Showing posts with label models. Show all posts
Showing posts with label models. Show all posts

17/09/2014

Sunny's Stylish Exploits

On a sun dappled weekday morning in the leafy depths of Hyde Park, little Sunny the tattooed budgie donned a favourite Stephen Jones hat trimmed with flirty feathers in dazzling blue and flew the nest to go rogue at the most fashionable event of the season. London Fashion Week didn't know what hit it...

Sneaking into the line-up next to Cara at the Topshop Unique SS15 show
Making a wish list backstage at Jasper Conran
Waiting (impatiently!) for a show to start
Bird's-eye view of London Fashion Week at Somerset House
Hanging out with the models backstage at Emilia Wickstead
Showing off in the front row at Holly Fulton
Posing against the Topshop Show Space SS15 board


All the air kissing, partying and posing has left Sunny with a bad case of fashion flu. Time to curl up in the nest and recover ready for next season.

08/10/2012

Burn Baby Burn






Brand new fashion prints now available, inspired by the eerily beautiful Giles AW12 show.

I actually got to see some of these outfits close up last night at the Toni & Guy Mainstage event and they were amazing, the burning building inspired prints were incredible. I created the bottom two by burning paper and scanning it in to really reflect the print and give it some depth.

29/06/2012

Pringle of Scotland SS13

Personal illustration

If tattoos aren't your thing look away now! Backstage at the Pringle of Scotland SS13 show, set in The Hospital Club, models took every opportunity to whip their tops off and show off their ink. Roses, eagles and snakes spread literally from head to toe.

The runway, however, was a different story. Pringle’s signature knitwear was paired with clean, relaxed tailoring in keeping with the brands classic yet innovative style. A contemporary monotone palette merged with soft creams and smart navy until breaking out into a burst of unexpected colour. Block shades of burnt orange, sky blue and rusty red breathed life into the show whilst stripes, camouflage and argyle prints wove throughout.

Sportswear juxtaposed the luxury of tradition and heritage creating an incredibly wearable collection that any fella would be happy to wear out and about, tattooed or not.

All images by me.