TOP:- Zara, SHIRT:- Vintage, JEANS:- Vintage, SHOES:- Clarks

HELLO!!! Hello hellooooo! I do not have much to report other than being busy with portfolios and interviews- well one for Brighton ;);) That one went well :) But look I can finally take pictures in the sunlight instead of capturing the darkened sky. It is a rush to do so though. 

On to the fashion side of things! I am loving a good neck tie at the moment, actually cleaning my room and finding all the scarves i have collected over the years has resurrected this love. This clashing snake print and the hounds tooth is b.e.a.uuutiful!!! 

I feel don't have much to say today other than to leave you with this amazing picture of Brighton. I may have more to say once I finish this project and show you all what I have been up to for the past month... Brilliance and tacky all in one mixed with a little bit of The Lorax ;)

and here is the latest of the creation. The first is my baby rockin' that model. Don't you find that the wide world of fashion is being taken over by all of these models. Is it more about the models now-a-days? No offence to models, because lets all be honest who wouldn't want to look like Kendall Jenner! And if it wasn't for them strutting their stuff then people wouldn't see the garments, But people seem to care more about how the model is walking or how high their cheek bones are looking that day, that they forget to take in the amazing talents of the designers behind them. It is a little annoyance of mine. The way i look at my designing is that the garment is another skin, it is there to wear the human - the wise words of Katarzyna Konieczka- anyone can wear my creations (well this one is deffo being modelled by me in the fashion show) it is not made to be fitted to one person. I make my designs to stand alone, even in a collection they will be similar but they will always have a special uniqueness to all of them. The garments are like an extension of my mind, they are not there to be pinned and tucked to fit a person. Each design is made with a purpose, each one different and the effect should not be held back because the person wearing it doesn't have the socially correct figure. Why does this even exist? Every one is different, everyone of my designs will be different, so why should they be in contrast with each other all then time. The garment is one thing and the model is another, they each stand alone in their own graciousness, stop caring more about one than the other, and take things a face value. Everything has it's own beauty if only you look. This coat by not be the definition of beautiful but detailing, care and time is stunning within itself. Not everything is how it is first perceived, moan done now. Over and out.

“The Girl With Many Eyes