Wildfox Resort 2011

Adele Parker Knitwear Collection

Art Direction and Styling: Jade Douse and Ella Weinberg

Photography: Tracer Ital

Designer: Adele Parker

Make up: Jihye Sim

Model: Lauren @ D1 models

All Accessories by Kibiri

Shoes by United Nude

Miquella Jewellery Brand

We are loving Miquella, the statement jewellery is amazing, the cuffs are definitely a fav, after seeing Kelly Rowland wearing one of the rings we thought that Miquella definitely deserved a blog post. I hope you guys like it as well. Check out the website www.Miquella.com   In February 2009 Miquella launched its debut collection of original and exciting Jewellery at London Fashion Week. It was snapped up by Harrods and since then has gone from strength to strength exhibiting in London, Paris and New York. The jewellery is elegant yet edgy, Miquella’s latest collection includes a range of striking pieces from statement necklaces to elaborate cocktail rings, one of the rings being the worn by Kelly Rowland onX-factor, vintage inspired earrings to simple bracelets and festival-glam headbands. Being a London-based company all Miquella Jewellery is created in the London studio by a young vibrant team of designers and Jewellery makers, combining influences from across the globe and key art movements with fashion trends. With a strong emphasis on hand crafts, intricate knotting and bead work, these techniques have become an integral part of the brand. Miquella uses materials ranging from fine Indian Silk to luxurious Nappa Leather and from Swarovski crystal to Onyx and semi precious stones. Fusing vivid colours the pieces are plated in Sterling Silver and 22 carat Gold intertwining unique cast components and chain to create a distinctive look. The combination of contemporary style and traditional influence certainly makes Miquella a brand to watch out for.

Kelly Rowland wearing Miquella ring on X-Factor

Uliana by Grant Thomas for Vaga Magazine #2 Summer 2011

LFW Day 2: Craig Lawrence

Knitwear designer Craig Lawrence clelbrates his sixth season this year. Lawrence broadens his horizons this year, with his progressive innovative attitude towards knitwear he combines fabric panneling, print and embellishes with swarovski crystals creating a unique collection. The inspiraton behind the collection comes from photographer Martin Parr, particularly his images of the British seaside.

Lawrence uses metalic yarns in ivory and shell tones usiing lace-hole techniques creating filigree openwork surfaces and interwoven elastics to embrace the figure.

Collaborating with Patternity on tights, socks and shorts in rose gold, made print a first for Craig Lawrence.

LFW Day 2: Jasper Conran

Jasper Conran's collection was simple but beautiful. Floor length dresses, pleated midi skirts, mini skirts and 2 piece suits made from silks and wool in a monchrome palette with pieces in bold colours of pinks and reds. Feminine splits and cut out backs added a sexy feel. The clean lines and structured tailoring added to the simplicity making it effortless. The collection was easy and controlled. Boxy perspex clutches with hints of red gave the collection an edge making it modern and youthful.

LFW Day 1: PPQ

I have to say that PPQ was the highlight of the day, we didn't actually get to go in and watch the catwalk, as we got there to late and PPQ is always packed invite or not, so we watched the show from the cinema room.

There was so much going on with this collection "Heirloom Blues", there was denim on denim, pale pinks mixed with gold making a really feminine look, then there were thee cowgirls. It was so interesting to watch as there was so much variation within the collection. The hosiery collaboration with Bebaroque added the cherry on the cake spicing up the whole collection. We loved it!