Showing posts with label Mulberry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mulberry. Show all posts

Friday, 1 April 2011

My Friday must haves...

The @Queen_UK would officially declare it #Ginoclock by this time, so I thought I'd round my week off with my Friday must haves.  Anything striped (preferably blue and white) is my weakness at the minute so there's sure to be something striped that creeps in.


Left to right; Sonia Rykiel, David Koma, Burberry, Moschino, Mulberry, Antik Batik

Monday, 21 February 2011

Mulberry Fall 2011...

With a fairytale Fantastic Mr. Fox theme the Mulberry show took place in the ballroom at Claridges in London.  Decorated with woodland scenery; giant toadstools, stuffed birds and drenches of foliage, the show began - minus Alexa Chung sat front row.  The majority of the collection was very earthy, with muted colours; beige, aubergine, khaki, grey and hints of tan.  Then  in-between was the classic pops of colour in a deep plum, and lilac. Styles were classic mixed with contemporary with quilted trench coats worn over dresses with a flouncy hem.  Jodpur style trousers with knee boots, box pleated a line minis and culottes.  My favourite piece from the collection was the box pleat Mulberry purple print mini skirt worn with a simple lilac roll neck, classic yet young and playful.  The blogs are alive with the sound of Mulberry....


Wednesday, 19 January 2011

HauteNYC...

Article number two to be featured on HAUTE NYC, inkeeping with the 'best of British' theme, my second article is about one of my favourite brands, Mulberry.  Read about why Mulberry has got what it takes to catch on stateside.  Everyone needs a little bit of British on their arm afterall...

 

Friday, 7 January 2011

Mulberry to hit NYC...

It is the ultimate cool girl label that has attracted the likes of Alexa Chung, Florence Welch and Kate Bosworth and now it's set to make it's US presence much bigger.  Going straight for the hip and happening Soho, Mulberry's new flagship store will be setting up camp at 132 Spring Street.  How very picturesque, I think Mulberry's pastel shades and beautifully crafted handbags will fit right in in the heart of Soho. A fashionable entrance indeed...