Susie Bubble – one of the world’s 50 most powerful blogger (well, according to the Observer Magazine) styled herself in the lycra ribbon dress (yes! from Onagono’s Spring/Summer 2008 collection) for the ethical lifestyle magazine New Consumer Feb 08 issue. The jumpsuit and the webbing trousers (yes! from Onagono’s Spring/Summer 2008 collection) were also featured in the same story.
Here is my favorite styling.
Thanks Susie, Thanks Clare!
Phoebe and I did a window display at Family Tree shop to coincide the Fairtrade Fortnight that took place between 25th Feb – 9th Mar. Obviously the display has long gone, but I took some shots before it was dismounted. I love the clouds so much as they look so real. I think that we achieved to make the customers and passerby smile by our happy window display. Thumbs up.
‘no-one‘ part of ‘Jaguar Shoes ‘- probably one of the coolest shop in London (in my opinion at least) – is situated at the junction where Old Street/Shoreditch High Street/Kingsland Road/Hackney Road meet. What I like about no-one is that not only it has a nice mixture of the laid-back café area plays nice music and the boutique area sells selections of stylish women’s/men’s clothings and accessories, it also features beautiful and fun artworks by up-and-coming artists regularly.
So, I am very excited about that no-one is going to be one of the stockists for Onagono’s first full range collection for Spring/Summer 2008 very soon. I’m hoping that, by seeing clothings that carries organic / Fairtrade certifications (a.k.a. Onagono collection) at a shop like no-one, people will realize that wearing organic/Fairtrade cotton clothing is NOT what happens in another planet .
I happened to have worked at no-one this weekend (this is another story…), so I took some snap shots under Teresa’s permission.
Oh, no-one café uses Fairtrade sugar too!
