Wednesday, 6 April 2011

Daddy Please Please Please


The Gucci Python Shoulder Bag – a classic horsebit clasp and bamboo-embellished tassels, the epitome of the label's signature glamour.



Tuesday, 5 April 2011

Melon and Mint


After a two-season hiatus spent travelling and partying, Danielle Scutt is back with the weirdest, kitschiest, most divisive range of jewellery imaginable; comprised partly from matte-gold trinkets and partly from blonde, synthetic hair. Released in collaboration with Topshop exclusively online, the collection is out 1st April.

“Since my collection was more about tailoring and classic shapes this season, this jewellery made it a lot more contemporary” says Scutt.

Gold enamel lipsticks are also a key feature, an item that has become somewhat of a trademark for the designer. “There are so many connotations that go with the shape of it and the colour, it’s all woman, but also quite pop. It seemed like the right object to use.”

Scutt has already selected her standout piece for the Topshop collection: “The over sized chain belt with big hoops and teapots is definitely my favourite. I was looking back at old Chanel and old Versace, a time when chain belts were rife.”


























Thursday, 31 March 2011

A Holiday in Your Bathroom

This week Tom Ford is launching his Neroli Portofino spa range exclusively at Selfridges. The Italian Riviera in my bathroom? Yes please.

Tuesday, 22 March 2011

Monday, 21 March 2011

Urban hat for the girls























If you have a bike in London then a safety is a must, and this gorgeous girl friendly leopard print helmet is just the way to protect that noggin. Now just to get a bike...

Limited edition Sawako Furuno helmet £74 available at anddutch.co.uk

Thursday, 17 March 2011

The Nadir of New York

So this is my ode to the 1970s trend - a study of New York city. A place now so magical it's hard to believe it was once tarnished as "dirty, dangerous and destitute."



Tuesday, 15 March 2011

I think I'm in love with Sarah




































One simple concept - create a "wall" theme and then sell it. Genius. Having created bespoke walls for Tatty Devine, Fred Butler, Patternity and many more, Supermarket Sarah walls are now available in Selfridges.

image source supermarket sarah