Showing posts with label Fearne Cotton Yellow Dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fearne Cotton Yellow Dress. Show all posts

Wednesday, 7 March 2012

Events - The Gok Wan for Specsavers Launch

On Monday I was lucky enough to be invited to the Gok Wan for Specsavers Launch in Cardiff. And the man himself was going to be there to style a few competition winner and show off his new line of frames. Being a big fan of Gok's of course I jumped at the chance to go. He has shown women that you don't had ego be skinny to be beautiful and that feeling feminine, confident and sexual is far more important.
Here are a few press images of the line - they will be available nation wide from the 18th March and will be on 2 for 1! They are £99 a pair (or for 2 in this case) with PENTAX lenses included! That's a pretty good bargain if I am honest. He said how he wants his line to be affordable for all and available to the masses. So joining up with Specsavers was the best way to do this as they are the number 1 eye wear sellers in the UK and in many other countries.
And here is me! And what I wore!
Dress: Fearne Cotton c/o Very.com
Cardigan: Vinatge via charity shop
Shoes: NewLook
Tights: Random
Hairband: Random from Canada
Bangles and Necklaces: Random, Vintage and Dorothy Perkins

Some of the range on display
I really liked these! They are so strong and powerful looking.

Gok and me - possibly the worst shot of me ever! Typical!
And me trying on some of my favourite from the new line.
Pair 1: I think their a little too big
Pair 2: They were a lilac colour but feel a bit granny-ish on me
Pair 3: These are my favourites! I am contemplating getting them as I am looking for new glasses anyway, but Jon isn't a fan.

After styling all the competition winners and having a quick chat with a few press people Gok came down for a chat with the blogging girls that were there. And we got to have a great Q&A session with him, which they filmed for his You Tube and Facebook page (so you will see me pop up on there in a few weeks time)

Although we talked about the glasses range we also discussed his fashion line, his inspirations, his new TV shows, his feelings towards bloggers and the globalisation of fashion. He was very nice and friendly (not stuck up because he is a celebrity) and happy to talk to bloggers as he sees us an important part of fashion development and the success of new brands and lines.
from l-r: competition winner, Lianne of Bee1BlogQueen , Me, Gok, Laura of Side Street Style and my sister Briony. Louise from Lou Lou Muses, Gemma from Fat Frocks and Emily from Sugar and Spice were also there.
This is Julie-Anne one of the competition winners (who I had a nice chat with) having her consultation with Gok.
And this is her with her new Gok Wan glasses - he advised her to go with tortoise shell frames in a slightly large size than she usually wore and I think they look great on her. What do you think?
Gok Wan: Made in China airs tonight on Channel 4 at 8pm at looks at the manufacturing lines in China and his own chinese roots.

What are your opinion on Gok Wan? Are you a fan?

On another note entirely today is the last day to enter the Fashionista Giveaway so don't forget or you could miss out on £1000's of prizes!

Daisymay X

Monday, 5 September 2011

Outfit Post - Cardiff Castle

If you read yesterdays post, you will know I was gifted an item by Very.com from the new Fearne Cotton Collection. And some of you tried to guess which item it was that I chose, well... here you go.

First we went to Cardiff Castle to take some pretty pictures in my new dress which was...
The Seagull Print Vintage Dress!!
Isn't it pretty!

Dress: c/o Very.com
Tights: Random
Cardi: Hand me down from my mum
Pumps: Peacocks:
Necklace: Gift from Parents
Lace Bangle and Black Bow ring: Internationale
Silver Bangle: Lost and found in pub
It's such a bold print I didn't think it needed a lot else with it so kept it minimal with black tights, simple black pumps, my fur trimmed cardi(it's still cold here in the wind!) and a gold necklace.
It has these cute gold buttons on the front and back and arms, which give it a slight military feel.


And it's longer at the back than at the front, which I was a little sceptical of at first but I actually love how it flows.
I did have to safety pin it at the bust as the cross over was too low with my small chest, but it still looks great I think.

How would you style this?
I am thinking of my frill front sleeveless blouse, waistcoat and brogues next? Any opinions?

Daisymay X

 photo homeeee_zps214aed0e.jpg
Related Posts with Thumbnails