Showing posts with label what to wear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label what to wear. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 February 2012

Harlequin Fox Bridal Wear




With the Wedding Season fast approaching our attention turns to the numerous Wedding Fairs spread wide and far across the country enticing us with there exceptional wares and their unique concept for your big day.

Every girl, including myself, loves the hunt for the perfect dress! When we chose a cancellation date for our wedding, leaving just 3 weeks to do EVERYTHING it wasnt the easiest job in the world but we did it and it was wonderful. I did yern for a 50s cut or vintage inspired dress. Like most things that i want bad enough to spend hours and hours just on research i didnt have time to have my wish.

 This one i WOULD of had!

I do however wish i had comes across www.harlequinfox.com during my pain staking research as the very lovely Natasha creates THE most stunning Wedding Dresses ive come across in a VERY long time. Not only are they simply stunning, they are handmade, yes i said it HANDMADE! They capture the beauty of the original styling with their exquisite detailing and textured fabrics and are simply  enough to make any girl weep!



Here's a little something Natasha had to say about her business..



Harlequin Fox Bridalwear

Harlequin Fox Bridalwear is a bespoke bridal dressmaking service established by London-based designer, Natasha Shaw.  A lover of all things vintage, her work combines contemporary dressmaking with a touch of old world charm.

Specialising in styles inspired by the 1920's - 1960's, she makes wedding dresses, bridesmaids dresses, evening gowns, corsets and bridal accessories such as veils, ring cushions and hairpieces.

All her creations seek to bring out the individuality of her clients, therefore she offers a free initial consultation to discuss design ideas and requirements, as well as the all-important  fabrics and trimmings!  Her gowns are then individually handmade to complement the shape and character of her clients, using the classic techniques of couture tailoring.

If you are looking for  a unique, made-to-measure gown for your wedding or special occasion, feel free to book a consultation today.






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Thursday, 15 December 2011

Pure Collection - Dec Release

New Year’s Eve sophistication with Pure Collection
Pure Collection provides the ultimate in sophisticated New Year’s Eve partywear with a selection of feminine looks in classic red, black and grey.


A simple but utterly chic black dress will never look out of place at a cocktail party, so a Shift Dress, £83.85 is a flattering and versatile choice. In a wool-rich fabric with a slight sheen finish, this wardrobe staple is given a modern twist by sculptural pleats at the neckline. Pair with a Pashmina Shawl in Scarlet, £111.75, in 100% sustainable cashmere for a shot of festive colour and add unfussy, delicate diamond jewellery.
Printed cocktail dresses continue to be popular thanks to the fifties influences recently seen on the catwalks, and the Printed Silk Shift Dress, £77.40, in a bold check print channels the trend effectively. Keep a sleek silhouette with the Pleat Front Silk and Cashmere Cardigan in Cherry, £104.30, in luxurious silk and cashmere mix and its feminine puff sleeves.
If your New Year’s Eve party requires something a little more glamorous than the average cocktail dress, then the Gathered Detail Jersey Dress in Dark Red, £51.75, will be the perfect choice. With a flattering wrap neckline and gathered bodice detail, this dress needs little more than a bag to set it off, such as theSoft Quilt Bag in Black, £134.25. Detach the strap to create an oversized clutch, tapping into the popular Autumn Winter trend.
This New Year’s Eve, keep it stylish and sophisticated with a select palette from Pure Collection.
I'm totally in love with the red and black look for the festive season, the cuts and styling are right on trend and the red pashmina is to die for!

L xx