I always loved the french houses and balconies and this one in my street always reminds me of one. And nevertheless, I thought it matched great with my outfit of that day! I wore a H&M dress and cardigan, Miu Miu heels and a vintage bag.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Un balcon sur Paris
I always loved the french houses and balconies and this one in my street always reminds me of one. And nevertheless, I thought it matched great with my outfit of that day! I wore a H&M dress and cardigan, Miu Miu heels and a vintage bag.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
THE LATEST, GREATEST WEBSITE FOR NEW DESIGN TALENT
Posted by Fashion Junior at Large
After being inspired by all the amazing new talent on show at London Fashion Week, we were greeted with some great news this morning. Many of the up-and-coming designers who we met at LFW (including Charlotte Taylor, Eudon Choi and JW Anderson) are working with a new online retail project called, appropriately, www.youngbritishdesigners.co.uk.
Having been launched just over two weeks ago, the project aims to 'create the first dedicated retail environment purely focusing upon young talent working in this country' and to celebrate the risks that British designers take in order to create the world's most exciting fashion. Edited selections from the 36 designers' collections are available to purchase from the site, often in limited runs - these are future collectibles, after all.
We spoke to Julian Whitehead, one of the founders of the website, along with his partners Debra Hepburn, Adrianna Wheatley and Stuart Jackson (the latter two hit on the original concept after being inspired at LFW AW10, back in February.) They turned to Debra and Julian for some practical advice on how to get the project started, and the team's combination of experience in advertising, marketing and fashion, along with a healthy dose of youth and enthusiasm has contributed to its success. According to Julian, the YBD staff are committed to "producing something new and exciting, as well as giving something back to the UK fashion industry. We want to set people off on their chosen paths, and hope that the site will help them along the way."
This is a great platform for making contemporary fashion talent accessible to the public, at a much earlier than normal stage in a young designer's career. They were possibly the first people to spot and stock Felicity Brown, who most recently designed for Lanvin as well as selling her collection through the youngbritishdesigners site.
The roster of designers is an evolving process and the buying team hope to add new collections to the site as and they discover them. By next season, there will be a host of new names added to the website's line up. YBD should help these future fashion legends to begin building their own design legacy, and enable savvy shoppers to buy a little piece of creative history.
www.youngbritishdesigners.com
Eudon Choi at YoungBritishDesigners.com
Having been launched just over two weeks ago, the project aims to 'create the first dedicated retail environment purely focusing upon young talent working in this country' and to celebrate the risks that British designers take in order to create the world's most exciting fashion. Edited selections from the 36 designers' collections are available to purchase from the site, often in limited runs - these are future collectibles, after all.
We spoke to Julian Whitehead, one of the founders of the website, along with his partners Debra Hepburn, Adrianna Wheatley and Stuart Jackson (the latter two hit on the original concept after being inspired at LFW AW10, back in February.) They turned to Debra and Julian for some practical advice on how to get the project started, and the team's combination of experience in advertising, marketing and fashion, along with a healthy dose of youth and enthusiasm has contributed to its success. According to Julian, the YBD staff are committed to "producing something new and exciting, as well as giving something back to the UK fashion industry. We want to set people off on their chosen paths, and hope that the site will help them along the way."
This is a great platform for making contemporary fashion talent accessible to the public, at a much earlier than normal stage in a young designer's career. They were possibly the first people to spot and stock Felicity Brown, who most recently designed for Lanvin as well as selling her collection through the youngbritishdesigners site.
Felicity Brown at www.youngbritishdesigners.com
The roster of designers is an evolving process and the buying team hope to add new collections to the site as and they discover them. By next season, there will be a host of new names added to the website's line up. YBD should help these future fashion legends to begin building their own design legacy, and enable savvy shoppers to buy a little piece of creative history.
www.youngbritishdesigners.com
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Save it 'til the morning after
My look of the day.. I am wearing a shearling jacket from Zara, vintage levi's shorts, bag from a Fair Trade shop and Topshop boots. Hope you guys had a nice weekend! I did, I don't have any voice left.. Been talking too much yesterday when going out :) Have a great week and talk to you later.
Superdry Has Landed Here!
So, are you guys looking for collections that come with unique designs and also unrivalled detailing at accessible prices ?
Well, I guess you may need to check out Superdry, founded in 2003, and have vastly expanded their collections.
Well, I guess you may need to check out Superdry, founded in 2003, and have vastly expanded their collections.
And for the good news is you can find all their latest collections for men and women at the recently opened Superdry Store located at Plaza Indonesia, one of the most prestigious mall in Jakarta.Better hurry up!
Thursday, September 23, 2010
Last days of summer
Coming from Madrid it was a surprise to see that the weather here was quite nice also. So I decided to wear my floral dress from Mango and mixed it up with my leopard printed wedges from H&M and my Zara hat.
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