A TOUCH OF RED FOR YOUR FESTIVE WARDROBE
CHRISTMAS, CHINESE NEW YEAR, VALENTINE’S….
ALL DESERVING OF THAT LOVING TOUCH FOR THAT SPECIAL TIME OF YEAR
Chester Barrie are offering 30% off everything on their website with the code CBFriends30
Best bargain is this Navy two piece suit which was £350 and will now be £276.50.
Crafted in pure wool in a smooth hopsack weave the suit will see you through all seasons. Its timeless design features a single-breasted front, side vents for movement, and an elegant notch-lapel collar. It open up to reveal a striking royal blue lining with piano facing and piped detailing.
A sartorial cornerstone of the moden man’s wardrobe, a navy suit will work whatever the occasion calls for. Tran-seasonal in style, and equally versatile weather dressed up or down.
SEE CONCEPT presents THE GLACIER…
Revolutionary eyewear company See Concept are proud to present a new product category for AW 16, The Glacier sunglass.
Taking their inspiration from a French national past time and sporting culture close to their hearts, the brand have re-invented the traditional mountain and ski sunglass in their own inimitable style.
The model comes in 6 colour options ranging from traditional and classic tones across the heritage inspiration from the 70's and 80's.
Glaciers, with their removable leatherette protectors and their category 4, 100% UV protection lenses, protect your eyes from the cold, the snow and the intense brightness of the peaks.
Flexible, affordable and of a highly durable quality, The Glacier sunglass will become an essential family purchase for Winter seasons and sporting holidays.
The Glacier Series retails at £50 and is available from www.see-concept.com and selected stockists worldwide including:
COLETTE, MERCI PARIS, LE BON MARCHÉ, SELFRIDGES & HARRODS
This model was part of a lot sold at the auction of the legendary actress and singer’s personal effects held in Los Angeles by Julien’s Auctions. The sale represented the culmination of an international traveling exhibition starring some of the iconic star’s most outstanding accessories and jewelry. The most noteworthy memorabilia on offer included the famous dress she wore to sing “Happy Birthday Mr President”, along with the Blancpain timepiece.
The latter is an Art Deco style platinum jewelry set with round and marquise-cut diamonds. The dial and the movement bear the signature “Blancpain, Rayville Watch Co.”, while the bracelet features two safety chains with a folding clasp. Commenting on this purchase, Blancpain President and CEO Mr Marc Hayek enthused: “We are delighted to have acquired this exceptional timepiece that once belonged to America’s most emblematic star. This model is now returning to Switzerland where it was made.”
London Fashion Week's Electronic Sheep will be showing their AW16 collection at London pop up, Labour of Love until Sunday 27th November.
The Shoreditch pop up is open daily from 11am - 6pm this week; go along to see a range of designer pieces including Electronic Sheep knitwear and Labour of Love X Walala collection. It wouldn't be a pop up without a party, so to celebrate the success of the shopping event, Labour of Love are hosting a Black Friday Party tonight (25th November). Take this invitation along to enjoy music and drinks from 6pm this evening.
The quirky and colourful knitwear brand have been at the pop up since it began earlier this week (22nd November). If you are near Shoreditch make sure you drop in and see Electronic Sheep's latest collection. Address: 45 Charlotte Road, EC2A 3PG.
Electronic Sheep's 'Airships & Spaghetti' AW16 collection celebrates the one hundredth anniversary of a significant year in international modernism: 1916. Gertrude Stein’s seminal account of Bohemian life in early twentieth-century Paris sees a range of collaborations with embroidery artist, Scott Ramsay Kyle and architectural historian, Conor Lucey. Dresses, scarves, sweaters, skirts and waistcoats are peopled with an eclectic gallery of artists and designers from Picasso eating a plate of spaghetti to Boy Capel (the boyfriend of Coco Chanel) to a coy model reading the first ever edition of Vogue.
Prices range from £76 – £235
