Showing posts with label Style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Style. Show all posts

Sunday, 18 September 2011

Mulberry S/S 12


Mulberry
S/S 12 was a fantastic show today.
The collection was inspired by the Great British Summer, camping and festivals, and was incredibly uplifting.



Mulberry's collection featured a sensation of candy colours and summer brights, and it incorporated all of the British summer staples. From maxi dresses and platform sandals for the momentary summer rays, and waterproof jackets and skirts for the summer showers all teamed with beautiful Brigitte Bardot-esque hair.


This London Fashion Week collection marks yet another success for Mulberry’s Creative Director Emma Hill. Hill has has really turned Mulberry in to a fashion tour de force, and I can’t wait to see what next LFW has to offer!





Mulberry S/S 12

Mulberry S/S 12 was a fantastic show today. The collection was inspired by the Great British Summer, camping and festivals, and was incredibly uplifting.

Mulberry's collection featured a sensation of candy colours and summer brights, and it incorporated all of the British summer staples. From maxi dresses and platform sandals for the momentary summer rays, and waterproof jackets and skirts for the summer showers all teamed with beautiful Brigitte Bardot-esque hair.

This London Fashion Week collection marks yet another success for Mulberry’s Creative Director Emma Hill. Hill has has really turned Mulberry in to a fashion tour de force, and I can’t wait to see what next LFW has to offer!

Thursday, 8 September 2011

When Hentsch Man Met With Geek Chic


This week saw the launch of Hentsch Man's debut book on style entitled 'The Chic Geek's Fashion, Grooming and Style Guide for Men'.


The party was held at its store on Newburgh Street which had an impressive turnout. As I turned up, people were spilling out on to the cobbled streets drinking bottles of Peroni. There was a great atmosphere.


Understandably, the party was full of stylish men (and a handful of women) including my friend Bobby (left) and Darren (artist/photographer/designer). We couldn't help but notice Darren's briefcase as we walked in which is so classically beautiful! Apparently, a businessman gave it to him after Darren did some temporary work with him. Note to self: must remember to compliment people carrying beautiful handbags more often...

(Ps Please excuse the poor quality iPhone photos)


When Hentsch Man Met With Geek Chic

This week saw the launch of Hentsch Man's debut book on style entitled 'The Chic Geek's Fashion, Grooming and Style Guide for Men'.
The party was held at its store on Newburgh Street which had an impressive turnout. As I turned up, people were spilling out on to the cobbled streets drinking bottles of Peroni. There was a great atmosphere.
Understandably, the party was full of stylish men (and a handful of women) including my friend Bobby (left) and Darren (artist/photographer/designer). We couldn't help but notice Darren's briefcase as we walked in which is so classically beautiful! Apparently, a businessman gave it to him after Darren did some temporary work with him. Note to self: must remember to compliment people carrying beautiful handbags more often...
(Ps Please excuse the poor quality iPhone photos)

Thursday, 25 August 2011

Miu Miu Resort 2012


My favourite look from the Miu Miu Resort 2012 collection. I love the clashing gingham, floral and patterned prints in pastel shades, and the way that they have played with the dressed-up excess of the 80s in such an ironic manner. Another success for Miuccia!


Miu Miu Resort 2012

My favourite look from the Miu Miu Resort 2012 collection. I love the clashing gingham, floral and patterned prints in pastel shades, and the way that they have played with the dressed-up excess of the 80s in such an ironic manner. Another success for Miuccia!

Thursday, 4 August 2011

Florence and the Machine Wears Gucci on US Tour

Florence and the Machine selected Gucci to dress her for her recent US tour. I've been meaning to write about this for a couple of weeks but have finally got round to it... Anyway, a huge round of applause is needed for head designer Frida Giannini for creating such beautiful dresses in Florence’s typical dreamy and ethereal style. Visually, the results were amazing: what a match made in fashion heaven!

Frida Giannini said of the collaboration:

"When Florence first came onto the scene, I was captivated by her eccentric style and her willingness to dare," says Giannini, "I felt there was such an authentic energy to her sound and her look. This was confirmed when I met her at the Grammys earlier this year. I used one of Florence's songs, 'Hurricane Drunk,' to set the mood for my Autumn Winter women's show, as she was truly an inspiration for this collection as a modern day icon with her cinematic allure and powerful presence."

