Friday 30 April 2010
Thursday 29 April 2010
TDF Issue #18: SPECIAL ISSUE: Alexander McQueen Tribute
The shocked family of Alexander McQueen have held his mother's funeral just a day after the fashion designer killed himself.
McQueen's father Ronald and his brother and sisters spent the night comforting each other after the 40-year-old was found hanged at his £2million Mayfair apartment.
His family gathered at his parents' home in Hornchurch, Essex this morning before leaving for a crematorium nearby.
They had spent the night considering whether to postpone Joyce McQueen's funeral to bury mother and son together.
McQueen's brother Michael, 49, said the family is in a state of shock.
'It is just so raw,' he told the London Evening Standard. 'We are grieving. Everyone is too upset to say anything.
'But mum’s funeral is going ahead. It has all been arranged.'
McQueen, who controversial creative genius who clothed the world's biggest stars, committed suicide on the eve of his beloved mother's funeral.
So distraught was the designer that he had locked himself away, refusing to get out of bed since her death.
Police are treating McQueen's death as non-suspicious. His body was found by his cleaner when she arrived at the flat and she dialled 999. McQueen slit his wrists and then hung himself - it was very heartbreaking and shocking.
His funeral took place after the inquest opened.
His death comes three years after his close friend Isabella Blow, who helped launch his career, killed herself days before London Fashion Week.
Sources said the designer, who had lacerations to his arms, had attempted suicide on more than one occasion.
One friend said: 'His mother died and he couldn't cope. He just went to bed for a week. His Paris show is coming up and his staff had been nagging him all week to get up and start working.
'But he wouldn't get out of bed, he just couldn't get up. He hasn't even been to any of his fittings for the show. He was so upset about his mother. It was her funeral the next day and he couldn't face it.'
McQueen's body was taken away by an ambulance. Undertakers brought out the body on a stretcher, covered in a maroon blanket.
A police statement said: 'Next of kin have been informed, however we await formal identification. A post mortem will be scheduled in due course, an inquest will open and adjourn in due course. The death is being treated as non suspicious.
A blond man who said he was the designer's boyfriend stood by the front door, sobbing and talking on the phone.
Paramedics were called to his flat, in a six-storey redbrick building near Hyde Park, shortly after 10am but McQueen, whose full name was Lee Alexander McQueen, was pronounced dead at the scene.
No suicide note was found.
His design company said in a statement: 'At this stage it is inappropriate to comment on this tragic news beyond saying that we are devastated and are sharing a sense of shock and grief with Lee's family.
'Lee's family has asked for privacy in order to come to terms with this terrible news and we hope the media will respect this.'
The windows of his Old Bond Street shop were empty last night, apart from a printed message saying he had died.
One of his lines, McQ, was due to be shown at New York Fashion Week but the show was cancelled.
McQueen, the son of an East End cabbie and one of six children, had been close to his mother and took her death very badly. She was in her mid-seventies.
They had appeared together in a newspaper in 2004 in which Joyce interviewed her famous son. In it Joyce asked him: 'What is your most terrifying fear?' He replied: 'Dying before you.'
Emotional posts on his Twitter page revealed that McQueen - whose aunt Dolly died a year ago this week - had been battling with his grief.
On February 3rd, he wrote: 'I'm letting my followers know my mother passed away yesterday if it she had not me nor would you RIP mumxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx...'
Moments later, he added: 'But life must go on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
Then on Sunday, he said: 'Sunday evening been a ****ing awful week but my friends have been great but now i have to some how pull myself together and finish with the HELLS ANGLES & PROLIFIC DEAMONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
He appeared to have recovered slightly by that week. His final message, posted on Tuesday, said: 'I'm here with my girl annie tinkerbell wishing kerry the **** happy birthday in NY, your 40 now girl time to slow it down we think.'
However, posts before his mother died also hint that he was having troubles. On February 1st, he wrote: 'From heaven to hell and back again, life is a funny thing. beauty can come from the most strangest of places even the most disgusting places.'
