A mannish blazer is a Tomboy must have. We love this well cut collarless one from Studio Nicholson.
From studionicholson.com Photograph: PR
Coco Chanel, first lady of masculine dressing with a feminine twist, made the Breton Sailor stripe a fashion icon. No self-respecting modern day TB should be without one
From cosstores.com Photograph: PR
An oversized cashmere jumper is the perfect piece for relaxed dressing. Throw it on with shorts, jeans or tailored trousers. Tip: buy mens styles for extra slouch
From muriee.com Photograph: PR
Faded shorts, thrown on every day of summer are what this look is all about
From grahamandspencer.com Photograph: PR
Snap these up quickly before they sell out
From zara.com Photograph: PR
Sky high heels have no place in the Tomboy wardrobe. Something like this ankle boot (worn with bare legs, natch) is just the ticket
From toast.co.uk Photograph: Sophie Harper/PR
Tomboys don't do fussy. An across-the-body bag is essential
By A Détacher from couvertureandthegarbstore.com Photograph: PR
Keep accessories minimal and in one neutral colour
From zara.com Photograph: PR
Make-up and Tomboys are not happy bedfellows. Instead slick on some lip conditioner and a tinted moisturiser and you're done
From maccosmetics.co.uk Photograph: PR
For anyone who has ever admired/lusted after tomboy style this book is a must-have. It's packed with glorious images in celebration of the je ne sais quoi of tomboy style
By Lizzie Garrett Mettler, published by Rizzoli, available at all good book stores Photograph: PR