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February 18, 2010

Pure Romance

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This spring/summer’s wardrobe is all about embracing the softer side of sartorial life with blush, peach, coral and caramel the hues to be seen in. Fabric is key to the elegance of this barely-there trend so think suede, satin finishes and butter soft leather. This trend is all about chic, sensual and luxurious dressing – and to give you a head start we’ve selected a selection of our key season pieces ranging from fabulous flats to sophisticated heels.

Shop the style…

November 11, 2009

Stilettos a thing of the past? I don’t think so….

I was reading an article yesterday which tried to inform me that “ Tottering along in sky-high stilettos is so passe”. Sitting reading this article whilst watching Ugly Betty I was deeply shocked by this so-called emerging trend. How could the day ever come when I would emerge for my night out in the city in a pair of brogues! The article continued to tell me that “Following seasons of vertiginous stilettos, vagina-high boots and bondage style strappies of the style most often seen in Stringfellows” the message is to forget fiercer and higher styles.

Please don’t get me wrong, being a full time London City commuter I totally agree that a lower heel is ideal for every day comfort, and with such fabulous styles now available to choose from, you really don’t have to compromise your style by wearing a pair of flats. However, such is my love for heights that I cannot imagine swapping my sky scraper heels anytime soon, they bring such glamour and confidence to my style. What on earth would Carrie Bradshaw and the girls have to say about this!
Have your say and tell us your thoughts…

 

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November 06, 2009

Thighs the limit!

High Leg boots are one of this seasons hottest buys. Everyone from Cheryl Cole, Victoria Beckham and Kylie Minogue have all been snapped up in a pair this season, and it’s about time you got yourself snapped up in a pair of these must-have items too. We have got the perfect range to ensure you have a style that’s got legs! Perfect to take you from day to night! For work accessorise with a thick jersey dress or oversized jumper and leggings teamed with a mannish tailored jacket for a look that is effortlessly chic. At night they will look fabulous with feminine dresses or light chiffon and jersey shapes, alternatively for a night on the town turn up the heat and team with a bodycon dress to make the look ohh la la!

See what our lovely Buyer Louise has to say about this trend below!

 

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October 29, 2009

The Warrior

Tough, dominant and power dressing are fierce elements to this season’s warrior mood. Think premium tones, embellished detailing and statement heels that are battle ready.

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October 29, 2009

Decadence

Perfect for adding a sense of luxury and extravagance to your look. Indulge  in embellished and elegantly decorated styles, bold suede tones and extravagant jewel accessories.

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October 29, 2009

Heavy Metal

Rough it up with fabulous metallic detailing glistening in shades of gold, copper and bronze finished with ferociously chic accessories.

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October 29, 2009

Oh So Coco

Add some French attitude to your look; give cool minimalism a feminine twist with understated detailing. Mix ribbons and bows, black and white, brogues and suede to achieve feminine elegance.

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September 24, 2009

Flat Out Favourites!

It’s the flat attack! This season flat shoes are chic, stylish and trendy! Whether your style is feminine, casual, sophisticated, or fashionista trendy, we’ve got a fabulous collection of flats to update your A/W wardrobe with style.

Shop all Flats….

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September 16, 2009

Join the Boot Camp!

Boots are firmly in the style spotlight for Autumn/Winter 09. Think studding, buckles, high leg and the new ankle boot. Check out our gorgeous range to ensure you have a style that’s got legs.

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December 02, 2008

Wear away the Autumn Blues with Faith’s Trends and Winter Shoes

As our summer sunshine never really arrived, it is fitting that we would want to inject a bit of colour and vibrancy to our winter wardrobes.

In this exclusive interview with the Design Manager at Faith, Beverley Robinson, she tells us about this season’s trends and a career in Fashion Retail.

Faith: Beverley, what does your job involve?

BR: I oversee all of the design and creative aspects of the company from the products we sell to the look of the shop and the merchandise. I forecast the trends, which will then be used by all the departments at Faith.

Faith: Tell us about the trends that you think are going to be popular this season?

BR: The Elusive Freedom trend will be big as there are lots of earthy, casual colours. This will include Cowboy boots and designs inspired by Cowboys and Indians themes.

The Girly Persuasion trend should also be successful as there will be a lot of bows, frills and silks for an elegant, feminine and seductive look.

Faith: What trend would you really like to see take off?
BR: I would really like to see the public wearing lots of colour! Possibly worn in a Tokyo-style trend. Gwen Steffani’s style is inspired by the trends in Tokyo and I think this is becoming a really big seller.

I would also love Asian dress to become popular as then I would be able to plan a trip to India to gain inspiration.

Beverley has 11 years of experience in Fashion Retail so here are her tips for all aspiring fashionistas out there:

Tip #1 You have to be willing to work hard to get into Fashion and to work your way up. Decide upon the type of companies you would like to work for then set yourself personal projects with these companies in mind. The companies you apply for will be impressed if you show that you have a good understanding of their brand.

Tip #2 Be prepared to work from the bottom up, which may mean that you have to start with unpaid work experience. You could always take a professional course alongside this to show that you have a true passion for products, fashion and footwear and in order to develop your skills.

Tip #3 Develop a thick skin and learn to accept criticism. Imagine you are an actor going to auditions. Try not to take rejection or criticism personally.

Click here to view this season’s trends at Faith.