McQueen was named British Designer of the Year four times and had been awarded the CBE.
His family were comforting each other at his father's £500,000 three-bedroom house in Hornchurch, Essex, last night.
Within minutes of Mail Online breaking the news of his death, Twitter was awash with thousands of stunned posts.
And leading lights of the fashion world also rushed to pay tribute.
Model Kate Moss, a bridesmaid when McQueen entered into a civil partnership with then partner George Forsyth in 2000, was 'shocked and devastated at the tragic loss of her dear friend'.
Alexandra Shulman, editor of British Vogue, said: 'Lee McQueen influenced a whole generation of designers.
'His brilliant imagination knew no bounds as he conjured up collection after collection of extraordinary designs.'
Dolce & Gabbana said: 'We are deeply touched for the sudden death of Alexander McQueen, a designer whom we have always admired for his creative genius and unmatched inspiration. He leaves the fashion world with an unfillable void.'
Designer Matthew Williamson said: 'I am shocked and deeply saddened by McQueen's death. He was a genius and his talent was second to none. Like many others, I always cited him as a hugely inspirational leader of world fashion. He will be greatly missed.'
Designer Katherine Hamnett said: 'He was a genius. What a terrible, tragic waste.'
Victoria Beckham, who is frequently photographed wearing McQueen designs, said: 'McQueen was a master of fashion, creative genius and an inspiration.
'Today the fashion industry has lost a true great. An icon of all time. He made all he touched beautiful and will be desperately missed. My heart is very much with his family and friends at this very sad time.'
Sarah Jessica Parker said she was 'shocked and overcome with grief about the untimely death of the quiet genius'.
Of his work, she added: 'Every single inspired, original, lofty, whimsical, stunning, brilliant and jaw dropping detail was Alexander Mcqueen. There has never been anyone like him. And there simply never will be.
'What is more devastating is that despite all his success thus far, creatively, critically and commercially, his greatest achievements lay ahead of him. The future would be whatever he hoped to make of it," she says. "God speed Lee. It has been a privilege for all of us to know you. You will be indescribably missed.'
Cheryl Cole said: 'My heart goes out to Alexander's family and friends at this unbelievably tragic time. Fashion has lost one of its most talented and inspirational figures.'
Jo Wood wept on live television as she spoke of her devastation.
Sue Whiteley his former CEO at McQueen said: 'This is devastating news. He was an unforgettable part of my life. He was a talent who was beyond others. People who worked with him would give 100 per cent and more because he was totally inspiring. This is an unimaginable loss for the fashion world.
'He was able to bring creativity to whatever he turns his hand to, from perfume bottles to every piece of clothing. It is a dark, dark day to hear this news. he was a British icon in fashion whose loss is unimaginable.'
Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw added: 'Alexander McQueen made an outstanding contribution to British fashion.
'His extraordinary talent and creativity mean that his designs are adored not just by followers of haute couture but lovers of great style everywhere.
'This is a great loss to one of Britain's most successful industries and to the design world more widely.'
Fashion consultant Alice Smith, who arrived at McQueen's home with a bunch of flowers, said: 'I have known Alexander since his first collection. He was a lovely man and the best fashion designer in the world.
'No one can beat him, no one will ever be as good as him. He was a charming man but also quite fragile.'
He left school at 16 and went to work at Savile Row’s Anderson & Sheppard, whose clients included Prince Charles and Mikhail Gorbachev, after he saw a television program about the apprentice shortage in traditional tailoring.
He went on to work for Gieves & Hawkes, theatre’s famous Angels & Bermans costumiers, and then worked in Japan and Italy.
He returned to London in 1994, hoping to work as a pattern cutter tutor at London’s prestigious Central Saint Martins fashion school.
Thanks to the strength of his portfolio, he was persuaded to enrol on the course himself.
After graduating McQueen set up his own label based in the East End of London and it was then that he was spotted by Blow.
