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Pieces on my Radar, Autumn Edition

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Hellllllll yes. Winter is coming + every year I say the same thing, I’m such a Autumn Winter girl in body, mind, soul + wardrobe. My husband just recently said, ‘you’re not taking out all your coats are you?” - we live a minimally lead life but my coat collection is the major exception to this united philosophy so YES it’s time to take out all my winter wardrobe. Here too are some of the pieces I am loving + dreaming of this season..

 

Oversized Cuff Shirt by SERENA BUTE LONDON
£250


Sambas in Suede Green by ADIDAS
€150

The Elevator by SISTERLY
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Barrel Jeans by TOTEME
£225


Cashmere hood by ARKET
€69

Cashmere sweater by & OTHER STORIES
€199


Brushed knitted jacket by MARANT ETOILE
€555












The Movement Baseball Cap by ALEX EAGLE
£35

Juno Ear Cuff by ENNUI ATELIER
€300


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Designer Spotlight; The Landskein

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The true meaning of a forever piece when it comes to matters of the wardrobe can often be somewhat of an impulsive idea, never mind a deeply disputable concept - what are the specifics of something being rewarded the promise of forever? Well, when considering something to last a lifetime, THE LANDSKEIN is my ultimate winter-wardrobe-investment destination. It is the beginning, the end + just about everything in between for the perfect forever winter coat selection - if you can hold yourself back + just choose one. Founded by Irish native, Anna Guerin, THE LANDSKEIN came about in 2018 with Guerin’s mission, along with 20 years experience in the fashion industry, to design + manufacture luxury textiles that, steeped in the beauty of home, will stand the test of time, season + occasion.

At the core of this contemporary tailoring brand is the commitment to honouring heritage Irish textiles at a beautifully detailed + consciously considered level, all impeccably designed within a modern aesthetic. Achieving this with such perfection, THE LANDSKEIN consists of luxuriously tailored coats, blazers + scarves, the core + seasonal collections of which embody an easeful sense of opulence with relaxed oversized cuts, drop shoulders + extended style lines. Each piece is hand cut + sewn from authentic Donegal tweed - all exclusive to THE LANDSKEIN - made by hand by fifth-generation weavers in Co. Donegal.

Married with the flawless quality + the sense of quiet luxury of this brand, for me it’s the unstructured silhouettes + the rich tones I just can’t resist. I own two beautiful pieces thus far, one blazer + one coat, both of which make me long all summer long for the colder moments we’re beginning to experience to fully envelope us for the seasons ahead. I’m a Autumn/Winter girl at heart + with AW ‘23 having just recently launched, you could say the new collection has reconfigured my personal style wishlist entirely, bumping the SOLACE coat right up top.

Stocked in luxury retailers such as Brown Thomas, HAVANA Boutique, Emporium Kalu + Peel or shop online directly at —THELANDSKEIN.COM

All images via THE LANDSKEIN


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Chic Gifts to Bring To a Dinner Party

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Ensuring your of-course-its-home-made food is something of a spectacular delight, the company blends smoothly + the energy is flowing on the right frequency, there’s no doubt that hosting a dinner party is a whole thing. Yet being the guest who brings something interesting as a gift at such a dinner party is something of a thing too don’t you think. It can be difficult to know what to bring outside the obvious bottle of champagne or traditional box of chocolates, which of course are perfectly perfect too. It goes without saying that I get it, we’re alll in a rush, life is busy + perhaps you thought you had a bottle of great wine at home + so in rushing out the door, you realise a pit-stop at the off license is required en route. However in putting some thought into the act of preparation for you, I’ve compiled a selection of really chic + thoughtful gifts that go beyond the blatantly obvious options..

Parfum Discovery Selection Box — ROADS // €60


Palais De Tokyo Incense — ASTIER DE VILLATTE // €50


KEEP KISSING candle — ROADS // €65


Incense Holder — ASTIER DE VILLATTE // €95


The Creative Act; A Way of Being by Rick Rubin — SHOP HERE // €22


Fig Tree Candle — CLOON KEEN // €45


Chanel No.5, The Bath Soap — CHANEL // €35


 

Some Thoughts on Wardrobe Investments

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In certain perspectives - not naming names here but .. my Husbands, investments are all about long-term thinking + what the market is doing over an extended timeframe. Here at HAUTE so FABULOUS it’s kiiiind of similar, ok less about shareholders + dividends or IPO’s + good ROI’s + more along the lines of CPW’s + capsule collections that make your girlfriends do a double take. Like a really stone androgynous look that serves up a vibe + dart placements that work just right. Quality over wuantity, when it comes to wardrobe investments, it is about the chic that will stand the test of time.

Taking a long-term vision when it comes to your wardrobe is key in building a long standing + well-established classic collection that works for you whatever the season, reason or your personal mood or style - all of which can evolve without restrictions. When it comes to building a really reliable wardrobe, I’m a huge believer in investment pieces that work within a vast array of situations + parts of your life; things that not only stand the test of what’s on trend at any given moment but pieces that serve up some major wows no matter how many times, occasions or seasons they may see or be spotted. And within the long-term vision of investments, it’s also about those pieces you trust will hold their value for when you may fall out of love with them or they simply aren’t your vibe anymore. Like I said, we evolve + so does our sense of self. Style isn’t a permanent thing. It’s transient + continues to flow as we progress into a more confident + content or perhaps just different place in ourselves; with that we don’t need to hold on to what no longer feels like us or brings us joy. I have always been selling pieces on consignment + preowned luxury platforms over the last few years with this philosophy in mind + the attitude that I don’t mind investing a little more in what I know I will wear a lot + that will be snapped up in a second within the pre-loved market.

Along with consignment stores or online pre-loved market, something to consider when building your wardrobe is the gift of great sample sales. Sample sales are the best. Earlier this year for instance, I bought two new pieces from a luxury coat label I love even though it was almost summer, I know they will be amazing come Winter. They did a one off sample sale + it was incredible to pick up new pieces I know I will have for life regardless. Websites to consider for luxury items with a discount too are GILT, where items can be found for 60% off. THE OUTNET is one I search on a lot; with up to 75% discounts on premium brands from the YOOX Net-A-Porter group.. what’s not to love!

