Grey seems to be the colour of the season but this Stella McCartney ‘sweatshirt’ is anything but bland. Pair with sleek accessories and a pop of colour at the neck and on the hand to complete the subtle elegance of the look
grey sweatshirt by Stella McCartney / antique emerald and diamond ring by Heritage d’France / green Murano bead necklace by Arati Devasher / grey tote by Givenchy / black boots by Aldo
I’m so excited to announce that I’ll be presenting my wholesale (trade) collections at at makers table A29, Pulse London, Kensington Olympia from 14th to 16th May 2017.
I look forward to finding new stockists and having my accessories stocked in a shop near you. If you are unable to make it to London, you can view my trade catalogue online.
Thanking one’s mother for all she’s done for you over the years is always a good idea. It makes her feel cherished, and only strengthens the bond between mother and child even further.
If you’ve left it too late to buy a pressie, here are some ideas on the London Local blog (including details of all the products below) from the London Local Team makers, including a scarf from yours truly – a lovely square scarf in blue and yellow.
P—’s wife S—commissioned this geometric blue and yellow tie as a birthday present a couple of years ago. She’s sent me this photograph saying he loves it and wears it often – and I am glad to see he styles it so well with a grey shirt and trousers.
Wear a statement necklace with red clothes, and it can be off-putting – you could end up looking like a pillar box with baubles on, after all… when chosen carefully, a red outfit can make a real style statement, and when its fire-engine shade is accentuated with pale shades and vibrant accessories, that bright red doesn’t seem so daunting after all. Caution: this style may invite fulsome compliments.
Clockwise from top left: red camisole by Topshop / red bootcut trousers by Gucci / green Murano bead necklace by Arati Devasher / turquoise earrings by Pearly Karpel / lipstick by Nars / bracelets by Oscar Bijoux and Aurelie Bidermann / sandals by Forever 21
T— is from India, and he’s a dapper gent. He’s sent me this photograph wearing the green scarf I made him, as a casual alternative to a tie. Paired with a classic corduroy shirt and tweed jacket, he’s definitely effortlessly stylish.
S— is a good friend and also occasionally models for me, as you might have seen in my online shop and on instagram. She loves her satin fish scarf, and has styled it casually in this photograph, taken when out for a coffee with friends. I do love it when clients send me photographs.
Wondering how to wear monochrome stripes with accessories? Styling a statement necklace in a bold colour can make your outfit pop. Just add black accessories with one accent colour theme running through the rest. Don’t amp up the makeup, just let the clothes speak.
Clockwise from top left: crossover stripe dress by Marc Jacobs / green Murano bead necklace by Arati Devasher / blue Murano glass drop earrings by Antica Murrina / makeup by Nars / velvet shoulder bag by Eddie Borgo / black pumps by Christian Louboutin
Get the necklace here
A camel coat seems to be the item that everyone wants this season, and styling them with casual jeans and a pristine white shirt can be both classic and boring. Amp up the style with a colourful statement necklace and pair with camel bag and shoes to keep the casual vibe going.
Clockwise from top left: camel coat by Weekday / white tee by Urban Outfitters / green Murano bead necklace by Arati Devasher / hobo bag by Ugg / ballet flats by Aerin
Get the necklace here
I do love it when bloggers pick up on silk puns like ‘seas of silk’, and Mathanki has written such a charming post to go with the quirky title. Read the full article at London is Open blog.
Arati Devasher firmly believes that accessories are the most versatile items in your entire wardrobe. Sometimes that special piece is so easy to wear you forget you're even wearing it until someone compliments your effortless style. They soon become favourites you want to wear every day.
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