Tommorow Liberty London will be opening its doors to all up and coming designers to pitch their creations to the major fashion retailer, in particular to Buying Director Ed Burstell and his team.
The Dragons Dens style pitch will be the starting point of a new BBC2 programme, 'The Buying Game'.
This is X-factor meets project runway, and is conveying an entirely new side to the fashion industry. It seems the public have had enough of modelling programmes and it is time to dig in a little deeper to see what it really going on behind the extravagant window displays. Could this be a huge disaster, appealing to only the few, portraying a totally unrealistic picture to the audience? Or a sucess amoungst those in the industry, bringing publicity to new labels, whilst inspiring the youth to explore wider horizons when looking in to a career in the fashion industry? Only time will tell.
I will certaintly be tunning in this summer.
J xxxx
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Sunday, February 7, 2010
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Blow me a kiss, simple as this.
Luella S/S 10 : mixed emotions :) :( :| @ ! :S :o








Its very wearable, but lacking creativity. Perhaps a little simple for me? Im not sure. There are some really wierd unflattering silhouettes used aswell. I haven't posted them, these are just the ones I like, but if you think youve got big hips you stand no chance. To me this seems like a mixture of House of Holland S/S 09, See by Chole and some old Luella designs from way back to the beginning of the decade. Well I guess thats the recession for you.
Not her best.
(My Favourites were the 2008 collections. S/S 08 will be available at London Fashion Weekend [or should be due to my calculations, and in times of recession I'm sure Luella needs to make as much money as possible so should be there], and I am going to get some :DDDDDD. Sexy Grannies saved by Superheros and Witches of the West. What could be better?)
I can't say much about the House of Holland collection either. He has tweaked old designs and stuck house pictures on normal items of clothing. The only things I like are the 'OLD' 'NEW' 'BORROWED' t-shirts and shirts. I might buy a white t-shirt and make one of those myself.
Another disapointment.
Now for the good news...
Christopher Kane S/S 10 : put a spell on me.






He is really growing on me. I love his stuff. I love this pattern; it reminds me of picnics and tea parties :)
My top tip? Buy pastels in the sales for a good bargin.








Its very wearable, but lacking creativity. Perhaps a little simple for me? Im not sure. There are some really wierd unflattering silhouettes used aswell. I haven't posted them, these are just the ones I like, but if you think youve got big hips you stand no chance. To me this seems like a mixture of House of Holland S/S 09, See by Chole and some old Luella designs from way back to the beginning of the decade. Well I guess thats the recession for you.
Not her best.
(My Favourites were the 2008 collections. S/S 08 will be available at London Fashion Weekend [or should be due to my calculations, and in times of recession I'm sure Luella needs to make as much money as possible so should be there], and I am going to get some :DDDDDD. Sexy Grannies saved by Superheros and Witches of the West. What could be better?)
I can't say much about the House of Holland collection either. He has tweaked old designs and stuck house pictures on normal items of clothing. The only things I like are the 'OLD' 'NEW' 'BORROWED' t-shirts and shirts. I might buy a white t-shirt and make one of those myself.
Another disapointment.
Now for the good news...
Christopher Kane S/S 10 : put a spell on me.






He is really growing on me. I love his stuff. I love this pattern; it reminds me of picnics and tea parties :)
My top tip? Buy pastels in the sales for a good bargin.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Together forever, never apart. Maybe in distance but never at heart.. UNIQLO.
Yesterday I went to Uniqlo for the first time ever. For some reason I had always felt that if I went in there I would feel out of place or unwelcome. I didnt feel as though I was the target audience, but yesterday I rised above my unfair judgements and entered the store. I was pleasantly surprised by the Japanese version of H&M. Classy but affordable. I wanted some comfy, plain clothes to wear to school as my outfits are either to rememberable to wear too often, or simply inappropriate or impractical. I found this wonderful purple jumper which is comfy and soft and fancied the scarf to go with it. Simplicity, in my mind, was a reflection of a boring personality, but I have been swung and now do believe in the philosophy of things being "simple but effective".
Thank you Uniqlo. I will visit again soon.
Thank you Uniqlo. I will visit again soon.
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