Here's a sneak preview of our One Teaspoon collection!
Available online this July.
Monday 2 July 2012
Monday 18 June 2012
Fashion Show for 'Smile Ghana'
A wonderful fashion show was held at Stonyhurst on Saturday 25th
February in aid of ‘Smile Ghana’, a charity which supports the
education of children in Ghana. Over 300 guests enjoyed a glass of bucks
fizz in the Top Ref whilst browsing around a colourful array of stalls,
before an exclusive viewing of our spring and summer collections,
expertly modelled by almost 50 Stonyhurst pupils.
The show was the inspiration of Kate Erskine and Anastasia Andrew, who wanted to support ‘Smile Ghana’, a charity established by their Theology teacher, Miss Greenwood. Currently, 48 children benefit from the charity’s programme, which pays £150 a year to provide each child with a basic education, as well as practical skills connected with cooking, textiles and agriculture. Miss Greenwood said: “I named the charity ‘Smile Ghana’ because a smile is the same in every language and breaks all barriers. Also, a smile is so widely used in third world countries, where they have nothing and yet somehow seem to have everything. I am grateful to Kate and Anastasia for their hard work and support. The money they have raised (over £2,000) will benefit whole communities in Ghana as well as the lives of individuals and really make a difference.”
The show was the inspiration of Kate Erskine and Anastasia Andrew, who wanted to support ‘Smile Ghana’, a charity established by their Theology teacher, Miss Greenwood. Currently, 48 children benefit from the charity’s programme, which pays £150 a year to provide each child with a basic education, as well as practical skills connected with cooking, textiles and agriculture. Miss Greenwood said: “I named the charity ‘Smile Ghana’ because a smile is the same in every language and breaks all barriers. Also, a smile is so widely used in third world countries, where they have nothing and yet somehow seem to have everything. I am grateful to Kate and Anastasia for their hard work and support. The money they have raised (over £2,000) will benefit whole communities in Ghana as well as the lives of individuals and really make a difference.”
Friday 1 June 2012
Toni & Guy
We love collaborating with creative people for shows, shoots and film but is is a rare opportunity to be approached by global hairdressing champions, Toni & Guy for their entrance to the L'Oreal Professional Colour Trophy.
The L'Oreal Professionnel Colour Trophy is the longest running hairdressing event in the industry calendar and it has been the bench mark of British hairdressing inspiration for over 50 years.
Toni & Guy were inspired by the ethos behind our beloved British designer Hemyca's latest collection - The House of Shadows, a visual manifestation of romantic
ideals: the battle between light and dark, dreams and reality, soul and
body and the fantastical and the irrational. The strong, angular,
geometric silhouettes are beautifully tailored to sculpt the soft curves
of the female form for a classical twist whilst metallic silvers
contrast against black and grey shadowy tones pay homage to Fritz Lang’s
Metropolis.
Thursday 12 April 2012
Kayti Peschke
The legendary photographer that is Kayti Peschke uses Renegade Marmalade's labels, Hemyca and Kei Kagami to create these fantastic images. Shots are taken at the York Minster and styled by Sonia Genders @ stylist.me.
IMAGE TWO - SHOP COAT > http://
Tuesday 3 April 2012
BJORG
NOT ALL THOSE WHO WANDER ARE LOST
The 2012 Collection is a venture through dreamlike landscapes. The
inspiration is drawn from mythology and tales, playing with escapist and
Romantic fantasies. The collection makes up an odyssey of imagination,
mystique and poetry, switching between dreams and reality, thus welcoming
Dark Knights, Pale Moons, Magic Hours and Misty Mountains.
Combining fragile and organic structures with an aesthetic influenced by
futurism and geometry, the collection sets to blend ancient tales with modern
mythologies of sci-fi and their futuristic imagery; invoking concepts like time-
travel, parallel universes and space distortion. Through a pale, at times
translucent colour palette, natural materials like feathers and horsehair are
juxtaposed with iridescent colours, industrial structures and mutated shapes.
All pieces are handmade. The Classic line is all 925 silver with precious stones
and 18 carat gold platings. A trademark is the use of uncut diamonds, raw
crystals and precious stones with a natural finish. The Odyssey line is bronze
based with 18 carat gold and rhutinium platings. Intimate parts, such as earring
studs, are solid 925 silver. All materials like opals, crystals, feathers and
horsehair are 100 % natural and obtained in accordance to environmental
preservation.
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