Friday, September 24, 2010

Wedding Dress of the Day

                     
I simply love the juxtaposition of white and black on a bride.  It works so seductively with white and its signifying tones of purity being the overriding influence here but a dash of something darker, something altogether more passionate.  The sexiest bride i've seen...

Thursday, September 23, 2010

Wedding Dress of the Day

I love the simple, straight lines and dropped waist on this dress.  Almost Celtic in style... Great for the taller bride.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Wedding Dress of the Day

This gorgeous, alternative little number is available on Owlhaus' etsy.com shop and a snip at 360 US Dollars.  The bodice is made from beautiful vintage tulle silk.

Monday, September 20, 2010

Weddings, weddings and more weddings

To celebrate the launch of my wedding styling service which coincides incidentally, with London Fashion Week, I will be posting on of a number of my favourite photographs of Brides each day this week, mainly vintage inspired.

Feast your eyes...

Monday, September 13, 2010

The Perfect Pin-Up at Cloud Nine

I'm sure you'll agree that Jo makes the perfect pin-up in these pictures of her makeover at the Cloud Nine event last Wednesday?

Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Skittle gets the 50s Look

Tomorrow i'm going to be making someone over with that so-called 'skittle' shape (as coined by Trinny and Susannah).  And a look I know that will work perfectly for her tiny waist and larger hips is the 50s style full skirt which draws the eye to that nipped in waist with a lovely plunging neckline.

I just can't wait to have a go at re-creating this look. 

Monday, September 6, 2010

London Fashion Week Cherry Picked Celebrates with Stella

, Today marked the start of London Fashion Week and with Cloud Nine peeping over the horizon on Wednesday, I thought I'd celebrate by sharing with you a little discovery I made today.

TK Maxx proudly sported heels fit for Cinderella from Stella McCartney.  A snip at just over 280 pounds (the rrp being somewhere close to the thousand pound mark).