But whether it’s a straight up new purchase, something with an irresistible discount, sample sales or a pre-loved purchase, some important questions to ask yourself when it’s an investment for you are:

  • Is this “me” beyond this exact season or reason of purchase - will I wear it season on season +to many different events?

  • Have I thought about it for a while or am I being impulsive? When it’s a big purchase I leave it for a while to make sure I keep coming back to it + am not simply lusting but truly in love.

  • Is what I’m looking for available on any of the pre-loved websites + stores who all work incredibly hard to make fashion more sustainable? Do I really need to own it new? Like really!!

  • Can I wear it day + night? Dress it up + down? Does it have scope beyond that initial love at first sight?

  • Does it go with around 4-5 looks I wear often if it’s an every day item?

  • If I do eventually fall out of love with it which is so possible, does it have a good resale market?

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Pieces on my Radar, Summer Edition

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Summer is officially in full swing, even here in Ireland where we’re enjoying a wonderfully welcomed heatwave. Typically we might be lucky to quickly soak up all of 37.5 hours of sunshine over the course of an entire summer + here we are weeks into what feels very much like a we-live-here-now kind of moment. And so alongside the delicious weather I share with you some other delights on my radar lately; some of which I already own + love + some hitting up my shopping online baskets. Yet each perfect for many summers to come.

 










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Designer Spotlight; Tove Studio

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Founded by Camille Perry + Holly Wright in 2019, TOVE, meaning strength + beauty in Danish, is a graceful representation of the unshakeable empowerment that evidently weaves itself through the soft structures of the brand’s striking beauty + femininity. Prior to setting up their own brand, the Topshop alumni spent a collective 40 years in the industry as buyer + designer; a time that inspired a shared vision to create pieces that transcend seasons + bring an entirely new idea to wearability yet also embodying a reality of needing less. Each piece has functionality beyond the obvious, proving a rightful place in the solid capsule-style wardrobe of their muse: the real woman, who not only loves her style but feels empowered by a wardrobe that works for her.

While never skimping on quality + the luxuriousness of materials nor the craftsmanship of each design, creating in a low impact manner is one of the brand’s focal points. TOVE aligns with mills to work with excellent fabrics with environmental + social certifications while manufacturing mainly at source, ensuring carbon footprint stays at a minimum.

Check out the brand’s full collection // T O V E - S T U D I O . C O M

All images via TOVE-STUDIO

 

Autumn Pieces on my Radar

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As much as I love summer + days spent adventuring in the sunshine, I am an introvert at heart + where moods + personality types harmonize with the seasons, it’s no doubt that the AW season + I are much more compatible. I get ridiculously excited this time of year for the upcoming freedom I find in hibernation + routine, not to mention the chic changes that begin to take place as we fall into Autumn - the thoughts of fabulous knits + stunning winter coats on repeat delights me like no skort ever could. Unlike summer style, it’s the part of my wardrobe I really look to invest in so let’s just say that my love of a good Winter wardrobe is about to get it’s freak on.

In celebration of Autumn’s arrival firmly on the horizon, I’m sharing some pieces that are making the cut to my wishlist/wardrobe this coming season that might spark a little love or inspiration in yours too.

 










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Designer Spotlight; Deiji Studios

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Founded in 2016 by two Byron Bay based friends, Juliette Harkness + Emma Nelson, Deiji Studios was established upon a vision to weave the magnificence of comfort through the often ordinariness of each day + night. Inspired by the minimalist sophistication of Japanese culture + the natural opulence found in authentic comfort the brand designs incredible linen bedding + chic linen lounge-wear that entwines the lavish essence of sleepwear into the comfort of ready-to-wear. Harkenss + Nelson have managed to truly embody simplicity at it’s chicest in their collections; blending day into night + lounge-wear into everyday wear.

The brand’s design brilliance isn’t all they are about though; with an unwavering ethos which sees them boast membership in the 1% For The Planet, Deiji Studios is committed to their products + production processes consistently being sustainably conscious acorss the social, ethical + of course environmental spheres.

Check out the brand’s signature pieces, Set 01 + Set 03 + shop the full collection // D E I J I S T U D I O S . C O M

All images via Deiji Studios

 

Designer Spotlight; Theodora Warre

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Having begun her career in the fashion side of the industry Theodora Warre is a force to be reckoned with ever since stepping into her own in the jewellery space + setting up her eponymous label back in 2014 . When it comes to dressing up the everyday, Warre stands out from the crowd as she injects a sense of adventure + colour into what can sometimes feel all too mundane.

Part of her very DNA, Warre’s great-grandfather was crown jeweler Harry Garrard who became the first official Crown Jeweler in the United Kingdom, designing pieces directly for Queen Victoria in the 1800’s. And although design most certainly runs in the family, Warre herself is very much at the helm of wearable keepsakes; it is without a doubt that her own style + creative vision as an artist have allowed her abundant success in her own right. An authority on semi-precious pieces while working with sterling silver + gold plate, Warre is heavily inspired by the colourful nature of India + it’s striking vividness that plays into each of her collections while injecting a sense of discovery into each piece. Drawing upon the notable character of Jaipur, where she spends a lot of time + where she also studied at the Gem Palace, is is clear the style of a Theodora Warre woman is one well-travelled + forever in search of the previously undiscovered next gem.

Shop the full collection at T H E O D O R A W A R R E . C O M

All images via Theodora Warre Instagram

 

Designer Spotlight; Eliurpí

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ELIURPÍ is a hat lovers everything come to life. An aesthetic addict’s fantasy made real in the everyday. And perhaps quite fitting to this summer’s heightened desires (if not urgency) to do nothing but sit by a pool in the heat, it’s exactly the reason you book a flight to the South of France or the Amalfi Coast right now so you can revel in the elegance of a life lived ELIURPÍ style. With a vision to ensure the romanticism of artisanal craftsmanship continued to be celebrated + respected at it’s core, ELIURPÍ was founded in 2010 by designer Elisabet Urpi + her partner + photographer Nacho Umpiérrez, ELIURPÍ who began with a small studio in Carrer de Petritxol, Barcelona + have grown to be one of those brands that, for those who know.. well IKYK, amirite?

