Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fashion. Show all posts

Friday, 14 November 2014

Susie Bubble: We’re past the point of coming up with new silhouettes – so it’s about finer details, innovation in textiles, rejuvenating old techniques.’


Susanna Lau is one of my favourite British fashion bloggers, known around the world for her unique style of voice and dress sense that she shares with hundreds of thousands of people a month on her blog Style Bubble. 

Yesterday, a friend and I went talk a talk she was doing in collaboration with the Dazed group and the McQ shop on Dover street. As two 17 year old girls wearing trainers and hoodies, we felt quite out of place in this world of high fashion, champagne and pointy heels.  I'm not quite part of that world (not yet anyways) but find I it so interested observing the people; how they dress so perfectly and move so elegantly. They're fun, exciting and daring!

Although I almost passed out during the talk from the heat and having to stand, I thoroughly enjoyed what Susie Bubble had to say. She talked about her views on the changing fashion industry, how the 4 main capitals aren't necessarily the only places where new exciting fashion is being created. Now there are new players in the fashion game such as Nikita and Tina Sutradhar, two sisters from Dubai who virtually came from nowhere and won a special mention at the LVMH prize. 


She went on to give us an inside scoop about the book that she's in the process of writing. Bubble has been travelling all over the world from Sydney to Antwerp, interviewing young designers, manufacturers and other creative talents that she admires. 

The night ended with free drinks, a brilliant DJ set by Mischa Mafia and a free copy of Dazed magazine, what more could I ask for?

Thursday, 6 November 2014

Where I See Fashion

For the longest time I've been seeing pictures on tumblr of exquisite fashions paired with an almost exact match in a photo. These photos include architecture, nature, landscapes and paintings and now I have finally found where they're all coming from- a blog called Where I See fashion.



Started in the Summer of 2013 by Bianca Luini, the blog has since received over 300,00 views and inspired countless people around the world. 


 Many designers look only to other fashion to inspire their clothes but this blog proves that anything can be inspiring from art to photography to colour to a flower. 






So if you're ever stuck for inspiration, even if you don't have an interest in fashion, Where I See fashion is a brilliant source of visual imagery whatever you need inspiring for.



To find more inspiration click here

Lots of love,
Tiana x

Wednesday, 8 October 2014

Jacquemus


Simone Porte Jacquemus is the 25 year old designer behind the fun, whimsical brand Jacquemus. After studying for only 2 months at ESMOD, a university in Paris, he dropped out to start his own label at just 19.

I would describe his clothes as youthful, daring and spontaneous but most of all they are clothes that make you smile. Full of primary colours and bold shapes, his style is slightly naive with a rebellious touch.


Believe it or not, Simone actually worked as a sales assistant at Comme Des Garçons until last year. His advice: don't give up the day job.


The most most recent SS14 Jacquemus collection was his take on French women at the beach. A women who is daring, outgoing and always willing to try new things. It included playful crop tops, kitschy skirts and his modern primary coloured take on Breton stripes.


To see more from Jacquemus click here.
Lots of love,
Tiana x



Monday, 29 September 2014

Autumn Wishlist

Autumn Wishlist



Zara dress

zara.com

Topshop blue shirt
$56 - topshop.com

Re
pariscoming.com

H M sweater
$21 - hm.com

Zara pants
zara.com

Estradeur
$41 - nelly.com

H M mini skirt
$33 - hm.com

Adidas originals shoes
$105 - net-a-porter.com



I really, really, really want a new pair of trainers and Stan smiths are on my mind at the moment. I'm thinking to get black and white just because they'll go with pretty my everything that I wear. I'm also really into trousers at the moment, usually I'm a skirt girl but I love pants especially the checkered ones from Zara. Finally, how killer are these black Dr Martens boots! I feel like I must have them now <3

Sunday, 21 September 2014

The Duster Coat





Slowly but surely I've been building up my collection of coats and jackets. First was the car boot sale bomber jacket, then my amazing £10 fur coat and finally I have my duster coat. At an amazing £12 from a local charity this has definitely got to be one of my best wardrobe purchases.


Even though it was way too hot to wear it, I was determined show off my new coat. Keeping to a monochromatic theme, wearing a Breton striped top, black shorts (both from New Look) and Just fab trainers. 




What do you think of duster coats?
Lots of love,
Tiana x

Thursday, 18 September 2014

Le 21ème- Streetstyle

I ILe 21ème is one of my favourite websites to see street style from around the world and to get some awesome outfit inspiration. Showcasing images from cities such as London, Paris and New York, Le 21ème describes itself as a photojournalistic view into the world of fashion rather than simply a street style. Here are some of my photos that heave recently uploaded.







If you like these photos you can see more by clicking here.

Lots of love,
Tiana x


Sunday, 14 September 2014

London Fashion Week

It has been ways to long since I've made a blog post but with the start of my final year at college and London Fashion Week, I've had absolutely no free time.
Since Thursday I've been volunteering as a dresser with Fashion Scout, an organization which showcases new design talent all around the world.
Working backstage at a show is extremely different to watching a show and you would not believe the amount of prep, panic and general craziness that goes on before and during the show. Even though it's quite an intense environment, the past few days have been such an incredible experience, and I've got loads of backstage pictures of the clothes, models and everything else that's been going on.


One of the shows that I managed to see was Nasir Mazhar. The collection was a wonderful mix of national tribal dressing, fetish wear and sportswear. The Nasir Mazhar girl is rebellious, sexy and ethnic.
Nasir Mazhar

Exhibition at Fashion Scout 
Exhibition at Fashion Scout
Can I please have this top!


Managed to get a quick shot of Leandra Medine of Man Repeller as she left the  Tipshop Unique show.
Pixie Lott outside the Topshop Unique show
This dress though <3
Pia Mia leaving the Topshop show

Somerset house is always the best place to spot some amazing street style

The amazing Chiddy ( aka The slumflower) looking fab at Somerset house
Fashion Scout- Ones to Watch

Fashion Scout- Ones to Watch

Their shoes are gorgeous!

One of the best things about working at fashion week is that I got a ton of free make up :D

That's pretty much a summary of my past three days and as you can probably see it's been hectic. I'm exhausted, my feet hurt and I've barely had any sleep but it's also been the most amazing experience and I cannot wait till February for the next fashion week!

Lots of love,
Tiana x
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