Showing posts with label Bags. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bags. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 September 2013

Everything begins here

Things you need to know about Everything Begins...
- they sell lots of nice things
-  they sell nice bags
- they have reduced their nice bags...
I can't do everything for you so go and have a look for yourself. These are on my wishlist, which are your favourites? 

Mimi Leather Shoulder bag - Faye £207.38 from Everything Begins


Mimi Peggy Leather satchel £165.90, also from Everything Begins

Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Style Bubble Party

Blogging deity Susie Lau held a little soiree at the Furla store on Regent Street this evening and I went along to see the jelly-shoe style bags she is currently sporting on her blog Style Bubble in situ. Here is the lady herself (left) with vintage clothes entrepreneur Hazel Holtham of Rag and Bow (organiser of The Affordable Vintage Fair).

I was so excited to see such an influential voice in the flesh and moreover to see what she was wearing. Susie had layered up nicely sporting pyjama style trousers that she spoke about in her Elle supplement magazine last month. I loved how her bright pink jelly bag (in the bottom left hand corner of the photo) picked out the colour on her trousers.

Below the glossy, citrus coloured bags.




Who knew you could even fit a small dog in one!

To get your name on the list, Susie had challenged readers to send in a picture of the contents of their handbags. Above was my shot. In my lovely Mulberry are: Le Labo's Iris perfume, Mason and Pearson hairbrush, emergency peacock earrings, Chanel compact, iPhone, Oyster, house keys.

Sunday, 30 January 2011

To be fair

I love vintage fairs, antique markets, charity shops and car boot sales. You can, if you are strong-willed, leave empty handed but more often than not you find a gem that is not only beautiful and original but also a bargain. I always advocate going as early as possible because I can't face missing out. A nine o'clock wake up this morning was rewarded two-fold.

Straight off the stall and onto my arm was a vintage Mulberry Somerset bag at a snip of the price you'd pay at the shop
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Second up, a matching black leather and brass-cased 1970s men's watch. Too drool for school.


Up for a rummage? I recommend the following sites to check upcoming events.

Hammersmith Town Hall vintage fair
Chiswick car boot, W4 3UN, London (first Sunday of every month)
Affordable Vintage Fair - York Hall, Bethnal Green (next on 27th Feb)
The Vintage Furniture Flea - York Hall, Bethnal Green (on 27th March)

Friday, 19 November 2010

Thursday, 2 September 2010

Zara Online

This is really exciting. Much has been written about Zara opening it's online store, and finally it's here! You can now browse and buy affordable and super-fashionable smart wardrobe staples from the comfort of your own. Below are my choiciest bits of the current offering.









Not sure they've got all the gremlins out of the system but it's the first days so I'll cut them some slack.

www.zara.com