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A sneak peak at the wonderful Ouvert Magazine, Issue 1 that I had the pleasure of designing a few weeks ago.
Ouvert is an indépendant fashion magazine which focuses on affordable and attainable high end fashion and will hopefully be available online in the near future.
https://twitter.com/OuvertMagazine
"People are perfectly happy to see women as sex objects, but the actual biology of our bodies is apparently gross and unmentionable."
- Our Bodies, Ourselves.
Vamp lux
Embrace your inner dark side and go for vampy shades.
Jaeger dog tooth jacket- £15 (vintage market)
Topshop vintage inspired velvet dress bought in the sales £40
Vintage Italian made 80’s dress- £7 (charity shop find)
Coco’s fortune fringed cape- £5!
If you have a keen eye for fashion, take a look for gems like these in the sales and especially charity shops!
Bags galore!
Accessories are our guilty pleasure (plus shoes and chocolate and few more things…). If your like us and have a twinkle in your eye every time you see beautiful bags, you won’t feel so guilty when you have convinced yourself to buy your lust worthy gem!
These lovlies came in at under £40, The top image is an Edina Ronay, faux pony fur and ostrich leather bag from TKmaxx - £40. Now we know that is still quite pricey but when you think about the retail price of £199, £40 doesn’t seem so bad…plus it’s sooooo beautiful.
Bottom left is a vintage lizard skin bag. We know. Amazing. This is the cheapest of our bags, coming in at £4.
autumn/winter 2013
The Red Coats
The most expensive of our red coats, coming in at £35 from Primark.
Autumn/winter 2013
The Red Coats
Give yourself a pick-me-up during the gloomy winter months and sport a vibrant red coat. If you’re not quite ready for the colour that packs a punch, go for a more subdued shade of wine like the one in our photographs.
This coat was found at a charity shop for £10. Add a vintage or faux stole for added warmth and grandeur.
Naughty Ice-cream
As a magazine we love all things creative! As well as having an interest in fashion, we love art. If you have any you would like us to share, don’t hesitate to ask!
Don’t be afraid to mix up textures and patterns, but remember always work around something solid! For example, for this look, we have chosen a subtle tartan that isn’t too bold,(tesco F+F £20) a soft mint green floral shirt (Jaeger £5) which oozes comfort and style (If we were to use two patterns that were bold, this look wouldn’t work). To top it off we have chosen a vintage rabbit fur cape! Luxury!
When boys get trendy..
Top photo, Jodhpurs with braces -£15! H&M Sale, worn with long sleeve thermal, super dry shirt jumper- Charity shop find, £5 with tags! The cap really tops this look off giving a old school gentleman’s club vibe- Peacocks £3.50
Bottom images: We really love this look, lots of bold statement pieces but working so well together. Penny farthing shirt was £25 from TKmaxx which is fab considering it retails at £95! Dogtooth trousers were £10 from Primark…yes really! Real leather, tan brogues from matalan- £35. Gloves £5 from primark. Who says you have to spend loads of money to look great?!
A/w looks for under £50 13/14
(f)amish chic
Amish chic, vogue germany February 2011
"Fashions fade, style is eternal." — Yves Saint-Laurent
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