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Mariana Jungman - London Fashion Week SS17

Jeaulina Cato Thursday, 22 September 2016 Leave a Comment

MARIANA JUNGMAN SS17
The collection was inspired by Marie Antoinette and Maria Bonita
It sees the intertwining of two rich cultures, France & Brazil. The fine details, beautiful tones, prints and fabrics;
all what make this such a effortlessly flowing collection.

I loved the soft touches of natural light
within the room it added a soft charm to the flirty & vibrant elements within this collection.

What I love about this collection is the handcrafted details, it makes each piece unmissable.

Gathers flattering dimension, which frames the outfit so well, creating a sweet moment in time.

Images by - Holly Cato

Post by - Yours Truly

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Elle B. Zhou X Sketch - London Fashion Week SS17

Jeaulina Cato Monday, 19 September 2016 1 comment

The Most Important Meal Of The Day: BREAKFAST
I love fashion don't get me wrong, but fashion week isn't always bliss and smiles it can be quite overwhelming at times and not always the experience you hope for. But this? This was a dream come true...
I brought my sister along with me to Elle B. Zhou's fashion show at Sketch in London.
We had the most amazing breakfast with spritzers & tea followed by the catwalk show.

Elle's Grandmother was the inspiration behind
this fabulous collection and influences from
the 70's. Incorporating big hair, big statements and a little
feather along the way.

There isn't much in this world more satisfying
than food and fashion but when combined
it's another level of truth.

What I loved about this collection is that every piece was unpredictable and something different.
I loved the lace and cool printed pieces and I don't think anyone could get over the cuteness of that pup!

For the longest I've wanted to visit Sketch and if you've been feeling the same way stop and just go.
No one has told me to say a word of this but one thing I truly appreciate is great food and great service.
Everything was absolutely beautiful and I look forward to returning soon.
Peace

Images by - Holly Cato

Post by - Yours Truly

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London Fashion Weekend TrendXTemperley London S/S13

Jeaulina Cato Wednesday, 20 March 2013 Leave a Comment

London Fashion Weekend Day 2

Just before the Trend show Elizabeth Arden Make up artist apply final touched. Catwalk ready for the Brits

Model wearing the trend called 'Graphics' Styled by Hilary Alexander. Oversized half meshed long sleeve paired with a pleated royal blue dress with a graphic print.

Modern Austin Powers ? 60's graphic prints! - Rose Libertine, Black and White Design on Knee length fitted dress (Left). Plastic Orange Lining and graphic honey comb print on dress with a undertone of beige (Right).

Simone Peg's double, ohh yeah thumbs up

The black & white dress really caught my eye out. I loved how it was a magnetic button up dress. From the waist down it had a side zip on the seem. The black and white exchanges on the dress made it more so interesting. Hard to see but on the white front half of the dress it is a pemplum which continues to the arm side of the dress. I love the simplicity of it and the detail.

Can't escape a Boris Bike can yah!

Urban Lifestyle trend show - BIKER chic, Dahlia and Emily. Paisley print Jeans Outfit to the far right.

This was Designed by Stephanie Kitchen who one the FAD competition. We were all so in awe of it and wanted to know the name of the designer. After some research BINGO.

Hilary Alexander & The Models for the Urban trend show!

River Island Lazer Cut Heeled shoes. I love see through bags but I never liked the idea of people seeing whats inside of your bag so seeing this bag have a inner opaque purse was great resolution. I love the polka dot white print on the outer purse. Buy a plastic purse or bag and fill and use a colorful inner bag to give the bag more dimension.

Inside Somerset House - staircase

Canon Room at London Fashion Week.

Canon was giving out Posters from 3 fashion Designers from my remembrance it was Henry Holland and Michael Van Der Ham I clearly don't recall the final name. The Posters were Prints that was features in their latest collections.

Levis Competition, Polaroid Pictures

I love this cut out plastic layer top. So the Roses are 3D and are hand sewn each tone represented are individual pieces. It was a over layer for a plain white top and had button that clipped at the back almost like body amour but so far from it.

Models Hair & Make Up for the Designer show Temperley London

Dear Coca Cola, I got Models sipping Diet Coke you owe me. Sincerely, Shaqwanda the III

Diet Coke, Temperley London Dress, Hair by Toni & Guy and Make up by Elizabeth Arden.

I love the clothes from this collection but I have to say the belts were amazing and so much in the detail, the suede leather belting, uses of reds, yellows and turquoise , the hanging chains and engraved union jack revolving belt buckle.

Model Line Up For Temperley London, first Looks.

All White dress and the Black shhhhades

Dahlia & Co, End Of The Show

Buskin in the Tube station. Shame my memory card was full but great as it is.

© Jeaulina Cato 2013 all rights reserved on photographs

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Backstage at London Fashion Weekend S/S13

Jeaulina Cato Sunday, 24 February 2013 1 comment

Day 1 of London Fashion Weekend Make up by Elizabeth Arden

Catwalk set with the light beams. &-the flashing lights, lights...

Eastern Promise was one of the trends for the LFWend trend shows ,which displays a variety of designers clothes that are styled into a trend. The trend shows where styled by the wonderful Hillary Alexander!

Eastern Promise had detailed print wear, with uses of bold exotic colours and authentic accessories from asia. There was a range in head wear for the look which included roses, sequences and and embroided pieces.

Fans ah make her dance

but if your thinkin' bout my baby it don't matter if your black or white or asian

Almost shaking it like a Polaroid picture...

Hair by Toni & Guy - the hair is split by the middle and twisted until you reach the end of the hair. Wrap around the twisted hair and pin it with a bun. You can use leave in conditioner to set it. After taking it out use fingers to gently separate and you should have achieved this look.

Show Time!

Loved the silk printed suit. The print work was well done and the silver platted metal necklace with emerald stone complimented it so well. Topped of this outfit with a mint green paper parasol. #candid

Peace Boo

Scones & Cakes courtesy of Toms Deli I think lol

This trend was called 'Doll's House' it consisted of clothes with textile texture, print, rouging and sequences. The clothes were pink and featured blues, whites and creams. This trend shows a range in casual and formal clothing that was styled by Hillary Alexander.

Model Emily in Floral print boned dress, by Topshop.

Opaque, water washed dresses with gathering to the center of the garment. One of my favorite models Dahlia Izatullaeva (right) she's so photogenic, bubbly and has a lot of character which was fab.

Head gear available for purchasing at London Fashion Week (Somerset house) .

Sucha Barbie. Making this Skirt you'll need a chosen heavy fabric underneath and over it use chiffon, mesh or a netted fabric. If pink is not your colour or you want something completely different purchase another colour for the bottom layer. Even opt for different textures.