Showing posts with label Chanel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chanel. Show all posts

Friday, 23 October 2015

Tuesday, 20 January 2015

An insight into me

 

Mac fashion topshop french connection
monochrome
Black white styling texture

rucksacks whistles

Blogging visual merchandising

home

Audrey Hepburn running cocktails

prosseco spin

graze boxes gossip girl sex and the city

City breaks hot weather photographs

Topshop Manchester

Bobbi brown urban outfitters

Basics marc Jacobs Chanel

Vogue cos iPad camera Instagram

Green tea Clinique





Sunday, 4 January 2015

50 shades

The weekend uniform throughout winter


Rucksack - french connection
Scarf, necklace - urban outfitters
Boots - topshop

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, 31 December 2014

Snow satin

Chanel, Urban outfitters and Barry M complete my NYE nail cocktail.

Chanel - black satin

Urban outfitters- snow storm

Barry M - top coat

 

Tuesday, 31 December 2013

It's all about the nails

December is brilliant for my nails, first my birthday then Christmas and this year has been one of the best. People definitely know me v.well (either that or I'm extremely predictable!!!) 
The last two weeks have been an experiment of new colours ('portobello' - nails inc) and for one last time this year my NYE nails will be a first use of Mac's 'girl trouble' teamed with my ultimate favorite winter colour - Chanel's 'black satin'. 
Every VM out there will know how important a good hand cream is to rid us of 'hanger hands' I'm never without a tube in my handbag and I now have a choice
- Body Shop for my everyday work bag
- Locitane (my fave)  for my weekend rucksack
- Soap and Glory (another fave) for my nightly use before bed
- Bayliss and Harding (a new one for me) to match my post run body cream, shower gel
A girl can definitely never have too many nail varnishes or hand cream :)

HAPPY NEY YEAR


 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

All photographs are my own

Friday, 7 October 2011

Under the sea

Karl Largerfeld never fails to impress and WOW what a show/performance in Paris. The Grand Palais was transformed into an outstanding 'under the sea' setting, crisp white sea shapes, corals, sea horses and shells. Elegant shades of pastel colours graced the runway with great detailing to line and texture (very reminiscent of fish scales). AMAZING!!!!!!!












Fabulous holographic effects from the sequins and the lighting

Great bulbous silhouette and what perfect texture to re-create the intricate detailing of fish scales