River Island has teamed up with 'Sew Over It' is hosting a Design Den at this year's LolliBop Festival. You will have to chance to design your own t-shirt and enter their competition to win a River Island gift card worth £100. One designer will also have their t-shirt made and sold as an online River Island Kidswear exclusive. There will also be a fun photobooth area and a pop up shop where you can browse through the kidswear collections with an exclusive 15% discount.
If you didn't know about the LolliBop Festival until know it's a three day event where all the entertainment is for kids.
Want a family day out in the summer sun then LolliBop Festival is the place for you and your family this month!
This year’s LolliBop Festival will be held at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park from 16-18 August 2013.
Friday, 2 August 2013
Thursday, 1 August 2013
(#kccomp) RI Mr. Natty Comp
Sunday, 28 July 2013
(#kcupdate) Millany Bridal
Millany, an online luxury bridal company, was launched on Thursday (25th July) by Tamsin Ridgwell.
The collections are inspired by the art deco era and 'ethereal style of French Bohemia'. The brands portfolio of designers include Jennifer Behr, Stephanie Browne, Flo and Percy, Emmy, Hermoine Harbutt and Enchanted Atelier.
These are a few of my favourites:
The collections are inspired by the art deco era and 'ethereal style of French Bohemia'. The brands portfolio of designers include Jennifer Behr, Stephanie Browne, Flo and Percy, Emmy, Hermoine Harbutt and Enchanted Atelier.
These are a few of my favourites:
All the items in the picture above are listed below.
Tuesday, 23 July 2013
(#kcupdate) J. Crew X Friends of the High Line
J. Crew has collaborated with Friends of the High Line to produce a charitable capsule collection which consists of clothing and accessories. This collection is set to launch tomorrow, July 24, in selected J. Crew stores and online at the High Line Shop and JCrew.com.
The products aim to celebrate the story of the High Line; an elevated freight railway saved from demolition and transformed into a public park on Manhattan's West Side.
Creative designers got together to create a range of designs that have been transferred onto t-shirts and sweatshirts for men, women and children to promote the High Line. The collection features photography by Joel Sternfeld; freight trains; the High Line's logo, designed by Paula Scher of Pentagram; botanical illustrations by George Olson of the American Society of Botanical Artists; and illustrations of the High Line by children's author Peter Brown.
Prices range from $15 to $78 and 100% of the proceeds go to Friends of the High Line.
Monday, 22 July 2013
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