Mark Fast Fall 2014 Details

So i've already done a post on Mark Fast's 2014 Fall collection. I already thought it was gorgeous but then these detail shots crop up and they are just absolutely gorgeous! The texture and the movement on the back of this dress is just awesome!

 Then this cute asymmetric number, I normally don't go for asymmetric clothing but this with the holes reminds me of some designs I did for graduate fashion week but just improved!

Shoe DIY Ideas

I'm loving the strappy high heeled sandal trend on the London Fashion Week catwalks right now and they have got me in the mood for a DIY! Here are my inspirations, let me know which ones you would want.

Markus Lupfer DIY Ideas

I love Markus Lupfer's designs, i think they are cute and fun. But I just can't afford to shell out £200-£300 on a jumper! Here's a few DIY inspirations I'm having right now!

Which one would you want a DIY tutorial on? Personally my favourite is the plastic girl logo with sequins in. 

P.S How cute are the kittens!

Favourite Outfits- Sister by Sibling Spring 2014

I felt like this years Sister collection was not as strong as last year. Whilst it was fun with the "lead sister" and bright colours I just thought the knit was quite basic and some of the techniques just didn't interest me. 

Although weirdly enough I fell in love with the hand knit and crochet pieces again! 

I don't know whats wrong with me!

What's your favourite?

Favourite Outfits- Mark Fast Spring 2014

Mark Fast has always been a massive inspiration to me, and you can probably tell that by my first collection. For a project I had in university called "bootcamp" we were given a designer outfit to replicate in 10 days. Mine was one of Mark Fast's dresses from his early collections. At first I was so scared but then I picked it up very quickly and enjoyed it. It pushed me out of my comfort zone and thats what made me the designer I am now.

This collection is even more inspiring to me, the colour palette is sensitive with the marled blacks, greys and dark teal blues yet brave with the introduction of bright yellows that really shook up the collection. He has pushed the boundaries of his normal techniques and even branched out into hand knitting/macrame? Can't quite tell what but it even makes me want to have a go and I hate hand work!