Creatively, the brand is of genius standards having grown slowly but steadily over the past decade with decidedly brilliant collaborations with the likes of William Morris fabrics + a collection with Tara Jarmon. Their first store opened in Barcelona in 2013 with a slew of achievements, that for a small, considered brand only come for those who truly have it. Stockists include Browns, Harrods, Land Crawford Shanghai + Hong Kong, Ilum in Copenhagen, not forgetting many others across Japan, Russia, Greece, France, Italy + Indonesia.

With it’s origins in millinery - the brand has since become more accessories focused with bags now a part of the collections - each piece is created to shield the wearer from the sun yet designed to attract attention, it seems obvious to say that a core value for the brand might be that the wider the brim the more distinctive the statement; something I am all about when it comes to an investment hat of this calibre. And for the first time, this season sees the brand design a collection of dresses - that for those who love to feel wow’d + wow, well there’s little else to say, let’s let ELIURPÍ do the talking. See the SS/21 collection below.

Shop at E L I U R P Í . C O M

 

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Sarah Hoover, Director at Gagosian; The Interview

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Sarah Hoover, a director at Gagosian since 2007 - one of the world’s most influential contemporary art galleries, is an art dealer, based in New York City. With a wonderfully sarcastic sense of humour you can’t help but fall for Hoover’s genius portrayal of her own life though her fabulously unfiltered Instagram account @sarahhoov. As she navigates the world with her son Guy + husband Tom Sachs, Hoover is a force to be reckoned with. Defying any roles society works hard to box us into as women, her strong + empowered storytelling conveys a sense of the badass woman she is, one that’s intellectually interested + interesting, hilarious + with just the right amount of self-deprecating humour she brings it all together in her breathtaking + impossibly beautiful collection of outfits + Chanel filled wardrobe.

Here she chats style philosophy, social media + daily routines..

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HSF - What does a day in the life of Sarah Hoover look like?

SH - Different now than pre pandemic! I like to work out first thing, then shower + take time getting ready. Spend an hour or so hanging out with my son in the morning before he goes to school, then do correspondence + zoom calls + get them out of the way before lunch. I need a big chunk of time in the afternoons to write—three hours or so, half of which I waste procrastinating + suffering from extreme imposter syndrome, half of which I actually accomplish things. And then I like to hang out with my son between his dinner + bed time. He’s my favorite person. At night I have dinner with my husband most nights, + our best couple friends about half the time. I reserve at least one night a week for girlfriends—I’d reserve them all for girlfriends if I could!

HSF - It’s safe to say your style is a D R E A M. What is your perfect outfit? Like what makes you feel your best?

SH - I feel my best in short skirts + dresses because I like when my legs feel free! I hate being overly hot + as you may know I am an extreme overheater which I love to talk about constantly. It’s pretty sexy.


HSF - On the note of personal style, you’re the Queen of “when art + fashion collides” what is your style philosophy / how do you build out your wardrobe?

SH - My style philosophy is that trends don’t matter + you should wear things that make you feel comfortable + happy. I’ve always loved pastels + sparkles + matching looks. I indulge it! At night I love to feel sexy + wear all black, lots of leather + fitted looks, and I indulge that too. I’m not sure either vibe is “on trend” but I don’t really care.

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HSF - Where do you find yourself most inspired? And by whom?

SH - When I’m reading really good fiction + really good poetry. Specifically Sylvia Plath, TS Elliot, Hemingway. I also love to see museum shows of beautiful + radical art.


HSF - To what do you attribute your success thus far?

SH - So much luck + good fortune that I don’t deserve. But also, trying to treat everyone with grace + kindness + going above and beyond with every task.


HSF - What upcoming exhibitions or emerging artists are currently catching your attention in terms of art?

SH - Adriana Varejao at Gagosian West 21st street will be beautiful!

HSF - And in fashion?

SH - Christopher John Rogers + his use of color. Rodarte + how they follow their imagination + inspirations.

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HSF - Favourite established designer?

SH - Chanel

HSF - And someone more emerging?

SH - Markarian + Prabal Gurung

HSF - You’re one of the coolest people to follow on Instagram as a Mum, style icon + career lady. Your sharp sense of humour + incredibly articulate + smart manner defies the fatigued + repetitive nature of so many accounts these days. How do you switch off though? Do you find the pull of social media + always being turned on a challenge? Where do you find balance in doing it all?

SH - I definitely find the pull of social media to be hard to resist! But I think being mindful of doing things that bring true joy + inspiration, not things that are just rote habit, is super important—so if I’m just looking at social media + absorbing it but not creating content + creating thought expression that is fulfilling for me, that’s when it’s time to lock my phone away.

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HSF - Do you have a morning + evening routine? Anything that you do every day without fail?

SH - I write in my journal first thing when I wake up. Sometimes it’s for five minutes, sometimes it’s for thirty, but I try to do it first thing every day. And I’m really into oral hygiene.

HSF - What was the last book you enjoyed?

SH - The Margot Affair and Stephanie Danler’s memoir, Stray, which is beyond beautiful writing

HSF - And film / TV show?

SH - I love Succession + can’t wait for it to come back. 

HSF - What are some of your unfulfilled ambitions?

SH - I want to write + publish lots more, both academic + fiction

HSF - And lastly Sarah, what’s next for you?

SH - I wrote a book last year that I hope will be published in 2022!

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Follow Sarah via Instagram // @sarahhoov


Danni Dance of The-Hosta, The Interview

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Based in the UK, Danni Dance is the founder + director of - T H E - H O S T A . C O M. Here Danni shares with us her experience + expertise in the luxury market, from designer to entrepreneur as she shines a light on the importance of smart + considered purchasing + how her time in the product development sector led her to set up her own business + brand..


HSF - Danni, tell us about your career to date, as a designer + entrepreneur..

