
13 November 2009
Friday Fashion Fun

50% off best selling jeans at Firetrap
Designed in Founded in 1991, Firetrap isn’t the most established jeans company out there, but that doesn’t mean they won’t stand the test of time. We love what they have to offer, from their knitwear to their shoes.
Grunge and Goth references are seen in the skintight denims, rubberized embellishments, crushed leather, chain details, studs, plaid fabrics and the unconventional use of zips which ignite the sinister mood of Firetrap AW09.
With stores in
Simply enter the code DENIM50 at the checkout to receive your discount but be quick as the offer ends on Sunday 15th November.
12 November 2009
5 of the best knitted jumper dresses
This dress features on trend batwing sleeves and the bright colour is perfect for adding a bit of zing to the winter wardrobe. At this price, you can’t go wrong!
Black Reverse Seam Dress £38.00
The shape is great and the white reverse seams add quirky detail drawing the eye downwards and elongating the body. It looks so comfy, we couldn’t resist.
Kade Dress £85.00
Metal military buttons and the pointelle knitted side panel give this dress interesting detailing that make it worth every penny.
See by ChloĆ© Beaded sweater dress £350
This basic black wool-blend knitted sweater dress is given an 80's-inspired edge with a body-con fit and silver-tone beaded detailing making it an ideal day-into-night piece.
Missoni Madreperla knitted dress £660
The brands signature print features in classic autumnal shades and the light knit is perfect for layering. The longer length makes this dress ideal for pairing with platform heels.
11 November 2009
Who’s your style icon?
At next month's British Fashion Awards, for the first time ever, it’s the public that gets to decide who should win the
Marking the 25th anniversary of the British Fashion Council, the winner will be announced at the awards bash on 9 December 2009 at
British Fashion Awards www.britishfashionawards.com/polls
10 November 2009
Cardboard chic? An interesting venture…
Independent furniture and home accessories designer, Giles Miller has amazed us with his innovative use of cardboard in creating his intriguing designs.Using a variety of techniques, Miller demonstrates the versatility of cardboard to create a range of surprisingly durable and stylist items for the home. At the young age of 26, the designer’s credentials and portfolio are impressive, his biography is littered with cities all over the world, well-known designers, galleries and brand names.
Alongside three colleagues, Miller formed the design collective ‘Farm’ which offers iconic designs, unconventional materials and a firm stance on sustainability. Miller’s designs are made in the
In January Farm plan to set up a temporary studio at the Design Museum as part of their residency, taking inspiration from visitors to the museum, the design community and their individual networks. As part of their stay the four designers will spend their time engaging with visitors, exchanging ideas and sharing knowledge, whilst also focussing on the promotion of British manufacturers. Applying the diverse knowledge and ideas they acquire, Farm will design and create four new pieces of work.
To find out more about the
To find out more about Giles Miller visit http://www.gilesmiller.com/.
5 November 2009
Keep those mitts safe and warm
Tonight is the night when gloves come into their own, whether woolly, fingerless, pretty or practical, just make sure you’ve got yours. Get ready to write your name in sparklers and give those clothen fingers the attention they deserve!
Love the glove:
Stripe & Contrast Bow Fingerless Gloves £10
Accessorize http://www.monsoon.co.uk/
Cable Long Cut Off Gloves £14
Accessorize http://www.monsoon.co.uk/
Quilt & stud leather driver’s glove £28
Warehouse http://www.warehouse.co.uk/
Ted Baker Bow Detail Leather Glove £38
Dents Crochet Back Driving Gloves £40
Dents http://www.asos.com/
3 November 2009
A retro winter-warmer not to be forgotten
When I came across new accessories brand Bambi & Snowflake, I was instantly reminded of when I was small. At approximately the age of three or four, I remember carrying my muff everywhere, hiding things in it and using it to keep my mitts warm. Whatever happened to muffs? I’m pleased to see that they haven’t been forgotten. Independent designer and founder of Bambi & Snowflake, Poppy O’Neill has revived the muff within her collection of unique, one-off accessories.
We love the Tessa Embellished Muff in Cornflower Blue, handmade and lined with faux-fleece and embellished with studs, sequins, pearls and faceted acrylic stones. For a grown up take on the muff, look no further.
Bambi & Snowflake Tessa muff, available from Etsy for $30 www.etsy.com/shop/bambiandsnowflake.






