Sunday, August 22, 2010

Sunday workroom

So I am finally posting some pictures of us hard at work. Last week our friend steph came in to the workroom and made us little green curtains so that sun won't get in our eyes when we are sewing, so I've included a pic of her handywork and one of Sally dressed up in some of the samples for our collection. The drawings and fabric are also for our collection! We will be holding a launch early October where we show our collection for summer and take orders. So if you want to get your hands on some of our clothes, or just to get a feel for what we are about, you should definitely be there. I have to say everything is looking pretty amazing so far, i definitely want to be wearing it all for summer. So yup, watch this space! Details of the launch will be coming out soon.




Thursday, August 12, 2010

Sunday Weddings!

For the past few months our workroom has been completely taken over by wedding mania. Our very own Sally is now Mrs Eagle, and our friends Mai and Dan were married last weekend. Sunday did all the dresses for both weddings including both the brides and bridesmaids. Yes, we are quite clever aren't we?






Monday, July 26, 2010

Thistle and Clover

Checkout this ineterview with brooklyn based label/store Thistle and Clover.

Independents' Day // Thistle & Clover from Arcade44.tv on Vimeo.

Monday, July 5, 2010

Homespun chic

It has come to my attention that there are alot of collections and photoshoots around that seem to be inspired by this. Interesting, i actually quite like it. Ha ha, maybe i should jump on the bandwagon.....







Love this editorial, the soft lighting and brown tones are perfect!







Editorial photographed by Paul Schmidt and styled by Anne Sophie Thomas. The model is Barbara Palvin ~ for Jalouse June 2010. Images from dustjacket attic.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Speaking of old apothacary shops.....





Santa Maria Novella



The more i find out about this building the more i like it, its just kind of magical. I found the these old pictures, as well as stories about the dominican monks and their apothacary shop which still sells amazing scents (as recently blogged by Garance Dore). I totally wish i had known about that when I was there.