DD - I worked for over 15 years as a bag Product Developer for brands such as COS, Hunter + Nanushka. Partnering with designers to establish Bag + Accessory collections for brands, manufacturing in Italy, Turkey + Vietnam. I loved my job + have met some of my closest friends during my career. I have so many amazing memories, a lot of travel, not only to the factories but also visiting Tokyo, NYC, Stockholm regularly for inspiration. I didn’t go to University, going straight into working for COS as the Accessory Buying Assistant when I was 21 years old, that was 15 years ago. When I joined COS it was pre launch + we didn’t even have a name. I learnt so much during that time. I have always collected vintage bags + had built up a network of specialist vintage dealers. When lockdown hit it made me pause + reassess. I was finding the constant need for newness in the fashion industry exhausting + unsustainable, the industry had gone from making two collections a year (S/S + A/W) to constant new drops. I also saw first hand the sustainability + ethical issues in the industry + wanted to make a change. I had always wanted to start my own business, so I set up The Hosta last year. 


HSF - You’ve sold a few of my own pieces through your service which worked a treat + I’ve also purchased one of my own bucket list bags from you recently, but explain, if you would for those who aren’t familiar with the concept of The Hosta, what exactly it is you do..

DD - I sell vintage + preowned bags via the website T H E - H O S T A . C O M. It is a curated collection of bags that will stand the test of time. There are some great market places to buy vintage + second hand goods, such as Vestiaire Collective, but sometimes the choice is overwhelming + you can spend hours searching, plus you can wait for weeks for items to be delivered. All of our stock is available for immediate shipping, in the UK we ship via DHL next day delivery. I buy my stock from specialist dealers worldwide + also offer consignment. Consignment means that you can sell your bags with us for a low set fee of 30%. We pay for the collection of your bag + obviously photograph it, market + then if it’s not sold we return the bag to you free of charge.


HSF - How do you oversee the acquiring of new pieces + of course the authentication process of each?

DD - Prior to listing any items for sale on T H E - H O S T A . C O M, each of our bags undergo a detailed authentication process; this includes methodically inspecting each + every element of the bag including the hardware, stitching, material, symmetry, label, code, stamp + overall craftsmanship. We maintain an extremely high bar to verify each of our pieces as legitimate, comparing what we find with the respective designer’s established standards. If, throughout this process, we identify that part of a bags has been repaired, modified or replaced (+ is no longer original), then this will be noted in the product description. We have zero tolerance for inauthentic items. I have worked with factories in Italy that make for most of the brands that I sell. So I know instinctively what to look out for - from the smallest details such as choice of threads + stitch count, to linings + the way the bag has been constructed. 

HSF - What inspired you to develop the brand?

DD - Lockdown forced me to pause + I realised I was physically + mentally exhausted. I was on a flight every other week and commuting from Sussex to London when in the UK. My son was about to start school + I wanted to be more present. I saved up to buy my first 10 bags + then it has just grown from there. I built the website myself, shoot all of the bags in a light box + then photograph each one on myself using tripods. This has enabled me to keep costs low so that I can focus on building stock. I am now up to 80 bags in stock, investing all profits back into the business. 


HSF - What made you chose this over designing your own collection - especially with so much time in bag development over your career?

DD - The fashion industry is almost completely linear, with large amounts of non-renewable resources used to produce products that ultimately end in landfill or incineration. Disposable fashion puts significant pressure on non-renewable + threatened resources, especially water, as well as producing large quantifies of waste, a large degree of which, again, ends up in landfill or for incineration. I didn’t want to add to this + I saw first hand the financial cost of developing collections + I didn’t have the financial backing to be able to do that properly. 


HSF - Famously, Chanel classics tend to increase about 3% year on year in value.. what other specific bags or brands tend to hold the most value over time?

DD - Chanel + Hermes are most definitely the brands to invest in. Always pick materials that last (leather) + neutral colours (black the most popular). The no brainer is always the Chanel Classic Double Flap, especially the earlier styles with 24k gold plated hardware. 

HSF - Obviously sustainability is such an important aspect of your brand, how do you maintain a standard of eco-friendly principles + sustainability in the day-to-day running of the business? 

DD - Our commitment extends beyond just the circular economy, + as part of our mission to further the cause of sustainability, we dispatch all of our orders in plastic free packaging made from recycled materials. This packaging can also be fully recycled. We don’t discount or participate in Black Friday sales. Fundamentally we believe that discounting is unsustainable as it encourages the purchase of items that people don’t need, we believe that this excessive consumption + overproduction significantly contributes to climate change. Instead, we price each of our items fairly, encouraging our customers to shop responsibly. We have fully offset our carbon footprint, including the footprint of the orders we dispatch + the full operation, through the planting of trees + contributions to climate crisis solutions via the company Ecologi.

HSF - Like you Danni, I’m a huge believer in buying better - investing in things that last + that stand the test of time - what advice would you give to anyone wanting to move toward a more sustainable wardrobe in general?

DD - Absolutely, if you can buy less + buy better. Not everyone can afford to do so though, so if on a budget then there are some great market places for second hand clothing. Ebay and Depop are perfect for this. I have a one in one out rule. So if I need or want something new then I will first sell an item from my wardrobe. 

HSF - If you were to curate the perfect bag wardrobe for a client, what would be in it? Of course taking into account their specific style preferences, focusing more on the types of bags..

DD - Good question! A Prada nylon tote or hobo for everyday, I used a Vintage Prada nylon hobo as my nappy bag as is the perfect chuck it all, wipe down bag that I still use today now that my son has grown up. Plus they come in loads of colours. A small crossbody bag for days that you need to be handsfree + can afford to carry less, the Phoebe Philo Céline trio would be ideal.  A summer tote - Loewe basket bag would be my ideal here, needs to fit a towel + summer essentials. Then one classic bag - such as the double flap Chanel - this bag can equally be worn as an evening bag or to dress up jeans. 

HSF - Do you source specific items for customers or do you just select what becomes available on the site?

DD - Yes we can source specific styles for sure, just let us know what you are after + your budget and we can keep an eye out for you. 


HSF - Your style + aesthetics on Instagram are stunning - so dreamy. Where are you most inspired + with/by whom?

