Natural fibres edit: wool. Without doubt, I love wool. It is delightfully warm (yet breathable) in winter, water resistant, easy to clean and naturally wrinkle resistant. Wool fabrics are versatile - used to create both high-end fashion through to casual wear. A natural fibre, it’s both recyclable and biodegradable (hello sustainability - especially if it…
read moreThis stunning Gucci silk multicolour women’s neck bow is decorated with GG logo pattern and printed gold-tone bee. Made in Italy, it made me wonder about the significance of the bees. The bee symbol on Gucci represents power, community, and loyalty. The bee motif serves as a reminder of this commitment to its customers and…
read moreNatural fibres edit: linen. It’s a strong, natural and biodegradable fibre derived from the flax plant stem. It was once considered the most sustainable fibre (pest resistant, drought-tolerant, fast-growing). Linen can be incredibly soft, breathable, moisture wicking and ages beautifully (whether it be a crisp shirt, dress, luxurious bedding or tablecloth). Linen creases easily. If…
read moreChanel is known for its exquisite garments and embellishments. Less is known how we care for them by hand. To protect the integrity of these delicate buttons - they were removed prior to cleaning and reattached afterwards. Ready for the next outing!
read moreA departure from McQueen’s well known corseted Victorian silhouette, this stunning voluminous gold coat is from the 2007 collection titled, ‘In Memory of Elizabeth How, Salem, 1692’. To create this look for the silk and
read moreWashing your silk scarf will result in loss of body and lustre, shrinking of threads and warping of weave. Shame! Dry
read moreHere are two pieces of identical woollen knitwear. One washed in water (top) and one drycleaned (bottom). Always
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