Wednesday, 26 September 2012
The Camouflage Jacket
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
holographic
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
London Fashion Week so far
Sunday, 19 February 2012
SHOWstudio & TOPSHOP–Nick Knight / Karlie Kloss
I love fashion films and I thought I’d share this with you guys on a lazy Sunday.. Karlie Kloss looks amazing here.
To see more, go to the TOPSHOP website.
Sunday, 29 January 2012
Metal-toes
After seeing the Shakuhachi gold tip and gold heel boots, I was determined to get my hands on a similar pair. I saw some similar pairs on TOPSHOP but the overall style didn’t appeal to me enough to convince me to buy them. I found these shiny metal tip boots in a boutique a couple of weeks ago. They don’t stand out as much as the gold tips I originally wanted, but I guess these are rather demure and does add a subtle, yet edgy touch to any outfit.
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Metal tips and ends
(TOPSHOP tassel cardigan jacket, floral sheer blouse, tassel fringe belt, ponyskin leopard box bag, gold claw bangle; all from www.lulucherie.com)
As you can see, I am pretty obsessed with tassels and fringes. it really dresses up an outfit and makes it more edgier and quirkier, which is something I aim for when I select my outfit for the day.
Blouse and belt is coming soon on http://www.lulucherie.com.
I didn’t quite get a good close-up shot of the gold claw bracelet I’m wearing, so here’s a quick iphone/instagram shot. They are limited in stock right now. Which colour do you guys prefer?
Monday, 21 November 2011
DIY: Newspaper Nails
(…during the process of DIY newspaper nails – (without the top coat)- )
Been eager to try this out after seeing it on the Topshop blog. It’s ever so easy to do and looks great! My friends were pretty amazed that it wasn’t some kind of nail sticker.
To do this, you will need:
- Nail polish in a light shade (preferably in white)
- Clear Nail polish
- Rubbing alcohol (I’ve read that vodka works aswell, but I haven’t tried that personally)
- Small pieces of newspaper
- Small dish to pour some alcohol into
And just follow these steps..
1. Apply the base coat, and allow to dry.
2. Pour a little bit of rubbing alcohol in a pot or dish, and soak a small piece of newspaper in the alcohol.
3. Press the piece of newspaper on top of a nail, and gently press to allow the transfer of the print.
4. Peel back slowly.
5. Repeat this for each nail.
6. Apply a clear top coat.
And Voila! Have you guys tried this easy nail trend yet?



























