co-ordinating my phone case with my outfits for a week. I accepted as who doesn't want to look on point 24/7?! (it's all about that matching life)

I think everyday (aside from day one) I've been wearing a polo neck! 

The whole process of Case Station is super easy. I'm a convert already and I can't wait to create phone cases for gifts too. You can pick your phone case and what sort of case you want (I recommend the tough case if you're clumsy like me) and then you can choose from patterns on the site but also you can add your own patterns and photos. I love how you can add text to your designs as well. Case station also offer Next Day Delivery which is really handy for if you're a last minute shopper! You can do this online or you can visit them at The Gadget Show, Westfield up until the end of October to make your own. 
I've come across this new way of being able to keep up to date with contact number for your TV provider which also helps when you're looking for mobile and broadband deals. A recent study of by Case Station revealed that:

 Two thirds of 25 to 34 year olds (59%) are tempted to follow in the footsteps of celebs such as Kylie Jenner, Caroline Flack and Pixie Lott by dying their hair - with red, purple and blue topping the poll as their favourite colours to experiment with

17% of women put the desire to change their hair down to the season, while 15% stated they would do so to turn over a new leaf after a relationship break up. Other motivations for changing hair colour or style were losing weight (14%), seeing an unflattering photo of themselves on social media (9%) or getting a new job (9%)

 After fashion, changing hairstyle is the most popular way for women to express their style and individuality

Rebecca Alford from Case Station said: "We are starting to see a huge surge in young adults wanting to unleash their inner designer, and make a real statement of who they are through individual personalisation. Whether that be through fashion, hair, or even mobile accessories, they want to be the ones who start the conversation, that the rest want to follow. We believe that the trend of personalisation will continue to gather momentum rapidly, and consumers will be increasingly looking for new ways to stand out from the crowd when it comes to their individual style. This is the ethos that what we built Case Station on; allowing consumers to create enviable cases, designed by them and built to last from high quality aerospace grade material, so you can even defy convention with your case!"

Which phone case is your favourite? This post is in collaboration with Case Station* Twitter//Instagram//Facebook