DD - Thank you, that is very kind. I am very inspired at the moment by gardening + gardeners. I moved out of London 3 years ago + returned back to the countryside + have loved every minute. I want to turn my garden into a prairie style garden + have become obsessed. I have loved visiting all of the local plant nurseries + meeting the gardeners. I have found that a lot of these people are very stylish, minimal, artistic, care about the environment + this shows in how they dress. 

HSF - What is the one bag you’d never resell for love nor money..

DD - I would never sell a bag my husband + best friend (an amazing bag designer) designed + made for my birthday. I wish I could have kept any of the Chanel bags that we have sold recently!

HSF - And lastly Danni, what’s next for you at The Hosta? 

DD - I want to grow my Instagram following + as lockdowns lift I would love to shoot more + collaborate with others. Although I am an expert in bags I am a novice when it comes to social media + as ever the perfectionist I can always see areas to improve. 

Follow Danni @THE_HOSTA // T H E - H O S T A . C O M


Designer Spotlight; Piece of White

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Founded in 2017 by Turkish designer Zeynep Tansug, Piece of White is a stunning representation of something classic, appreciated, respected + imagined anew. Zeynep started the brand as a core collection of white shirts, constructed + created in a more dramatic manner; ultimately bringing to life the essence of daily dressing up. 

Having grown over the past four years as a go-to label for some of the world’s most perfectly dressed women (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s wardrobe has a number of pieces), the label has expanded to include a beautiful selection of jumpsuits, dresses, tops + trousers. Off the shoulder, one shoulder + sometimes no shoulder, whatever the design it becomes desired. Think unique twists + insane detailing, met with negative space backs + elegant high necklines. While using mostly 100% silk or cotton poplin, each piece is beautifully handmade with top craftsmanship + attention to detail. 

Piece of White is redefining  the definition of desirable pieces + taking those everyday wardrobe staples to an entirely new level. 

Now stocked as an edit on online at Moda Operandi or you can find the full collection on the label’s on website. 

Shop at piecesofwhite.co.uk

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The Working From Home Edit

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Working from home is no longer something just for the freelancers + creatives of the world. In the past few short (but ohhhhh so long) months, WFH has become the norm, for so many more. It’s been something I’ve been used to for years + so you’ll often catch me semi in my gym wear - always working to make it that but more chic than as if I’ve literally just put on my leggings + a sweater. What we wear can make us feel good.. or great + while WFH, it’s even more important to pump some level of chic into your day, or at the very least, while you’re popping out for your morn ing coffee. Here, I share 5 outfits to up your daily grind both comfortable + vibe-y, while WFH.

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“W O R K I N G F R O M H O M E, B U T A L S O K I N D O F R U N N I N G E R R A N D S”

Monday Sweat Pants, 7 Days Active // Monday Crew Neck, 7 Days Active // Cat Eye Glasses, & Other Stories // Lucy Williams Gold Square Snack Chain Anklet, Missoma // Fanny Bag, Anine Bing // Classic SK8-HI Tops, VANS


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“C U T E, M I G H T N O T L E A V E T H E H O U S E”

Berry 004 Black Sunglasses, CHIMI EYEWEAR // Ribbed Leather Slides, ISABEL MARANT // Ball Cap, REEBOK X VB // Eternitas Ring, SORU // Logo Sweatshirt, ANINE BING // Bing T-shirt, ANINE BING // Leopard Cycling Shorts, GANNI

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'“W O R K I N G F R O M H O M E. A L S O W O R K I N G O U T F R O M H O M E”

Trainers, VEJA // Petite Amour Sunglasses, PARED EYEWEAR // Christy Sweatshirt, SILOU LONDON // Arabella Bodysuit, SILOU LONDON


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“I W O K E U P L I K E T H I S”

Health + Wellness Crewneck, Sporty + Rich // Densonic stretch shorts, KORAL // Classic Hi-tops, Converse // Sporty & Rich Tote, Sporty & Rich // Gold Ancien Chandelier Hoops, MISSOMA


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“W H E N Y O U N E E D M O N D A Y T O F E E L L I K E F R I D A Y”

Black Tie feather-trimmed crepe de chine pyjama set, SLEEPER // All white Andy low-top sneakers, SAINT LAURENT // Berry 006 Black Sunglasses, CHIMI EYEWEAR // Black silk face mask, SLIP // Slouchy Banana Small Crossbody Bag, THE ROW


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When Preowned Luxury Is the Real Deal

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Sustainable fashion is an important topic of conversation right now. Considering how we choose to consume + care for the planet is something so vitally important, it’s thankfully beginning to get the attention + care it deserves as a movement in itself. Yet while some of us have begun to pledge never to shop at Zara again, it’s no joke that sustainable fashion can be a difficult one to navigate in terms of varying budgets + in some circumstances a lack of real opportunity to shop more sustainably on a permanent basis. It’s important though, to begin, at the very least, to consider the way in which we shop, to consciously consider what we actually need (I mean, let’s face it, how many pairs of jeans does one person actually need to survive, not to mention how many bags + pairs of shoes is acceptable before it’s a case of having to move into the spare room?) + why is it we think that in order to be seen to be cool we need the latest, greatest, newest, freshest. Style is a way of living, it’s about the how, not the what. It comes in your thinking of the world + your approach to it + those around you. It’s about how you dress + conduct yourself, not what you’re wearing + killing yourself + your wallet to get the latest IT item.

So in regarding more the idea of sustainable shopping + how we dress, we come to the idea of spring cleaning, something that many have been undertaking in lockdown + the way in which we disregard things we no longer need or want in our wardrobes. In light of the current worldwide situation right now too, it’s important to be a lot more considered about consumption. Thinking of the world as it is today, it’s like Mother Nature is saying SLOW the F down guys, consume less, be kinder, appreciate what you do have + reconsider.. well just about everything. In the words of Marie Kondo, you should really only hold on to things in your life that “spark joy” - things that either make you feel fabulous whenever you wear them or perhaps hold dear + fond memories for you. Our wardrobes + the way we shop are no different, that’s why consignment stores are the way forward, the ‘real deal’ so to speak + just like us, our wardrobes deserve a second chance to be loved by someone else in a new light + a refreshed perspective. So today I’m sharing some of the best places to shop + sell preowned luxury items..

