The Loved One - Prom 2014
Monday, 19 May 2014
These photos make me want to dress up. Brightly coloured net and lace goodness. That yellow one on the left is pretty much perfection.
Who Made Your Clothes?
Thursday, 24 April 2014
It's difficult to talk on this subject without sounding preachy, but honestly it's something that I put more and more thought into as time goes on. It is tricky to not end up hating all the words like 'ethical' and 'sustainable', which is a shame because it is so hard to describe. Really these words should not exist and it should be the norm, just 'fashion' and 'clothes' without needing the extra adjectives. But that's not how it is, and we need them, and we need to think about how our clothing is made because so many people don't.
Proper information put in an intelligible way is here.
Killerton
Thursday, 10 April 2014
Yessss! It's National Trust season again and we've already stuffed our faces with cream teas at two different places in the same amount of weeks.
Yen
Thursday, 3 April 2014
Stunning pictures by Rebekah Campbell and Ben Giles for Yen magazine. They are so powerful but simple. I found them via Drifter & the Gypsy and the images source is here.
Checkmate
Tuesday, 1 April 2014
It was a lovely surprise to receive an order from Artemis of Junkaholique the other week and even lovelier to see her looking so beautiful in my Checkmate dress. I'm also glad she appreciates the lining, I'm thinking I should make some reversible dresses. Good stuff.
Instagram Pinks
Thursday, 20 March 2014
Pinky hues from my Instagram feed recently. You can follow it here. I've never been a particularly pink person (apart from literally, the curse of my pale skin and easy embarrassment), but I'm finding myself rather fond of the colour lately. Perhaps it is all the blossom in the air.
Mollie Makes DIY Fashion
Sunday, 9 March 2014
Very pleased to say that I'm featured in the Mollie Makes special edition DIY Fashion that's available to buy here now. I also did a DIY reversable collar for the mag.
The whole thing was guest edited by the lovely Lisa and there's a bunch of really nice people and projects in it.
Cabbage
Sunday, 2 March 2014
Cabbage is a term used in the rag trade for garments made from fabric that was surplus to requirements, these normally leave the factory and get sold on market stalls or to shops for discount prices, even though they are technically the same as the designer piece.
So, mine isn't exactly cabbage, but I like the word and to picture a cabbage, and I like to pretend I am a little factory of my own in a proper rag trade.
I have put together a collection of garments made from surplus fabric I had from bespoke orders as well as fabrics I've bought some time ago and need using up to make way for new things. Everything is half price as it's all made up in specific sizes and ready to send.
Available in my shop here.
Pink Cottage
Thursday, 27 February 2014
// Coat - vintage \\
These photos where taken at my grandpa's house, an unusual pink cottage in the suburbs opposite a church and an old school. I like the chalky pink colour and it matches my coat perfectly. It's from a vintage shop and made from a Welsh blanket. When I'm not wearing it I like to have it draping over my lap like an old lady.
Also, what makes a cottage a cottage? Now I've said cottage too much and the word doesn't seem real.
Also, what makes a cottage a cottage? Now I've said cottage too much and the word doesn't seem real.
Herschel Supply for Liberty of London
Monday, 24 February 2014
I'm a sucker for classic Liberty print fabrics and Herschel have beautiful bags and great branding, so this combo is pretty dreamy indeed.
Images from here.
Spring Calm
Wednesday, 19 February 2014
The worst of the weather seems to be over (I hope!) and whilst there are still small rivers flowing down the hills and fallen trees at every turn things have become more calm and spring like. I am working on a little collection that will be released in the coming weeks. Florals for spring? No surprises there then.
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