We spotted these looks from Prada‘s pre-Spring collection in their Bond Street windows just the other day. How gorgeous that colour palette? Well, its so gorgeous we had to have a go at pantone matching it for you. Our first colour palette post for some time, but worth the wait, wouldn’t you agree?
Prada
Prada
from left: papaya (pantone 16-1640 TPX), pollen (12-0721 TPX), honeydew (15-1245 TPX), cold blue (15-4008 TPX) and lagoon (17-5421 TPX).
We then spotted the same gorgeous cardigan on the amazing Lana del Rey in the forth issue of Wonderland magazine. Looking good, Lana.
Lana del Rey in Wonderland magazine
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We’re at the next stage of the inaugural H&M Design Award. Here’s our first post on this, so you catch up if you missed out!
All six national winners have now been announced. Have a look at the video to see all of the wonderful collections and to hear from the jury, which includes the brilliant Suzie Lau aka Susie Bubble, the inspirational Christopher Kane and the fabulous Hilary Alexander, alongside fashion journalist, Kristopher Arden Houser and Ann-Sofie Johansson, Head of Design at H&M with Margareta van den Bosch, Creative advisor to H&M.
We are particularly proud to announce that the British winner is the incredibly talented Stine Riis. I mentored Stine in the run up to her graduation from LCF, and was delighted when she won the prize for ‘Innovative Use of Textiles’ for her graduate collection. We’re really hoping that her winning streaks hold out! Click here and here to see our previous posts about Stine’s great work.
Stine Riis, British Finalist
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The Fabergé store opened on Grafton Street in November last year, and we have wondered past on many occasions, heading to Dover Street Market and Acne for a fashion fix. Last week, we stopped to have a closer look in the tiny windows of this very purple shop, and we were amazed by the gorgeous displays. Not only were all of the diamonds completely dazzling, it was also the way that the jewellery had been displayed that caught our eye. Don’t you just love all of the stunning, vintage looking dolls house furniture and props that they have used? Oh, and that bracelet in the middle shot. Those are the kind of mini eggs we’d like to get this Easter…
Spotted on Friday while we were out retail researching, we just had to share this with you. I think this has to be the most cheerful handbag I have ever seen. Thanks Moschino for always reminding us that fashion should be a lot of fun!
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