McQueen was forced to deny rumours of a rift between the pair at the time of her death, saying: ‘It’s so much b******s. These people just don’t know what they’re talking about. They don’t know me. They don’t know my relationship with Isabella. It’s complete bull****.
'People can talk; you can ask her sisters.… That part of the industry, they should stay away from my life, or mine and Isabella’s life. What I had with Isabella was completely disassociated from fashion, beyond fashion.’
R.I.P McQueen. You were an inspirational genius of a fashion designer - we shall miss you. I have created an Alexander McQueen collage...
McQueen's brother Michael, 49, said the family is in a state of shock.
'It is just so raw,' he told the London Evening Standard. 'We are grieving. Everyone is too upset to say anything.
In the photo on the right, model Olivia Inge lays a floral tribute outside the home of British Fashion designer Alexander McQueen in London
McQueen, who controversial creative genius who clothed the world's biggest stars, committed suicide on the eve of his beloved mother's funeral.
So distraught was the designer that he had locked himself away, refusing to get out of bed since her death.
Police are treating McQueen's death as non-suspicious. His body was found by his cleaner when she arrived at the flat and she dialled 999. McQueen slit his wrists and then hung himself - it was very heartbreaking and shocking.
His funeral took place after the inquest opened.
His death comes three years after his close friend Isabella Blow, who helped launch his career, killed herself days before London Fashion Week.
Sources said the designer, who had lacerations to his arms, had attempted suicide on more than one occasion.
One friend said: 'His mother died and he couldn't cope. He just went to bed for a week. His Paris show is coming up and his staff had been nagging him all week to get up and start working.
'But he wouldn't get out of bed, he just couldn't get up. He hasn't even been to any of his fittings for the show. He was so upset about his mother. It was her funeral the next day and he couldn't face it.'
McQueen's body was taken away by an ambulance. Undertakers brought out the body on a stretcher, covered in a maroon blanket.
A police statement said: 'Next of kin have been informed, however we await formal identification. A post mortem will be scheduled in due course, an inquest will open and adjourn in due course. The death is being treated as non suspicious.
A blond man who said he was the designer's boyfriend stood by the front door, sobbing and talking on the phone.
Paramedics were called to his flat, in a six-storey redbrick building near Hyde Park, shortly after 10am but McQueen, whose full name was Lee Alexander McQueen, was pronounced dead at the scene.
No suicide note was found.
His design company said in a statement: 'At this stage it is inappropriate to comment on this tragic news beyond saying that we are devastated and are sharing a sense of shock and grief with Lee's family.
'Lee's family has asked for privacy in order to come to terms with this terrible news and we hope the media will respect this.'
The windows of his Old Bond Street shop were empty last night, apart from a printed message saying he had died.
One of his lines, McQ, was due to be shown at New York Fashion Week but the show was cancelled.
McQueen, the son of an East End cabbie and one of six children, had been close to his mother and took her death very badly. She was in her mid-seventies.
They had appeared together in a newspaper in 2004 in which Joyce interviewed her famous son. In it Joyce asked him: 'What is your most terrifying fear?' He replied: 'Dying before you.'
Emotional posts on his Twitter page revealed that McQueen - whose aunt Dolly died a year ago this week - had been battling with his grief.
On February 3rd, he wrote: 'I'm letting my followers know my mother passed away yesterday if it she had not me nor would you RIP mumxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx...'
Moments later, he added: 'But life must go on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
Then on Sunday, he said: 'Sunday evening been a ****ing awful week but my friends have been great but now i have to some how pull myself together and finish with the HELLS ANGLES & PROLIFIC DEAMONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
He appeared to have recovered slightly by that week. His final message, posted on Tuesday, said: 'I'm here with my girl annie tinkerbell wishing kerry the **** happy birthday in NY, your 40 now girl time to slow it down we think.'