T H E H O S T A

I recently came across The Hosta on IG + loved it first for it’s beautiful aesthetic + the flow of colours + then upon rabbit-holing my way through the page, for it’s minimal style + chic selection of preowned luxury + vintage bags, carefully selected within The Hosta style. It’s focus is a fully serviced consignment service where you can sell your beautiful preowned luxury (fully authenticated) bags + also shop it’s amazing selection. It’s a really good service if you’re Spring cleaning + want to let your bags be loved by someone new, as they only charge a flat fee of 30% of the sale price which is consignment terms is pretty good. New to the market, it’s collection is growing by the day.

Shop at T H E - H O S T A . C O M


H E W I L O N D O N

Hewi London (aka Hardly Ever Worn It) is London’s most famed pre-owned luxury destination for fashion lovers to shop + sell their designer pieces. Founded in 2012 by Sharon Wolter-Ferguson + her two daughters, Natalya + Tatiana when she + her family were living in Monte Carlo, upon the idea of being able to keep up with the never ending jet-set lifestyle of Monaco’s elite - where parties are legendary + outfits are never repeated. Ever. Wolter-Ferguson began the Hewi journey so that women could shop + sell their poses with ease + have fun keeping their wardrobes fresh on a regular basis. Hewi ‘s HQ is in a beautiful townhouse in Mayfair, London + has gone from local shoppers to a global customer base with celebrities + fashion insiders as regular shoppers.

Housing everything from luxury watches + high end designer shoes to kids clothing + major wardrobe statements, Hewi is an absolute must to check out if you’re in the market for buying or selling..

Shop at H A R D L Y E V E R W O R N I T . C O M


R E B A G

For the bag lovers of all bag lovers, Rebag is the ultimate bag lovers dream. At Rebag, it’s alllllll about the idea of stepping into a haven of bags + never wanting to leave. Having been to their LA + NYC locations in person I an attest the vibe is of so real. At Rebag you can sell, shop + exchange your favorite handbags. When selling through Rebag, they gives you cash up front based on condition, designer, + price + when buying, well, just be warned, the selection is OFF.THE.CHARTS. Something great about Rebag too is instead of waiting for your bag to sell, you can get a free binding offer + simply mail it to Rebag (which they cover the shipping of) + get paid within one to two days - this is an unbelievable service in the consignment world.

Shop + sell at R E B A G . C O M


V E S T I A I R E C O L L E C T I V E

Vestiaire Collective is a well known platform, famed for it’s ample selection of amazing preowned luxury goods, with a very strong selection of  Hermès, Louis Vuitton + Céline specifically. For anyone looking to sell on the platform, unlike many other consignment stores’ T+C’s, Vestiaire Collective allows sellers choose the price of the items they are selling + takes you through an eBay style step-by-step guide of how to submit the piece. It’s very simple once you get started. In terms of buying, well it’s a chic jungle of (way to easy to navigate) beauty + desires to loose yourself to in a moment of true love.

Shop + sell at V E S T I A I R E C O L L E C T I V E . C O M


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Again, a more famous way to consign your luxury items, What Goes Around Comes Around is one of the first + almost celebrity/cult status vintage finds store that takes a strong ‘NO BS’ policy when it comes to the quality + vintage of their pieces. Having opened their first store in NYC’s SoHo in 1993, it’s been an upward journey for What Goes Around Comes Around for it’s reputable way of elevating vintage shopping into a serious high fashion experince. Now with stories in Miami, LA + The Hamptons + from Céline to Chanel, YSL, + far far beyond, you will always find what you’re looking for (+ all that you didn’t realise you were looking for) at What Goes Around.

Shop + sell at W H A T G O E S A R O U N D N Y C . C O M


L X R + C O

Trading exclusively as a bags, watches + jewellery destination, international sensation LXR+CO is something of an accessories-only enthusiasts sanctuary. At LXR+CO you can buy + sell on the spot, both in store + online by simply sending the company’s dedicated appraisal team images for cash on the spot. Also available in some countries is the option to rent pieces on a use + return basis. From all the major designers, it’s a collection that’s constantly being updates + refreshed.

Shop + sell at L X R C O . C O M


F A R F E T C H

Knowing you can never beat a classic piece to invest in for your wardrobe, Farfetch, the luxury e-commerce site, has it’s own preowned section which is FULL of amazing pieces. From accessories + bags to coats + dresses, watches, jewellery + lifestyle pieces, it’s a danger zone of WOW.

Shop at F A R F E T C H . C O M


Documentaries, But Make it Fashion

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Here at HSF we’re BIG on documentaries. Delving into the world of others + seeing how they see the world + how such vastly different ways can teach us a whole new perspective on life. We are all about that. As lovers of fashion; fashion as an art far beyond the obvious + much deeper than our next online order, we’re pieced together a list of documentaries that bring you into the world of those who’s lives behind the scenes aren’t necessarily as glamorous as you might thing + those who, without their craft, vision + exemplary talent, the world as we know it would be a completely different place. Not to mention, your wardrobe.

 

Who Is.. Suzy Menkes

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Understanding fashion as an industry in it’s entirety + in a way that’s both elegantly chic + brutally intelligent - beyond the obvious glamour + tempting frivolity of fashion’s fast pace excitement - isn’t always a given when it comes to much of the content that’s splashed in front of us in the modern-day world. Fast paced everything has become a concrete theme in our lives + it doesn’t always perform on the same plain as high-end quality. Where the sometimes superficiality or perhaps more aptly put, the flippancy + sometimes self-involved nature of the new-generation FROWers has taken hold; fashion journalists with whom there’s a sense of educated authority aren’t as easily come by today. There’s all that reality. And theres there’s: Suzy Menkes

Holding court as one of the most prolific fashion authorities in history, Menkes’ current title, since joining the Conde Nast family in 2014, is International Vogue Editor. With an accumulative audience of over 31 million viewers, her articles + written reports for the fashion conglomerate grace the web pages of 21 international Vogue websites which are translated into 15 different languages. To say she has scope would be an understatement.

