Monday, 10 December 2012

ANGELA


















Angela was striking in this well-coordinated, black and yellow combination. Up close, the beautiful vintage dress had a gorgeous paisley texture. The black colour of the fabric allowed for her funky yellow accessories to really stand out. The rad sandals with the solid wooden wedge was by B Store from Black Box. The enamelled necklace and sunnies were by Karen Walker. The handbag was from The Warehouse.




Sunday, 9 December 2012

FOUREYES ON WHITECLIFFE FASHION SHOW 2012 PART TWO













Here is part two of the Whitecliffe Fashion Show 2012, featuring the work of the final year students from Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design. Click through to see what we saw and liked. To see the work of Year 2 and 3 students, click here.

ROSIE

We thought the simplicity of Rosie's look together with this interesting colour palette was striking. Her pants and sunglasses are from Asos, her jacket is vintage, her shoes are men's vintage brogues and her Huffer t-shirt belongs to her boyfriend. We love Rosie's colourful bag that she got from Brick Lane in London.





Saturday, 8 December 2012

JANET

Janet's look carried as much punch as her personality in this structured graphic dress from Cue. With only a few elements of colour, including a partly concealed necklace from Lovisa, a bright lipstick and tortoiseshell frames. Her bag is from Peter & Paul and creepers from Asos.



Friday, 7 December 2012

ARI

Ari sourced her outfit from vintage stores around Auckland to create this look. Her platforms are by Jeffrey Campbell, large circular frames by Karen Walker, printed tote from Smoove and Dotti necklace. She collected her jewellery from various Auckland markets.





Thursday, 6 December 2012

FOUREYES ON WHITECLIFFE FASHION SHOW 2012 PART ONE


















We recently attended Whitecliffe Fashion Show 2012. It showcased the designs of students from Whitecliffe College of Arts and Design. There was a broad range of work on show as expected. Click through to see some of what we saw from Years 2 and 3. We will post the work of the final year students (Year 4) shortly.

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