However, posts before his mother died also hint that he was having troubles. On February 1st, he wrote: 'From heaven to hell and back again, life is a funny thing. beauty can come from the most strangest of places even the most disgusting places.'
McQueen was named British Designer of the Year four times and had been awarded the CBE.
His family were comforting each other at his father's £500,000 three-bedroom house in Hornchurch, Essex, last night.
Within minutes of Mail Online breaking the news of his death, Twitter was awash with thousands of stunned posts.
And leading lights of the fashion world also rushed to pay tribute.
Model Kate Moss, a bridesmaid when McQueen entered into a civil partnership with then partner George Forsyth in 2000, was 'shocked and devastated at the tragic loss of her dear friend'.
Alexandra Shulman, editor of British Vogue, said: 'Lee McQueen influenced a whole generation of designers.
'His brilliant imagination knew no bounds as he conjured up collection after collection of extraordinary designs.'
Dolce & Gabbana said: 'We are deeply touched for the sudden death of Alexander McQueen, a designer whom we have always admired for his creative genius and unmatched inspiration. He leaves the fashion world with an unfillable void.'
Designer Matthew Williamson said: 'I am shocked and deeply saddened by McQueen's death. He was a genius and his talent was second to none. Like many others, I always cited him as a hugely inspirational leader of world fashion. He will be greatly missed.'
Designer Katherine Hamnett said: 'He was a genius. What a terrible, tragic waste.'
Victoria Beckham, who is frequently photographed wearing McQueen designs, said: 'McQueen was a master of fashion, creative genius and an inspiration.
'Today the fashion industry has lost a true great. An icon of all time. He made all he touched beautiful and will be desperately missed. My heart is very much with his family and friends at this very sad time.'
Sarah Jessica Parker said she was 'shocked and overcome with grief about the untimely death of the quiet genius'.
Of his work, she added: 'Every single inspired, original, lofty, whimsical, stunning, brilliant and jaw dropping detail was Alexander Mcqueen. There has never been anyone like him. And there simply never will be.
'What is more devastating is that despite all his success thus far, creatively, critically and commercially, his greatest achievements lay ahead of him. The future would be whatever he hoped to make of it," she says. "God speed Lee. It has been a privilege for all of us to know you. You will be indescribably missed.'
Cheryl Cole said: 'My heart goes out to Alexander's family and friends at this unbelievably tragic time. Fashion has lost one of its most talented and inspirational figures.'
Jo Wood wept on live television as she spoke of her devastation.
Sue Whiteley his former CEO at McQueen said: 'This is devastating news. He was an unforgettable part of my life. He was a talent who was beyond others. People who worked with him would give 100 per cent and more because he was totally inspiring. This is an unimaginable loss for the fashion world.
'He was able to bring creativity to whatever he turns his hand to, from perfume bottles to every piece of clothing. It is a dark, dark day to hear this news. he was a British icon in fashion whose loss is unimaginable.'
Culture Secretary Ben Bradshaw added: 'Alexander McQueen made an outstanding contribution to British fashion.
'His extraordinary talent and creativity mean that his designs are adored not just by followers of haute couture but lovers of great style everywhere.
'This is a great loss to one of Britain's most successful industries and to the design world more widely.'
Fashion consultant Alice Smith, who arrived at McQueen's home with a bunch of flowers, said: 'I have known Alexander since his first collection. He was a lovely man and the best fashion designer in the world.
'No one can beat him, no one will ever be as good as him. He was a charming man but also quite fragile.'
He left school at 16 and went to work at Savile Row’s Anderson & Sheppard, whose clients included Prince Charles and Mikhail Gorbachev, after he saw a television program about the apprentice shortage in traditional tailoring.
He went on to work for Gieves & Hawkes, theatre’s famous Angels & Bermans costumiers, and then worked in Japan and Italy.
He returned to London in 1994, hoping to work as a pattern cutter tutor at London’s prestigious Central Saint Martins fashion school.
Thanks to the strength of his portfolio, he was persuaded to enrol on the course himself.
