Happy St. Patrick's Day to all you Shopaholics over on the Emerald Isle. In my book, any man who can clear an entire country of snakes definitely deserves a pint of Guinness or two raised in his honour!
Of course, you could always celebrate by indulging in some emerald jewellery? These vintage inspired pieces by 1928 at House of Fraser are sure to make you friends go green with envy. What do you think?
Starburst Toggle Bracelet, £38
Starburst Button Earrings, £26
Whoever said money can't buy happiness simply didn't know where to go shopping
Showing posts with label house of fraser. Show all posts
Showing posts with label house of fraser. Show all posts
Monday, 17 March 2014
Tuesday, 16 April 2013
Spotted On: The Mindy Project
Following the love life/work life imbalance of a rom-com obsessed gynaecologist, The Mindy Project is fast filling the E4 shaped hole left in my TV viewing since the reruns of Friends abruptly ended. In the 4th episode to be aired in the UK Mindy has to find the perfect Halloween costume to wow at a big party and somewhere amidst all the comedy suggestions made by nurse Morgan, I spotted Mindy wearing the Wildfox Couture Seeing Stars Lennon sweater (£208) beloved by the likes of Emma Watson, Miley Cyrus, Ellie Goulding, Jesse J, Ashlee Simpson - and the list goes on...
I love the grungy feel of this oversized, laddered knit, but if you're star gazing for a more affordable option, check out Therapy's star placement sweater, reduced from £35 - £21 at House of Fraser. It gets 5 stars from me!
Friday, 10 September 2010
Biba's Back Baby
Barbara Halanicki caused a fashion revolution when she launched Biba as a mail order company back in the '60s. The first store opened in 1964 and prided itself as being something different; it was the first place to allow make-up to be sampled before purchase - which cemented its place as a routine pre-work stop off for many women, so they could make themselves up for the day ahead. Biba proved to be a haven for hip young girls who wanted to be able to recreate the celeb looks of the day on a budget, but was confined to fashion history when the doors finally closed in 1975.Now, here we are 35 years later with Biba relaunching in conjunction with House of Fraser - and with Daisy Lowe as its face no less. The A/W collection is now available in store nationwide and online at http://www.houseoffraser.co.uk/ and http://www.mybiba.com/.
The brand remains true to its heritage, with strong '60s and '70s influences coming through.Dress, £125
Coat, £165 Bag, £125
The iconic Art Nouveau logo has inspired a fine jewellery collection in a black and gold colour palette.

Pendant, £1500

Pendant, £1500
Hopefully Biba is back for good!
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