However, such an empowered position wasn’t Menkes’ initial ambition. She isn’t just a fashion-focused, power-hungry woman but more a person with genuine authenticity + a deep commitment to upholding an excellence in what she does. She prides herself on seeing the bigger picture; life to her is more than prettiness + clothes however important + glamorous the industry deems itself. It’s about igniting a conversation + perhaps not always saying the right thing.

Writing has been a lifelong love of Menkes’ + on her first morning as a student, reading History + English Literature at Newnham College Cambridge, she joined Cambridge’s university newspaper, Varsity, becoming it’s first female editor-in-chief in her third year at the famous university. In 1967, upon graduating she joined The Times of London as a junior reporter which then led her to her first job as a fully-fledged fashion critic, at just 24, under the guidance of Charles Wintour, Anna Wintour’s father + the then editor of the London Evening Standard. It was back at The Times some time later that Mrs. Menkes met her late husband David Spanier. The couple went on to have three sons together.

Prior to her current position at Vogue, Menkes held a respected role as fashion critic at what was then known as the International Herald Tribune - which later of course rebranded as the The International New York Times, for 26 years. Her tenure there saw her build a solid presence in the industry + one that brought her immense regard as both a journalist + celebrity type within it’s inner circles. Throughout everything, her views on fashion itself has remained the same since starting out, of which she says 'It isn’t good because you like it; you like it because it’s good.'

In light of the truth over popularity, a good journalist must possess the ability to not hold back in their critical views + possess a confidence to share a decisively cultured opinion of a show or collection, despite the natural fear, + sometimes inevitable reality, of loosing popularity among fashion’s elite. Known for her truthful + independent views alongside a very strong personal principle, Menkes does not accept freebies or gifts from anyone. In the fashion world, people of influence receive a lot of free products from brands + designers. Editors, contributors, bloggers + anyone that a brand sees as a way to get their product out there. It is a practice that’s been around long before this current era of bloggers who openly chat about the array of beauty products + new outfits they’ve been sent though. It’s nothing new. Magazines + most print publications have been doing it for years in a different guise. What they share in terms of product shopping pages is all tied back to which brands are advertising the most that month + which they perhaps need to get more commitment from in terms of double-page spreads. The reality of what we’re seeing IS influenced by the bigger brands + those able to pay their way to a place in front of our eyes. But you won’t see Mrs. Menkes accepting any of this. Her distinct style of critical journalism remains firmly in tact + with serious respect, she’s never sold out in order to better her opportunities or her pocket. If she thinks something is good it’s for good reason + not just because she herself thinks it’s ‘nice’ or that she was simply ‘gifted’ it. Her opinion, you can be assured when reading any of her show reviews which come out one after the other during fashion month - isn’t a business deal, it’s both educated + deeply informed, never of the minute or of personal preference. 

Another massive contribution Suzy Menkes has made to fashion is in hosting a yearly luxury summit, known as the Conde Nast International Luxury Conference. The prestigious meeting celebrates + challenges the global luxury market bringing together well known names + newer, more innovative disruptors making their way into the luxury sphere. Mrs. Menkes has hosted it annually since it’s inauguration in 2015, taking in a new stylish city each year, from Florence to Seoul, Muscat to Lisbon + Cape Town. This year’s meeting is currently postponed but will be held in Vienna, Austria taking in topics around the opportunity for the luxury market as a result of the social + economical evolution in Central + Eastern Europe. You can watch an array of the conversations + topics in the CNIluxury’s Conference Library HERE.

Menkes has also recently launched her own podcast, Creative Conversations with Suzy Menkes which is available on most podcast platforms. Her first conversation is with Dior’s Creative Director Femme, Maria Grazia Chiuri with whom she discusses the reality of being the first woman to lead the brand, feminism, Couture, design inspiration + growing up in a fashion family. Click her to find out more..

When it comes to such a perceptive + insightful journalistic approach to fashion + the luxury market, Suzy Menkes commands her place in the industry as the epitome of class, authority + mastery. Never too far with her impeccable eye + wit, we hope to enjoy her intelligent + unforgivingly impartial words of wisdom for years to come. 

 

The Indie Magazine Edit

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Suitcase magazine is an entire world in itself of wondrous escapism + bucketlist travel dreams combined. I’ve bought every single edition since it was founded + have loved it more + more each time. The Suitcase Instagram account too is a wonderful place to loose yourself in the rabbit hold of dreamy places + spaces, you can bet you’ll need to start a whole new + specifically dedicated ‘Saved’ folder for this one..

Available in print + online at suitcasemag.com // Follow on IG @suitcase


H O L I D A Y

Between 1946 + 1977, Holiday was one of the most exciting magazines in the United States. Known for working with ambitious writers + photographers. Hugely noteworthy + successful writers such as Graham Greene, Joan Didion, Jack Kerouac + Truman Capote first appeared in the pages of Holiday with their work. HOLIDAY took a long hiatus, reappearing in 2014 under the direction of Parisian art director Franck Durand who has beautifully brought to life the core + essence of the original template while also venturing into the world of fashion as well as travel.

Published bi-annually // Follow on IG @holidaymagazine


P A L M E R

In the words of Stefano Tonchi, Palmer’s Editorial Director “Palm Beach as a state of mind.” And that it is. Launched in March 2020 as one of the hottest new magazine’s in circulation since Holiday hit the worldin the 1940’s, Palmer is the ultimate invite into the realm of some of the world’s most interesting mind’s + lives, all portrayed through the lens of a Palm Beach state of living. Brought to life by Tonchi + his creative/business partner Michael J Berman, the quarterly coffee table publication reads as though you’ve just been invited to one of the most stimulating dinner parties t where phones are taken at the door whatever happens on the inside stays on the inside. It’s truly divine!

