Showing posts with label Made in Britain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Made in Britain. Show all posts
[Cardigan gifted to me by Cara & The Sky]
A few months ago I received an email from a lovely lady called Cara. The email was an invite to a launch party for a brand called Cara & The Sky. I was so devastated when I couldn't attend, so I offered to interview Cara in the hopes of giving her fabulous and funky knitwear label some exposure, find the interview here! As a 'thank you' Cara kindly sent me one of her gorgeous garments – a bright, bold and beautiful chunky knit cardigan...
HOW I STYLED MY CARA & THE SKY CARDIGAN
Sunday, 2 February 2020 • Eco-Friendly Fashion, Knitwear, Made in Britain, style
[Cardigan gifted to me by Cara & The Sky]
A few months ago I received an email from a lovely lady called Cara. The email was an invite to a launch party for a brand called Cara & The Sky. I was so devastated when I couldn't attend, so I offered to interview Cara in the hopes of giving her fabulous and funky knitwear label some exposure, find the interview here! As a 'thank you' Cara kindly sent me one of her gorgeous garments – a bright, bold and beautiful chunky knit cardigan...
I was recently sent this gorgeous cape from an amazing company called Stone Union. Stone Union manufacture and design all of their clothing in the UK, which makes their items even more appealing to me as I am currently basing my English Coursework at college on clothing being manufactured in Britain and how we could become a self-sufficient country.
GREY SCALE
Monday, 17 November 2014 • Bblogger, Brunette, Burberry, Burberry capes, Economical Clothing, Fblogger, Grey Scale, Made in Britain, Made in the UK, Monochrome, Monotone, Self Sufficient Country, Stone Union
I was recently sent this gorgeous cape from an amazing company called Stone Union. Stone Union manufacture and design all of their clothing in the UK, which makes their items even more appealing to me as I am currently basing my English Coursework at college on clothing being manufactured in Britain and how we could become a self-sufficient country.
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