Showing posts with label A/W 11. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A/W 11. Show all posts

Tuesday, 16 August 2011

Charlotte Olympia A/W 11



Charlotte Olympia has launched her A/W 11 range,
it is as beautiful and wearable as we have come to expect from the Queen of Shoes.
Here are my two favourite pairs from the collection.
What are your thoughts?

Charlotte Olympia A/W 11

Charlotte Olympia has launched her A/W 11 range,
it is as beautiful and wearable as we have come to expect from the Queen of Shoes.
Here are my two favourite pairs from the collection.
What are your thoughts?

Saturday, 6 August 2011

Margaret Howell A/W 11


Fedoras, sheepskin coats (reminiscent of a 70s football manager), chunky knits, woolen blazers, and monochrome colours,
what's not to love?

Margaret Howell A/W 11

Fedoras, sheepskin coats (reminiscent of a 70s football manager), chunky knits, woolen blazers, and monochrome colours,
what's not to love?

Thursday, 28 July 2011

Peter Pilotto Resort 2012

I recently visited Starworks PR HQ to view the Peter Pilotto Resort 2012 collection.
Other collections were on show from Roksanda to Jonathan Saunders,
however this was definitely my favourite.
The collection is so uplifting to look at whilst remaining wearable.
I love the bright, bold colours and the use of print
that the label has become famed for.

My personal favourite: the double-breasted blazer.

I can't wait to see what Peter Pilotto, and handsome design partner,
Christopher de Vos have in store for us at next month's LFW.




Peter Pilotto Resort 2012

I recently visited Starworks PR HQ to view the Peter Pilotto Resort 2012 collection.
Other collections were on show from Roksanda to Jonathan Saunders,
however this was definitely my favourite.
The collection is so uplifting to look at whilst remaining wearable.
I love the bright, bold colours and the use of print
that the label has become famed for.
My personal favourite: the double-breasted blazer.
I can't wait to see what Peter Pilotto, and handsome design partner,
Christopher de Vos have in store for us at next month's LFW.

Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Current Hair Loves

Here are some of my favourite hair styles at the moment
from the model perfect top knot to the fishtail as seen at Erdem A/W 11.

I'm currently thinking of changing my hair style/colour for the summer.
I will keep you posted on what I decide...








Current Hair Loves

Here are some of my favourite hair styles at the moment
from the model perfect top knot to the fishtail as seen at Erdem A/W 11.
I'm currently thinking of changing my hair style/colour for the summer.
I will keep you posted on what I decide...

Monday, 16 May 2011

Holly Fulton A/W 11


Last week I attended the Talk Store PR press day
which featured one of my favourite designers: Holly Fulton.
Here was one of Holly Fulton's beautiful A/W 11 art deco print dress
with Swarovski crystals.
What do you think?

Holly Fulton A/W 11

Last week I attended the Talk Store PR press day
which featured one of my favourite designers: Holly Fulton.
Here was one of Holly Fulton's beautiful A/W 11 art deco print dress
with Swarovski crystals.
What do you think?

Monday, 7 March 2011

Mary Katrantzou, London Fashion Week A/W 11

As you may have already guessed,
I am a big Mary Katrantzou fan!
It has been my favourite show at both London Fashion Week S/S 11 and A/W 11, where both collections were heavily influenced by household interiors.
Last year's show Katrantzou labelled 'the room on the women',
whereas this year was entitled 'the women in the room'.



The prints in Katrantzou's recent show were just beautiful from the floral patterns on the knitwear and trousers, to the
ming vase-inspired panels on the waist
of the long, flowing, luxurious skirts.

I just can't wait to see what she has in store
for us next season!


Mary Katrantzou, London Fashion Week A/W 11

As you may have already guessed,
I am a big Mary Katrantzou fan!
It has been my favourite show at both London Fashion Week S/S 11 and A/W 11, where both collections were heavily influenced by household interiors.
Last year's show Katrantzou labelled 'the room on the women',
whereas this year was entitled 'the women in the room'.



The prints in Katrantzou's recent show were just beautiful from the floral patterns on the knitwear and trousers, to the
ming vase-inspired panels on the waist
of the long, flowing, luxurious skirts.

I just can't wait to see what she has in store
for us next season!


Mary Katrantzou, London Fashion Week A/W 11

As you may have already guessed, I am a big Mary Katrantzou fan! It has been my favourite show at both London Fashion Week S/S 11 and A/W 11, where both collections were heavily influenced by household interiors. Last year's show Katrantzou labelled 'the room on the women', whereas this year was entitled 'the women in the room'.
The prints in Katrantzou's recent show were just beautiful from the floral patterns on the knitwear and trousers, to the ming vase-inspired panels on the waist of the long, flowing, luxurious skirts. I just can't wait to see what she has in store for us next season!

Friday, 4 March 2011

Backstage at Osman, London Fashion Week A/W 11



Osman is known for his architectural designs for the thinking woman, and this was certainly the case at London Fashion Week A/W 11.

The hair and beauty being created backstage were strictly architectural too, with black, shoulder-length, angled bobs being clipped.

The look that Osman wanted to resemble was: ‘I have been up all night cutting my hair with my boyfriend’s clippers, my bangs are too long but I am hiding behind my fringe.’ This hung on the wall as a mantra for the stylists. However, my personal favourite was the line, ‘Think about chopping vegetables.‘ Needless to say that a designers’ creative license is greater than yours or mine...

The result was a chic and edgy look which echoed the designs from the collection. I’m sure that we’ll see this look coming to a street near you...



Backstage at Osman, London Fashion Week A/W 11



Osman is known for his architectural designs for the thinking woman, and this was certainly the case at London Fashion Week A/W 11.

The hair and beauty being created backstage were strictly architectural too, with black, shoulder-length, angled bobs being clipped.

The look that Osman wanted to resemble was: ‘I have been up all night cutting my hair with my boyfriend’s clippers, my bangs are too long but I am hiding behind my fringe.’ This hung on the wall as a mantra for the stylists. However, my personal favourite was the line, ‘Think about chopping vegetables.‘ Needless to say that a designers’ creative license is greater than yours or mine...

The result was a chic and edgy look which echoed the designs from the collection. I’m sure that we’ll see this look coming to a street near you...