Published quarterly. Purchase Vol. 01 at PALMERPB.com // Follow on IG @palmerpalmbeach


P E T I T E P A S S P O R T

Petite Passport is the brainchild of travel blogger, journalist + photographer Pauline Egge. Pauline has created an entire brand around her love of travel + exploring to find the best off-the-beaten-track hotspots. I’ve followed her blog for a long long time + have found some amazing spots I might otherwise have missed while visiting certain new cities. She has a collection of travel guides as well as her new print edition of the website, all of which I’ve bought + loved. Escape into Pauline’s view of the world, you won’t be disappointed.

Subscribe here // Follow on IG @petitepassport


C E R E A L

Encompassing travel, art, design, cities + style, CEREAL magazine is another independent bible I’ve loved for a long time. Captivating aesthetics, it’s a minimalist-lovers dream come to life with a focus on specific locations + destinations in each issue, accompanied by engaging + interesting interviews + articles in the fashion, design + art worlds.

Published bi-annually // Visit readcereal.com // Follow on IG @cerealmag


A E S T H E T I C A

Taking in the worlds of art, design, photography, architecture, music + film, AESTHETICA is a worldly destination for those interested in being interesting. A pioneer in the space, the magazine hosts + produces varying awards, exhibitions + events, with each focused on developing talents within the art, photography, literature + film spaces.

Visit aestheticamagazine.com // Follow on IG @aestheticamag


C R F A S H I O N B O O K

Provocatively fabulous + dangerously sexy, CR (Carine Roitfeld) Fashion Book is the baby of Carine Roitfeld, former E-I-C of Vogue Paris which she founded in 2012 after leaving the helm of the French fashion bible. Roitfeld is known for her progressive stance +a risk taking spirit + each of her editions of the fashion bible style publication has been nothing short of WOW. It’s big, it’s glossy AF + the perfect destination to loose yourself into the world of high fashion.

Published bi-annually // Visit crfashionbook.com // Follow on IG @crfashionbook


T H E G E N T L E W O M A N

This fabulous woman’s magazine delves deep into the authenticity of being a woman. With a strong accent on women with style + purpose, The Gentlewoman plays host to a variety of inspirational women with visionary motive to the backdrop of ti’s own strong + ambitious yet warm + personalable personality. The Gentlewomen is for everyone + nobody is excluded.

Published bi-annually // Follow on IG @the_gentlewoman


L I T T L E W H I T E L I E S

Established in 1995, Little White Lies celebrates + supports fantastic movies, the directors + producers behind them + the actors who star in them. Featuring a strong play on independent films you can be sure to find some of the greatest movies our there + a variety of articles around every topic in the industry. Interesting + interested, Little White Lies tells the truth about what to watch + why!

Published bi-monthly // Visit lilies.com // Follow on IG @lwlies


F R A N C

Franc magazine is an Irish fashion focused publication produced by Briony Somers which began as a college publication + now continues to evolve + inspire far beyond what it once started out as. Taking into account the magazines philosophy that fashion “is a way of doing things; it isn’t about the clothing or accessories”, each of the four issues are themed around a concept, offering editorials + articles around fashion that are deeply intelligent + consciously accessible.

Visit francmagazine.com // Follow on IG @francmagazine


 

Designer Spotlight; Kosedy

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Hot on the market - not to mention, putting the chic in our step, we’ve fallen head-over-heels for the hottest new luxury footwear label to come into our lives, K O S Ξ D Y. 

Kosedy, pronounced [ko-sed-e] is a new women’s footwear brand making it’s mark on the luxury market. Kosedy was recently launched by two beauties, Zimbabwean sisters, Hailey and Shellen Edy who have a passion for creating classic pieces to last a lifetime and are admirably on a mission to change the way we invest in shoes forever. Their new label is inspired by the harmonious wilderness of their African roots, dreamed up by the sisters in their Manchester atelier and produced in limited quantities in the Marche region of Italy where shoe-making practices hold an age-old and deeply loved history, honouring great design and ensuring the finest quality, craftsmanship and attention to every detail.

Saying buh-bye to fashion’s seasonal trends and the nasty business of fast fashion, the designers bring a seriously stylish vibe to the practice of sustainable wardrobe investments. As we said, they are putting the chic back into our step and bringing about the opportunity to not only invest in our style but show a little love to the world we live in. Merging their love of fashion, their personal heritage, and embracing the opportunity to create pieces that stand the test of time, trends and seasons, Kosedy is a way if life, it’s about asking questions and considering the source of and ethos behind the things we consume while being brave enough to demand clear and considered answers. 

So far Kosedy’s collection consists of two core styles. The Nairobi Boot which features a curved block style heel and a high, slim fitting ankle and which comes in six varying textures and hues - all within Kosedy’s natural colour palette. And the Serengeti Sandal which plays as the perfect all-rounder day-to-night strap sandal with it’s beautifully unique silhouette - which also in line with the brand’s aesthetics comes in the same colours and textures. 

As one of Britains thought-leaders in sustainable fashion, Kosedy is definitely here to make our purchases as chic and stylish as they are ethical and practical. 

Shop the full collection at kosedy.com

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Designer Spotlight; Mach + Mach

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Founded by Georgian sister duo Nina and Gvantsa Macharashvili, Mach + Mach is a perhaps Georgia’s most celebrated fashion brand and a dream come true for those looking for an Instagram-perfect-fashion-moment. Established in 2012 in the sisters hometown of Tbilisi, Georgia, the brand has garnered international attention and a love the world over for it’s glittering temptations and glamorous, shine-heavy pieces. 

The sibling partnership came to life from the duo’s deeply innate love of fashion. Describing their aesthetic as ‘bright, futuristic, pop’, it’s as though the masculine side of our most dreamed about fashion moment has just met it’s sexy feminine counterpart and they had the most flawless idea for a collection. Think key pieces but make them FASHUUUUN - the vibe is business now, party later. So think perfectly structured blazer dresses paired with diamante embellished see-through fishnet cycle shorts and a side of killer heels. Like who can resist!

Ideal for parties and making a statement, it’s all about the glam at Mach + Mach and in doing party chic just right, they’ve hit their niche, no wonder celebrities including Solange Knowles and Katy Perry, Kylie Jenner and Danielle Bernstein are huge fans. The brand shows at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tbilisi and is stocked at Moda Operandi. 

Shop at modaoperandi.com

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