Florence Welch responded:



"I was extremely flattered when I heard that Frida's collection had been inspired in part by my performances, and I was completely bowled over by her collection, the dresses seemed perfect for my shows, the colours, the shapes, the movement in the fabric. So it seemed natural that we work together on creating some pieces for my upcoming U.S. tour. I'm very grateful to Frida. It's been a wonderful experience, and I can't wait to get dressed for the stage!
"

Florence and the Machine Wears Gucci on US Tour

Florence and the Machine selected Gucci to dress her for her recent US tour. I've been meaning to write about this for a couple of weeks but have finally got round to it... Anyway, a huge round of applause is needed for head designer Frida Giannini for creating such beautiful dresses in Florence’s typical dreamy and ethereal style. Visually, the results were amazing: what a match made in fashion heaven!

Frida Giannini said of the collaboration:

"When Florence first came onto the scene, I was captivated by her eccentric style and her willingness to dare," says Giannini, "I felt there was such an authentic energy to her sound and her look. This was confirmed when I met her at the Grammys earlier this year. I used one of Florence's songs, 'Hurricane Drunk,' to set the mood for my Autumn Winter women's show, as she was truly an inspiration for this collection as a modern day icon with her cinematic allure and powerful presence."

Florence Welch responded:
"I was extremely flattered when I heard that Frida's collection had been inspired in part by my performances, and I was completely bowled over by her collection, the dresses seemed perfect for my shows, the colours, the shapes, the movement in the fabric. So it seemed natural that we work together on creating some pieces for my upcoming U.S. tour. I'm very grateful to Frida. It's been a wonderful experience, and I can't wait to get dressed for the stage!"

Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Cos Spring/Summer 11

It's no secret that I'm a huge Cos fan; I rave about it to anyone that will listen.
However, I took a friend in the Oxford Street store to break their Cos-virginity recently, and felt personally responsible when we both walked out empty-handed and a little disappointed.

Please don’t despair, as I’ve just browsed through their spring/summer collection and it’s fantastic. As we come to expect, there are some great easy-to-wear, minimalist pieces in classic muted colours. These are perfect for bridging the gap from day to night, and work wear to out-of-hours. My personal favourites are the black high-waisted trousers (above), and long-sleeved v-neck dress (below). I can’t wait until pay day to start shopping!








Cos Spring/Summer 11

It's no secret that I'm a huge Cos fan; I rave about it to anyone that will listen.
However, I took a friend in the Oxford Street store to break their Cos-virginity recently, and felt personally responsible when we both walked out empty-handed and a little disappointed.

Please don’t despair, as I’ve just browsed through their spring/summer collection and it’s fantastic. As we come to expect, there are some great easy-to-wear, minimalist pieces in classic muted colours. These are perfect for bridging the gap from day to night, and work wear to out-of-hours. My personal favourites are the black high-waisted trousers (above), and long-sleeved v-neck dress (below). I can’t wait until pay day to start shopping!

Tuesday, 1 March 2011

London Fashion Week A/W 11, Street Style

One of the best things about London Fashion Week is the people watching, in and around Somerset House.
I could spend endless hours looking at the street style on offer in the most creative of all the fashion capital's.
Here are some of my favourite street style photos:

I love the combination and strength of the black-rimmed glasses, gothic lipstick and green boyfriend blazer.

Great gold studded detail on these otherwise casual trainers.

This gentleman reminds me of a forgotten age, with the cravat, military coat, tweed trousers and highly-polished shoes.
Who said that fashion is for the youth.
A big thumbs up!

Colour blocking - my favourite trend this season!
Teamed with a felt hat and she's good to go.


One of those looks that would never work on paper,
but in person it's a triumph.
This is all that's great with English eccentricity.
I saw bow ties on men everywhere at LFW (inc. three on the front row at E. Tautz alone). Men start digging out yours!

London Fashion Week A/W 11, Street Style

One of the best things about London Fashion Week is the people watching, in and around Somerset House.
I could spend endless hours looking at the street style on offer in the most creative of all the fashion capital's.
Here are some of my favourite street style photos:

I love the combination and strength of the black-rimmed glasses, gothic lipstick and green boyfriend blazer.

Great gold studded detail on these otherwise casual trainers.

This gentleman reminds me of a forgotten age, with the cravat, military coat, tweed trousers and highly-polished shoes.
Who said that fashion is for the youth.
A big thumbs up!

Colour blocking - my favourite trend this season!
Teamed with a felt hat and she's good to go.


One of those looks that would never work on paper,
but in person it's a triumph.
This is all that's great with English eccentricity.
I saw bow ties on men everywhere at LFW (inc. three on the front row at E. Tautz alone). Men start digging out yours!