INSPIRATION and ADVICE for EVERYDAY GLAMOUR
St Oswald’s Priory St Oswald’s Priory Gloucester, is the location for photographs of DSTC Stylists’ women’s footwear. A brief Backstory In 900 AD Aethelflaed created a shrine here to St. Oswald by moving his relics from Bardney in Lincolnshire. Aethelflaed
Scarves THERE IS NO LIMIT TO WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH SCARVES. I JUST LOVE THE WAY THAT THEY’VE BECOME SUCH A KEY PART OF FASHION LOOKS. There are so many great ways for upping the style factor with a
Chuck Taylor ALL-STARS Charles Hollis Taylor (June 24, 1901 – June 23, 1969). Was an American basketball player and basketball shoe salesman–marketer. Who was associated with Chuck Taylor All-Stars, which he helped to improve and promote.
Judith Leiber Evening Bag Designer. Judith Leiber (born Judit Pető; January 11, 1921 – April 28, 2018) was a Hungarian-American fashion designer and businesswoman. Leiber’s “Socks” and “Cupcake” models at the Museum of Bags and Purses in Amsterdam. Fashion career After working as a handbag designer
The production of a leather handbag, or any leather good for that matter, basically involves 7 steps. Each of them are very important, without which the final work would be incomplete. 1. Choice of leather To start the production of
British Politian Margaret Thatcher’s Handbag Politian Margaret Thatcher’s handbag firmly in fist. Leaving her Chelsea home to attend the first ballot in the election for the leadership of the Conservative party in February 1975. Her speeches were printed on paper
A Brief History On The Queen Elizabeth’s Brooches Queen Elizabeth’s Brooches were pinned to her public-facing coats & dresses. Not only an elegant outfit adornment, but also the delicate jewels are steeped in royal history. The Cullinan V, IV & III
John Bates; designer of the costumes for the TV series. The Avengers encapsulated fashion’s mid-60s turn towards youth. The most memorable collection of clothing designed by John Bates (who died aged 87). Had just 35 garments plus a few accessories,
Anne Tyrell dedicated more than five decades to the fashion industry. Latterly holding a string of positions including member of the British Fashion Council advisory board. Chairman of its colleges council and member of design charity Texprint’s management council. She
Gloucester Pin Making Industry – Enormous quantities of pins were used for the fastening of clothing. Elizabeth I was supplied with 24,000 ‘pynnes of diverse sorts’ just for her coronation. Pins secured the petticoat in a ruffle above the farthingale