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PJ time!

March 1st 2010 03:47


Who would ever have thought wearing pj's to playwould be the thing to do? well it is totally possible and does not make it look you are clothes-less or a bum who forgot to get dressed!

Peter Alexander is your man!

Slip into a pair of his sleep/day outfit and you are good to go!

Definitely more on this in the near future!



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PJ time!

March 1st 2010 03:46


Who would ever have thought wearing pj's to playwould be the thing to do? well it is totally possible and does not make it look you are clothes-less or a bum who forgot to get dressed!

Peter Alexander is your man!

Slip into a pair of his sleep/day outfit and you are good to go!

Definitely more on this in the near future!

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Bathers & Runners!

January 4th 2010 12:51
Bathers and Runners is a big no no

Unless you are competing in a trialthon it is a no go zone!!!

More details to come at a later date

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Jack London drew the attention of the spectators to the floor. An eccentric and unusual twist of accessories engaged the audience, especially with pillar box red shoes, glasses and patterned and skinny ties. Tapered, pin-striped trousers also came out to play and the classic vest was never too far away. This collection was cool for the eccentric and not-so-eccentric man.

Wayne Cooper closed this amazing show to the beats of the old Robert Palmer classic ‘Addicted to Love’. Glamorous chiffon filled the floor and satin party dresses in very pretty bright colours including, a strapless hot pink number, won the audience. These frocks were everywhere. If you were just passing by it may have looked like you were stalking a bridal shop and all the bridesmaids had come out to play - but at least they were gorgeous numbers.

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Leopold was the next cab off the rank screaming bright and vibrant colours post the Nylon Flock charm!

Leopold was totally in tune with the 80’s and featured oversized double breasted jackets. Not only did the models need a pair of sunnies while strutting their stuff down the runway but so did the audience. The sunnies were out of control BIG!

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Nylon Flock by Nicola Finetti was filled with sexy black and random splashes of colour when you least expected it. Off-the-shoulder, short and fitted black frocks launched the range. A black high-waisted, fitted trouser coupled with a gorgeous tiny black vest, which was left open over a light-coloured plain camisole, screamed class.

The short, figure-hugging little black dress, also sleeveless and featuring a zip that ran vertically down the length of the frock generated the most attention. The audience sat there amazed by its super mini appeal. You saw things I do not think were meant to be seen. It was pretty but not practical.

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Nevenka, teaming up with Loula shoes appeared to be one of the hottest combinations of the night. Nevenka mixed it up with neutral tones, warm colours, bright patterns and your classic black which left the audience in suspense as to what was going to appear next.

A ruffled, bronze dress teamed with undoubtedly startling footwear - being a pair of Swarovski crystal encrusted wedges, opened what was going to be an astounding collection. These shoes were mammoth! I would seriously destroy any hope of walking again after daring to step into these. They were absurdly high - but yes I'll admit - very glitzy and pretty.

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Coming out to play a little later on in the show was Bettina Liano's collection...and what an interestng show that was...

The wonderful new collection revved up the already excited audience. It was definitely an interesting collection with dark denim jackets, high-waisted light-wash, skinny jeans and ¾ tulip tied pants, are still the go for this spring. It didn't appear to have changed much which was a bit disappointing but it still looked pretty and I guess people wouldn't need to totally revamp their wardrobe.

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After attending one of the most hyped up fashion events of the year at the start or September you would think nothing could go wrong...until you saw some of the threads looking a tad unusual...

I won't say they were crimes as the designers involved in 'The Designer Series Show 3' are all impressively renowned for their creativity and edge but I will say some items were unusual...supporting my thoughts were the crowds reactions following peculiar tops or bottoms...

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Over It

July 30th 2009 06:36
It’s nice and toasty in our living rooms this winter while it is icy fresh outside. So how on earth can you keep your tootsies and legs nice and cosy? Get your hands on a pair of over-the-knee boots! At the moment style blogs as well as the fabulous department stores everywhere are abuzz about this season’s hottest trend – Over the knee boots!

This trend first appeared at the 2009 Ready-to-Wear shows when Givenchy sent a shiny and splendid black pair down the runway. Ever since, the trend has swept us off our feet – literally! Over-the-knee boots have showed up on all runways from Louis Vuitton to Prada. This funky number can be either thigh-high or slightly above the knee, flat or stiletto-heeled, leather or suede! Whatever the occasion (except for formal events I would say) these puppies are good to go! If you are going for a casual feel go with either the flats or wedges. Avoid looking tacky with a gianormous heel if you are popping down to grab milk at the end of the street and are wearing a trackie jacket.

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