The humble fox has always been a favourite of mine. Their big bushy tails and mischievous ways never fail to delight me. Until now, I thought I was the only one with this affection for our fury urban creatures, but it seems the world of interiors and fashion now agree with me. This A/W the fox motif is appearing on everything from cushions (Donna Wilson) and plates (Jimbob Art) to jewellery (Tatty Devine) and jumpers. Hurray! As much as I'd like to own all of these lovely items, I fear I may come across as some crazy fox lady so will make do with just one instead: a nice, cosy jumper. I've had a good look around for the best ones and here are my top picks...
I particularly like Peter Jensen's offerings (top), but the high street has some good alternatives. Below the Peter Jensen ones are, clockwise from left, a cream Topshop number, a royal fox from Dorothy Perkins, a grey knit from Aubin & Wills; and a navy one from the menswear collection at Aubin & Wills. Do you like them?
{Images: Peter Jensen; Topshop; Dorothy Perkins; Aubin & Wills}
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Friday, 19 October 2012
Thursday, 1 December 2011
Christmas Wish List No.1
So it's come to that time of year when every every blog and e-zine are compiling gift lists for ideas on what to buy the ones you love this Christmas. These are great if you're getting a bit stuck on what to buy the boyfriend-who-has-everything or the fussy sister. However, what about us, right? So, this year I will be posting beautiful gifts daily that you might want for yourself. Think 'one for you, one for me'! There will be something posted every day so why not stop by and see what you can treat yourself to too?
So, number one on my Christmas Wish List is this beautiful fox charm necklace from my favourite jewellers, RUST.
Okay, okay, it may be a little pricey at £250, but a girl can dream.
{Image: RUST}
So, number one on my Christmas Wish List is this beautiful fox charm necklace from my favourite jewellers, RUST.
Okay, okay, it may be a little pricey at £250, but a girl can dream.
{Image: RUST}
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