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I was very honoured to be chosen by British Style Bloggers for the ‘Day in the life of a catwalk reporter’ competition. This was my first fashion show to attend here in England. The last fashion show I attended was Tucson’s Fashion week in the US and covered fashion shows in Hawaii while I was living on the island as a fashion photographer. I really enjoyed being able to compare my experiences with Bristol Fashion week while getting to meet the other fashion bloggers. Since I have relocated to England I have noticed the differences between street fashion of women in England compared to what I have seen in America. Women wear a lot more denim and jeans in America where as here everyone appears to have a signature style. Be it a good or bad, it is their style. It is hard not to be inspired when among the other fashion bloggers at BFW with their personal style choices. I love how women in England take more chances with fashion and really grab from what is current on the runways of London, Paris, and New York. I left with not only new friendships but with new ideas about what to wear for the current spring season from what I saw on the catwalk and on my fellow bloggers.
I loved seeing how they transferred looks from the runways to the high street as they showcased looks from stores within the mall at Cribbs Causeway. The show began with the James Bond theme and men looking dashing in monochromatic suits. I was instantly hooked as I photographed from a prime location at the end of the catwalk. For Men’s wear my favourite looks were from Austin Reed and River Island. There were a lot of prints from monochrome to colour, but my favourite were the french inspired prints from Marks and Spencer. Between those dresses and the retro swimwear from Fat Face I have been motivated further to go on vacation in style. The children models truly stole the show with their dancing down the catwalk in Next and Gap Kids. They were all looks that were perfect for those of us who shop the high street to implement for our own personal style for 2013.
I leave you with one question.
What will you be wearing this Spring and Summer?
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| They began with James Bond music, dancers and men in black tie. |
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Fashions from Dorothy Perkins with menswear from River Island
Tap dancers outfits from River Island
Selected accessories from Accessorize
Footwear from Soletrader
Designer sunglasses from Vision Express |
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| Fashions from John Lewis
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| Fashions from Marks and Spencer
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Fashions from Fat Face
Children’s fashion from Next Children
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Fashions from CC Viyella with menswear from Austin Reed
Children’s fashion from Next Children
Footwear from Jones Bootmaker
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| Fashions from Timberland
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Fashions and Technology items from John Lewis
Hair styled by Tomlinson Hairdressing
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Fashions from Wallis and menswear from Next
Selected accessories from Accessorize
Footwear from Dune
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Fashions from Marks & Spencer
Designer sunglasses from Sunglass Hut
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Lingerie from Ann Summers
Flamenco dancers’ fashions from Phase Eight and Next
Footwear from Dune
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Fashions from River Island
Children’s fashions from Gap Kids
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| Fashions from various retailers at the Mall at Cribbs Causeway
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| (…is this kid not the cutest? I may be biased as a mum, but I thought his dance moves stole the show) |
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