After graduating McQueen set up his own label based in the East End of London and it was then that he was spotted by Blow.
McQueen was forced to deny rumours of a rift between the pair at the time of her death, saying: ‘It’s so much b******s. These people just don’t know what they’re talking about. They don’t know me. They don’t know my relationship with Isabella. It’s complete bull****.
'People can talk; you can ask her sisters.… That part of the industry, they should stay away from my life, or mine and Isabella’s life. What I had with Isabella was completely disassociated from fashion, beyond fashion.’
R.I.P McQueen. You were an inspirational genius of a fashion designer - we shall miss you. I have created an Alexander McQueen collage...
Alexander McQueen - Tribute by AmbzFashionista featuring Alexander McQueen
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Wednesday 28 April 2010
TDF Issue #17: Ria Reports: Lourdes Leon
Doesn't Lourdes Leon look A.M.A.Z.I.N.G?! She wears a gorgeous Coco Channel skirt paired with a leather jacket and some fingerless gloves. So,
The skirt: 9/5 I couldn't see myself wearing this- though it looks great on her!
The jacket: 10/10 I am in LOVE with this jacket- and want one NOW.
The clutch: 8/10 I'm not so sure about the clutch looking at it alone, but it completes the outfit.
Madonna is a brilliant singer, so why [oh why] does she try and dress like her teenage daughter? She has a great bod, but dressing a third of your age is NOT the solution.
All I can say about her outfit is WOOOOW! This 13 year old girl is my inspiration- and she deserves it! With outfit like these, you can't NOT walk past her and think 'She has amazing dress sense.' It's just not possible.
Jacket: 10/10
Leggins: 6/10
Dress: 6/10
Hairbow: 10/10
Necklace: 9/10
Well done Lourdes, and keep it up!
Written by Fashion Reviewer Ria O' Grady.
Tuesday 27 April 2010
TDF Issue #16: Kate's Reviews
Pale Strawberry Shimmer Glossy Tubes Barry M Lipgloss:
This lipgloss is the perfect light pink! It is non-sticky and stays on for a while, too. It can be wore as part of a party look or smudged on quickly while you catch the bus into town. I use it alot when I go out, and am on my third tube of it - it is definitely, in my opinion, worth it!
Verdict: 9/10
Lemon Bug Necklace:
This pendant is cute! It's unusual, being a lemon, but fashionista's are claiming that kooky, fruit jewellry is coming back and will be huge in the summer season. This is the perfect way to wear it. Vanessa Hudgens has been seen about in a similar necklace. If you envy her style, then bag this one and wear it with a top and shorts. It's from Miss Selfridge, by the way.
Verdict: 7/10
Mary Kate's Dress:
Can anyone spot the fashion DISASTER in this outfit? Yep, you guessed it right - THE DRESS. I, actually, wouldn't put it as a dress - it's more of a black sack! It makes Mary-Kate Olsen look a lot shorter than she is in real life, and though we all love vampires, none of us would really go out dressed like one! And what is with her hair?? Someone tell her rats tails aren't actually in fashion! Take note, Mary-Kate!
Verdict: 0/10 and her stylist fired for life.
Written by Fashion Reviewer Kate Noblet.
Monday 26 April 2010
Sunday 25 April 2010
TDF Issue #14: Famous Fashionistaaaas!
Kate Moss - The famous english model!
Vanessa Hudgens - The famous actress, singer and girlfriend of famous actor Zac Efron is always up to date on the latest trends!
Selena Gomez - The young actress/singer is a role model to all us teens! Perfect hair/clothes, what more does a girl want?
Written by Co Manager - Rachel.
Saturday 24 April 2010
TDF Issue #13: Stylish Sunglasses
Its the hottest, sunniest season and the must have accessory must be the sunglasses! :o) Give you eyes a stylish cover with these sunglasses:
Written by Co Manager Rachel.
