Saturday, 23 October 2010

Holiday Styling

With a nod to the summer holiday season, here I tried to create a range of looks appealing to both our younger and older consumers either jetting off to sunny Spain or this year having a 'staycation'. With a mixture of leopard print, glitz and digital detail, key accessories including cute bags, belts and trilbys, this look is pulled together with a striking colour palette of beige, black and brown with an orange and purple pop! Lets hope our customers were inspired by these looks and ultimately used the beach as their catwalk!

London Street Style

London fashion never fails to disappoint, and on a recent trip to the capital I managed to get some awesome street style shots! Portobello Market and Brick Lane are THE places to be it seems with girls pulling off some really directional looks and quirky styling. From pretty dresses and girly lace to Doc Martin's, military jackets and army waistcoats, styles were both feminine and masculine. But one thing was for certain, the harem is definately this seasons key trouser!







Into the Wild


I have styled these mannequins this time in our 'Into the Wild' trend mixing up black and brown with a hint of sparkle. I have used a snood on one mannequin -this seasons update on the scarf along with a headband on another - the most stylish form of headwear this season!

In the window I have used key pieces from the trend including the shift dress, owl print tee and denim jacket accessorised with jewellery, leather over-body bag, and scarf.

Using the lilac blouse as inspiration I have styled the mannequins this time in lilac and green, with black and denim also used to add depth and make the looks pop. I have also used layers including fur garments to add warmth and to show consumers how to stay warm yet fashionable this autumn/winter!

Using the dress on the front mannequin as inspiration, I have built outfits using the key colours from this garment including lilac, pink and khaki. I have also used denim to add interest, creating wearable yet inspirational looks for consumers.

Here I have tried to style the mannequins using muted colours and with the idea of 'layering up'. The lead in mannequin wears one of the key pieces of the trend - the beaded top, with denim corset underneath. Another mannequin has been dressed in floral corset, army style shirt with burgundy cardigan and cream shorts, finished with gold headband and brown leather satchel.