Showing posts with label websites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label websites. Show all posts

Friday, April 27, 2012

I HEART the FREE PEOPLE..

Free People Advertising Campaign..


The weather may be wet wet wet outside, but I'm still on the search for my Summer time wardrobe.. Urban Outfitters stock a wide range of Free People clothing; the quirky American brand... However, now you can buy direct from their website as they now do UK shipping!! Have a look at the great selection of clothing, especially some of their gorgeous Summer dresses.. I keep trying to send out positive Sunshine thoughts, so perhaps this blog will also have a positive effect on the weather... Come on sunnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!! We want to wear some summer clothes!!! 


Available at: www.freepeople.com

L xox
www.lisaelliottfashionstylist.co.uk




Sunday, October 11, 2009

Vintage Clothing Auctions by Kerry Taylor


Kerry Taylor Auctions...

One of my good friends Keeley, told me about this fantastic website for amazing vintage clothing. It's an auction site that specialising in antique vintage fashion and textiles. I just love sieving through the different lots, seeing the most beautiful evening dresses, shoes and accessories a girl would die for!! My favourite vintage era has to be Art Deco 1920's.. Oh those Charleston girls knew how to dress!! I would love to get my hands on an original 1920's flapper dress one day, perhaps for my wedding :) I think it's amazing how these things still exist and it's definitely where a lots of designers get their inspiration today.

Have a look at this site:


One of my favourite pieces on here has to be, the vintage 60's silver Paco Rabanne dress!! Very Kylie Minogue!!

Lot 213, June 10 2008, a rare Paco Rabanne chain-linked armour-plate mini dress, 1967, sold for £9,000

Enjoy looking through the vintage shelves...





Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Fashion On The Internet


Fashion At Your Fingertips..


I love finding new fashion websites, there really are so many out there. When you're researching for a shoot, it's nice to get inspired by other peoples work and to see what other people are doing in the industry. Being a stylist, you have to be completely visual with an intense focus on attention to detail to make things look as different and as good as possible. You may have thousands of ideas floating around, but presenting them in a way like no other can sometimes be the hardest thing to do.

I have been lucky enough to have some of my work published that was a photographed by Ian Cole.