Friday 23 April 2010
TDF Issue #12: Ooh It's All Gone a Bit Sunny Here!
It's now officially Summer! Hooray! Want to ace that effortlessly cool chic look? Well here's how...
Pink Converse, £22, Next
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Headband, £2.50, Next
Grey sequin vest, £8, Next
Floral Leggings, £6, New Look
Lace Skirt, £14, New Look
Scarf, £6, Next
Pink Converse, £22, Next
What a load of bargains! But what about makeup, I hear you ask? Well, we've covered that too!
Patstle Pink Lipgloss, £4.25, Barry M
Deluxe Eyeshadow Kit, £9.95, Barry M
And here is my own creation of the outfit...
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Thursday 22 April 2010
TDF Issue #11: World Earth Day
Today is World Earth Day, not St Patricks Day as you might think if you've looked at the picture below already! If we're all kind to our Earth - pick up litter, don't drive if you can easily walk there - then, together, we can save it from dying. And it is dying, because of us! But some people just don't care, they don't care if they die because the world they live on dies. Anyway, today is World Earth Day so I put together a little outfit especially...
It's World Earth Day - so do something nice for our Earth.
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Wednesday 21 April 2010
TDF Issue #10: Ria Reports
Geek Glasses:
Are they really the geeky horrible things people say they are? Well no, they're not. These glasses are cool, sophisticated and are sold in many great high street shops, such as Topshop, Urban Outfitters and Punky Fish. People such as Lourdes Leon and Madonna have been seen with these trendy glasses, proving they are anything but horrible.
Verdict: A BIG FAT 10/10
Who can guess whats wrong with this picture? No - not the high waist skirt. Guess again, because it's not the bright colours either. It's the shoulder pads. They are a FASHION-NO-NO, and Rhianna has a habit of wearing these vile things.
Verdict: 0/10 + a 5 year prison sentence.
Miss Sporty Mascara:
This mascara is really good for just WEARING! If you want to put some on in a rush, or to go down to the market- this is the one. Its not for party's, or disco's- only for the day. Its a mascara I use a lot, but I know better ones.
Verdict: 7/10
Written by Fashion Reviewer Ria O' Grady.
Tuesday 20 April 2010
TDF Issue #9: SPECIAL SUMMER ISSUE
I have spent the whole day searching for summery bargains for our special issue...so here are my fabulous summery finds!
I know! Such bargains! And no, I'm not done, I have some more for you...
Items in this set:
Long Leggings, 6 GBP
I know! Such bargains! And no, I'm not done, I have some more for you...
Items in this set:
floral checked shirt, 30 GBP
Light blue chambray tiered skirt, 25 GBP
Blue bow toe flat shoes, 12 GBP
Blue mini bow waist belt, 6 GBP
Items in this set:
Miso Vintage Floral Top, 20 GBP
Monday 19 April 2010
TDF Issue #8: Brilliant Bargains
Brilliant Bargains is the new feature in The Daily Fashionista! BB will be posted every Monday.
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Sunday 18 April 2010
TDF Issue #7: What do us staff wear?
If 'The Daily Fashionista' was a real, proper magazine in an office like in Ugly Betty, then I (the manager) would wear this...
I love the dress, it's so unusual and the colours look fabulous together. I chose the necklace because it's pretty and, my name is Amber and it had an Amber stone on it! Here is what the Co Manager, Rachel, wears...
Casual but stylish and perfect for a Co Manager of a fashion magazine :-) Then Jean, our Fashion Scout, wears...
What do you all think of the outfits? :-)
NOTICE:
We are still looking for more staff, if you're interested in getting a job here click The Job Centre at the top of the page and comment with what job you'd like. Thank you.
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
I love the dress, it's so unusual and the colours look fabulous together. I chose the necklace because it's pretty and, my name is Amber and it had an Amber stone on it! Here is what the Co Manager, Rachel, wears...
Casual but stylish and perfect for a Co Manager of a fashion magazine :-) Then Jean, our Fashion Scout, wears...
