Showing posts with label Dominic Jones. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dominic Jones. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Tom Tom Jewellery




I was really struck when I saw the TomTom jewellery collection for the first time recently when it launched in the UK. It manages to marry both statement and wearable pieces, which is no easy feat.

Aptly named ‘Future 70s’ the collection is 70-inspired with a nod to the decade’s futuristic architectural design teamed with geometric patterns. It is a striking collection that is sure to rival the likes of Dominic Jones. Good luck!

Tom Tom Jewellery

I was really struck when I saw the TomTom jewellery collection for the first time recently when it launched in the UK. It manages to marry both statement and wearable pieces, which is no easy feat.

Aptly named ‘Future 70s’ the collection is 70-inspired with a nod to the decade’s futuristic architectural design teamed with geometric patterns. It is a striking collection that is sure to rival the likes of Dominic Jones. Good luck!

Sunday, 11 September 2011

Dominic Jones Cross Earrings


Dominic Jones has done it again! We thought nothing could top the much sought-over rose thorn jewellery of last season, but he has.

Jones has created another must-have piece of edgy jewellery for editors, journalists and the rest of us to go wild over. The 'Dangling Cross' earrings are perfect for lifting an outfit and adding a touch of rebellion to your look. Tres chic!


Dominic Jones Cross Earrings

Dominic Jones has done it again! We thought nothing could top the much sought-over rose thorn jewellery of last season, but he has.
Jones has created another must-have piece of edgy jewellery for editors, journalists and the rest of us to go wild over. The 'Dangling Cross' earrings are perfect for lifting an outfit and adding a touch of rebellion to your look. Tres chic!

Sunday, 2 January 2011

Chau Har Lee Shoes


Cordwainers graduate Chau Har Lee is one

of the most exciting names

to look out for in footwear.

Her most celebrated looks are the steel heels

and the flat pack shoes.

She has recently been listed to receive the

BFC NEWGEN sponsorship for 2011 along with other such

bright, young things as Mary Katrantzou, Louise Gray,

David Koma, Holly Fulton

and Dominic Jones.

Chau Har Lee describes

the women she designs for as:

A professional and independent woman

with discerning taste,

a sense of fun and an awareness of

fashion trends,

yet she is not a fashion victim.”

The ultimate fashionista!



Chau Har Lee Shoes

Cordwainers graduate Chau Har Lee is one

of the most exciting names

to look out for in footwear.

Her most celebrated looks are the steel heels

and the flat pack shoes.

She has recently been listed to receive the

BFC NEWGEN sponsorship for 2011 along with other such

bright, young things as Mary Katrantzou, Louise Gray,

David Koma, Holly Fulton

and Dominic Jones.

Chau Har Lee describes

the women she designs for as:

A professional and independent woman

with discerning taste,

a sense of fun and an awareness of

fashion trends,

yet she is not a fashion victim.”

The ultimate fashionista!

Sunday, 10 October 2010

London Fashion Week S/S 11, Day One

Peter Pilotto, LFW S/S 11
David Koma, LFW S/S 11
Holly Fulton, LFW S/S 11
Mary Katrantzou, LFW S/S 11.
Dominic Jones, LFW

After the months of preparation for London Fashion Week, it finally arrived in Somerset House this September and it certainly didn’t disappoint!

Here is a round-up of London Fashion Week, apologies that it has taken so long to get this posted; it was delayed by a week’s holiday after LFW for muchos relaxation and recuperation.

So, I spent the morning of day one at Somerset House checking out the NEWGEN exhibition which was full to the brim with exciting young designers. The highlights for me were Peter Pilotto, David Koma, Holly Fulton, Mary Katrantzou and Dominic Jones.

Estethica was then next on my exhibition list, and there were such a great eclectic mix of designers. My favourites were Angel Jackson and Goodone.Click on links to read my previous posts.