Stirrings in the fashion world that you would want, need and love to know about
Uniqlo
This season’s collection comprises twice as many items as the Fall/Winter 2014 collection which was made up mostly of fleece items. Toddler sizes are available for the first time in this collection, including outerwear, cut-and-sew, shirts, skirts, jeans, and shorts. Of particular interest this season is the expanded line of popular cardigans for boys, girls, and toddlers.
Bimba Y Lola
BIMBA Y LOLA combines cleaner, simpler silhouettes with neoprene and stretch cotton fabrics for a dynamic fashion showcase that unveils a fascinating study in contrasts. Geometric prints artfully create a colour block effect, and alternate with beautiful prints of toucans, polka dots and exotic women for a tropical collection reminiscent of feisty, Brazilian women.
Jack Wills
British brand Jack Wills showcased their latest Spring collection, the debut of new Creative Director, London designer Richard Nicoll. Inspired by the music of British Youth sub cultural periods from the 1960s Youth Quake through to 90’s Brit Pop, Jack Wills showcases ‘Hockney’ rugby tops, colour blocked anoraks and a herringbone Crombie coat for men and bubble gum pink mac and an optical rugby dress inspired by Twiggy.
Celio*
Dress in style this winter with celio’s stylish down jackets and knitwear which come in a plethora of premium materials designed to offer comfort and casual chic flair. The utilitarian down jacket comes in a variety of styles such as a blended two-material for a dressed up look, full-flannel for a classic touch or ultra-lightweight with or without hood in various colours for the discerning urbanites.
Staccato
Designed with the fashionista in mind, Staccato is an international footwear label that takes its name after the Italian musical term that represents vitality and rhythm. Staccato translates runway trends into wearable everyday styles that are edgy yet sophisticated. All Staccato shoes are designed in Hong Kong, and made with real leather for comfort, quality, and style.
By Nicole Lee
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