Post by Meeha:
“Oh Meeha, keep in mind we’re very casual and jeans will do just fine.”
Just the words any intern/workshadowing student wants to hear when trying to venture into the world of the working kind. I didn’t really know what to expect when I got accepted to do a workshadow with Jo and the gang [...]
The famous London Marathon has just passed us by, and with it has passed a whole world of fashion, from freakish costumes to personalised team gear; these days running events are more about sporting fashion that you might think. Some of my favourite fancy dressers from this year’s race included a dashing Rubik’s cube and [...]
Initially they were worn to provide protection against the elements. Protecting sensitive scalps from falling rocks or direct sunlight. As the years progressed they offered head defence against weapons, and then, in the footsteps of haute couture – they became symbols of social status. There’s more to a hat than meets the head.
Today the hat [...]
By Kate | January 3, 2009
So here it is, the third and final instalment of notes from Paris. This one may be slightly inventive (I didn’t actually see anyone in the French capital wearing one of these) but oh it’s a good one. After flap hats and masculine roll necks it’s time for a t-shirt. You know that awful phrase: [...]
By Kate | October 14, 2008
Couture fashion reminds me of going to an art gallery and walking around some strange exhibitions, liking them, but not knowing quite why. Recycled couture is my favourite (gazing with awe upon the versatility of an empty can of Dr. Pepper never ceases to disappoint) and Gary Harvey’s collection of recycled wonders from London Fashion [...]
By Kate | September 18, 2008
It’s great to be British. We can invest in beautiful umbrellas because we know they’ll never just be left in a cupboard unused, we can style up the waterproof ‘mac’ a treat. If we want a frolic in the floral meadows of the countryside then we can just hop on a train and, in no [...]
Last week Indigo Clothing printed a range of items including the apron above for the RSPCA (Royal Society for the Protection of Animals), one of the UK’s largest charities, in aid of their Free-Range Egg Campaign. Their staff were sporting a range of RSPCA branded apparel at the Ben and Jerry’s Sundae event on Clapham [...]
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Rain seems to be threathening the third set on the mens singles Wimbledon final as Nadal seems set to take the throphy from Federer.
This year Indigo Clothing again embroidered some of the players Adidas shirts, thanks to a regular Wimbledon order from sports management agency SFX/BEST. As usual we did both sleeves for the US [...]
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Indigo are pleased to supply t-shirts for exclusive Mayfair personal trainer and personal training studios, Matt Roberts Personal Training. Famous as a ‘Personal trainer to the stars, Matt’s clients include Naomi Campbell and Sting!
Matt’s gym recently featured in the London Lite newspaper, highlighting the benefits of their two week summer boot camp! The results were [...]
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Excuse the lack of blogging over the past week, I left London for a short break in France and have come back bursting with new ideas for blog articles. To kick off, I should bring your attention to a local event, almost a stone’s throw from Zeus House, called Fashion Made Fair. I quote:
This flagship [...]