What do you all think of the outfits? :-)
NOTICE:
We are still looking for more staff, if you're interested in getting a job here click The Job Centre at the top of the page and comment with what job you'd like. Thank you.
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Saturday 17 April 2010
TDF Issue #6: The Fashion Trip
Today, I went on a Fashion Trip as manager, to get some inspiration for this online newspaper. I went in lots of different shops, and found lots of gorgeous things to show on here! Just look at these...
Bag, £6 from New Look
Shoes, £12 from New Look
Dress, £15 from New Look
Top, £9 from Peacocks
Shoes, £8 from Next
Belt, £26 from Next
And also these cute shoes, which I actually bought...
Shoes, £10 from New Look
And, I bought these too! What? I just couldn't resist, they're so pretty!
Shoes, £7 from Peacocks
What do you all think? I'd love to hear your opinions on these gorgeous finds. Comments please!
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Friday 16 April 2010
TDF Issue #5: Random Fashion
A lot of adults think kids/teens wear what they wear just because it's 'in fashion'. That's what I was told the other day, and, to be honest I was kind of offended by it! Yeah, I wear a few things that are 'in' at the moment, but I also like to mix it up a bit with other unusual things. If something is in fashion, but I don't like it, I don't wear it. If I happen to like what's 'in' at the moment then, okay, I'll wear it. Here is a Polyvore I created to show you my kind of style...
I actually have that exact top and them exact shoes (I bought them yesterday for £7!) and them jeans are pretty close to what I bought the other day. My style tends to change every day. My style varies. What about yours? We would like you to make us a Polyvore creation (no sign up required!) of what you're wearing and the best one wins a Daily Fashionista surprise....send it to us in an email to sparklefairy98@hotmail.co.uk
CLICK HERE to go to Polyvore ;-)
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
I actually have that exact top and them exact shoes (I bought them yesterday for £7!) and them jeans are pretty close to what I bought the other day. My style tends to change every day. My style varies. What about yours? We would like you to make us a Polyvore creation (no sign up required!) of what you're wearing and the best one wins a Daily Fashionista surprise....send it to us in an email to sparklefairy98@hotmail.co.uk
CLICK HERE to go to Polyvore ;-)
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Thursday 15 April 2010
TDF Issue #4: The Sailor Girl
As well as florals, pastel colours etc, the Sailor Girl look is also in right now.
The sailor girl look is all about navy's and stripes! Stripey sailor girl jumper dresses are perfect for when Spring is ending, and slowly turning into Summer - the inbetween time when it's sometimes hot, and sometimes cold. You can buy Sailor Girl clothes for not much money here:
Girls Stripe Colour Block Dress, £10
Sailor Stripe Cardigan, £11
Denim Sailor Shorts, £18
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Girls Stripe Colour Block Dress, £10
Sailor Stripe Cardigan, £11
Denim Sailor Shorts, £18
Written by Manager Amber Kirk.
Wednesday 14 April 2010
TDF Issue #3: Accessories
This season's jewellery trends include Floral Fabulous! . It's all about flowery and pastel colours, e.g:
Pink Floral chunky bracelets.
Yellow and white checked broochies.
Lovely baby pink flower shaped earings.
Pink Floral chunky bracelets.
Yellow and white checked broochies.
Lovely baby pink flower shaped earings.
Vintage is also very in right now . It's all about the candy colours like pink and purple, e.g:
Lace and pearl necklaces.
Light pink chunky rings.
Old fashioned floral money purse.
Katy Perry's retro look is also very popular. It's all about the bold colours, e.g:
Black and white netted hair clips.
Retro badges.
Pink headband with bow.
The ethnic accessories are also in with girls. It's all about the corals and golds, make sure your colours pop! e.g:
Big Bright gold and silver rings.
Purple and pink jewelled necklaces.
Bright jewlled rings.
Written by Co Manager, Rachel.
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