Take a look at the stylish and edgy jewellery by Maria Francesca Pepe.
Already touted for big things by i-D, Vogue Italia,
Elle US and Harpers Bazaar;
Maria Francesca is developing her own striking line
after working with the likes of Roksanda ilincic,
Emilio de la Morena and Louise Gray.
My favourites are the cross rings!
Take a look at the stylish and edgy jewellery by Maria Francesca Pepe.
Already touted for big things by i-D, Vogue Italia,
Elle US and Harpers Bazaar;
Maria Francesca is developing her own striking line
after working with the likes of Roksanda ilincic,
Emilio de la Morena and Louise Gray.
My favourites are the cross rings!
Day two saw me attending the Emilio de la Morena, Osman and Charles Anatase catwalk shows. Emilio de la Morena was full of eye-catching brights, punched leather and cropped jackets. See some of the backstage photos at Emilio de la Morena in a previous post.
Osman was a mix of easy-to-wear, sporty pieces which weren’t my cup of tea – perhaps that’s because I had to make him so bloody many on an internship after graduating from university...
I loved the Charles Anatase show; it took place in an old post office sorting warehouse which was an amazing atmospheric space. The clothes included ethereal dresses and skyscraper wedges – which prompted a Naomi Campbell fall by one of the models – which were a definite crowd pleaser. Interviewing Charles after the show he said that he was inspired by long summer evenings sat in his friend’s garden in Kentish Town.
Backstage at Charles Anastase S/S 11 , LFW
Day two saw me attending the Emilio de la Morena, Osman and Charles Anatase catwalk shows. Emilio de la Morena was full of eye-catching brights, punched leather and cropped jackets. See some of the backstage photos at Emilio de la Morena in a previous post.
Osman was a mix of easy-to-wear, sporty pieces which weren’t my cup of tea – perhaps that’s because I had to make him so bloody many on an internship after graduating from university...
I loved the Charles Anatase show; it took place in an old post office sorting warehouse which was an amazing atmospheric space. The clothes included ethereal dresses and skyscraper wedges – which prompted a Naomi Campbell fall by one of the models – which were a definite crowd pleaser. Interviewing Charles after the show he said that he was inspired by long summer evenings sat in his friend’s garden in Kentish Town.
Backstage at Charles Anastase S/S 11 , LFW
