Showing posts with label new colours. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new colours. Show all posts

Monday, June 13, 2011

Victoria Update: New Fabrics


Yay! New Fabrics!


That's right, new summer fabric colours are in. This new rayon (from bamboo)/cotton/Lycra fabric is perfect for summer, cool and breathable.

Bright Blue and Mustard Mt. Pleasant tops coming soon!

Our lovely Liz is already hard at work printing.


Mmmmocha Garden State dresses will perfect for wandering in the park, or picnicking at the beach.


Enjoy the lovely hot weather while staying cool in our NEW Shady Grass Green Garden States.

Summer is here!

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Spring Fashion Shoot


Lately here in Victoria, we seem to be getting a few hints of spring; brief moments of beautiful, sunny, spring-like weather...and then, as though it had never happened: back to wind and rain.

Today we had some moments of gorgeous sunshine, just long enough to get Rachael to throw on some pieces with our newest colours and prints. We headed out onto the rooftop outside the studio to snap a few shots before the wind picked up and brought some clouds with the raindrops back...


Garden State in periwinkle with Cuckoo Clocks ($108)



Mt. Pleasant top ($85) with New Brighton skirt in denim ($81)



Wonton Love top in moroccan blue ($104)




Ivanhoe bag with Horse print ($220)




Ivanhoe bag (reverse side) ($220)






View from the studio rooftop!

Monday, March 7, 2011

Vancouver Update: Men's Tees

We just received some new Men's Tees for Spring: a couple of old favourites, olive green and asphalt grey, and a couple of fun new brights, aqua and fuchsia!

We sold out of the fuchsia quickly, so I will have to get photos from the next batch that arrives (hopefully tomorrow), but here are photos of the other colours:







....And a few photos of the organic tees we are still carrying. I took the shots yesterday in Horseshoe Bay on a break from a lovely Sunday drive. Christopher was a very good sport for his first modeling assignment on a cold March afternoon.