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BiBi The Wonderfish is London’s exciting new designer beachwear brand. The designer behind the brand is Bianca Ohannessian. Her designs are made in Great Britain from the finest quality Italian fabrics, BiBi The Wonderfish blends striking combinations of colour and texture into a cocktail of retro curves, classic Grecian glamour and rock’n’roll cool. Specially designed to flatter and enhance all figures, the 2009 mid-season collection offers bold electric colours and soft shimmers, accented with shocking neons. Designs are decorated with ruffles, rouching, knots and beads, and each feature a funky lining peeking through.
Temporary Secretary started in 2008. Charms and pendants are sourced from vintage collectors and findings suppliers from all over the world. All Temporary:Secretary jewellery is put together by hand by Sarah Wong. Sarah is a final year fashion student at university, who dabbles in a bit of craft. She seeks inspiration from colours, pretty ribbons, cute bows, kitsch buttons and charms.
The Broken Hearts are Amber and Nisha: a DJ and performance duo who see every show as an opportunity to get dressed up. Combining an eclectic DJ set with their extensive wardrobe of identical costumes and occasional choreographed routines, the girls provide a spectacular experience for the eyes and ears.
Valerie Dumaine has been active in the Montreal fashion scene for over ten years. Between 1997 and 2002, she has been an illustrator, patternmaker and designer for various local companies. A year after graduating from Lasalle College, she departed Montreal briefly in 1998 for London, where she completed an internship with designer Gaile McConaghie. Upon completion of her Certificate in German at UQAM in 2002, Valerie Dumaine was once again Europe-bound; this time, her focus was Berlin. She reveled in the German fashion scene and culture, acquiring a firm and definitive direction. This experience would become a major turning point in her career. After returning to Montreal, she decided to work on her own line and in Spring 2004 Valerie Dumaine was finally born!Valerie Dumaine's line projects an image of confidence, with clean and elegant lines, embellished by a careful finished touch. Inspired by the past, the designer is a master when it comes to mix and match styles, creating refined and bold garments.
Valerie Dumaine has been active in the Montreal fashion scene for over ten years. Between 1997 and 2002, she has been an illustrator, patternmaker and designer for various local companies. A year after graduating from Lasalle College, she departed Montreal briefly in 1998 for London, where she completed an internship with designer Gaile McConaghie. Upon completion of her Certificate in German at UQAM in 2002, Valerie Dumaine was once again Europe-bound; this time, her focus was Berlin. She reveled in the German fashion scene and culture, acquiring a firm and definitive direction. This experience would become a major turning point in her career. After returning to Montreal, she decided to work on her own line and in Spring 2004 Valerie Dumaine was finally born!
Valerie Dumaine's line projects an image of confidence, with clean and elegant lines, embellished by a careful finished touch. Inspired by the past, the designer is a master when it comes to mix and match styles, creating refined and bold garments.
LolaPeachy & luxury jewellery label Violet Manners are a range of hand-made beaded jewellery designed by Londoner Nisha Thirkell. The distinctive style stems from a desire to create something beautiful, yet not girlie, and from a fascination with the macabre. This is definitely not jewellery for the faint of heart. Influences range from Victorian mourning jewellery and old photographs found in junk shops, to Barnum's Circus. Even the name LolaPeachy comes from "the grave of a dead woman who is buried next to my Grandmother."
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