Showing posts with label Topshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Topshop. Show all posts

Monday, 30 April 2012

Jervoise

Brightening up your average vintage denim item, Zoe Jervoise is all about creating unique one-off designs. Worn by Marina and the Diamonds, Ellie Goulding, Emma Watson and White Lies, the renewed denim jackets, shorts and dungarees have taken off since 2011.
Inspired by her mother's art and tapestry designs, Jervoise's artistic influences come from all around the world. In particular, Indian designs from the 1960s are incorporated into her collections with a certain mythical nature about them. Now sold at Topshop, Oxford Street, and ASOS. I particularly like their dungarees for the summer.








Visit http://www.jervoisejackets.com/

Monday, 5 March 2012

Ragged Priest


Ragged Priest’s S/S12 collection has everything from studs, peace signs, tie-dye and hawaiian print. Their lookbook features re-worked vintage items in shades of pastels and ‘club tropicana’ floral prints, toughened up with their statement punk look. Quirky items such as peace-sign sunglasses and smiley-face badges keep the brand’s fun, experimental designs in tact and are perfect to complete a festival look. The collection brings an 80s, rough vibe to this summer’s oh so feminine trends…







Sunday, 19 February 2012

Galaxy Shirt

After Christopher Kane's 2011 galaxy-inspired Resort collection, I have been constantly looking for cheap copies. This is where designers CiCi drew my attention, with a shirt and dress in a pretty similar print. The asymmetry offers something fairly different from the copious shirts on the highstreet at the moment. Sold in Oxford Street, Topshop.





Tuesday, 13 December 2011

Just Acces

On the high street it is often difficult to find unique pieces at reasonable prices. Whatever I usually buy at Topshop I will then find a similar version of in Miss Selfridge the week after. This is where jewellery brand Just Acces has found its niche. 


The brand makes neo-gothic pieces, taking its influence from traditional Indian body jewellery. Although ear cuffs and hand harnesses can be found on the high street, Just Acces' interpretations offer something more intricate and personal. What's more, they give elegance an edge using feathers, spikes and crosses aplenty.


Sold on Asos prices are just as cheap as that of the high street's.


Here are the 2 items I'm hoping to receive for Christmas...



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http://www.asos.com/Women/A-To-Z-Of-Brands/Just-Acces/Cat/pgecategory.aspx?cid=13702#parentID=-1&pge=0&pgeSize=-1&sort=-1