July 2009

daisy dessy

From the EditorIn just a few months, I will be in my third year doing my dissertation and my final major.It shows how time files, and how you should enjoy every single moment of your life. This month is filled with the usual contet. I speak to Amira about her love for make up (Page 42) and gives me a few tips. Miss Janelle Monae is under the spolight this month with her funky puffy hairstyle. Urban Knit’s creater Dolapo gives five mintues of her time and talks about her creations (Page 20). Fashionista takes a trip to the Soho Theatre (Page 38). There are some treats to take as it’s strawberry season, so enjoy the summer and see you next month.

LoveMary Desola

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ContentsNews8. The Buzz

Fashion12.Daisy Chain38.Fashionista52.Shopping Bag 62.Ready Dress Go

Lifestyle20. 5 Mins With26.Spolight24.In London Town28.Wine & Dine42.Question Session68.Home sweet Home50. Daisydessy World

Beauty70Skin Cusine 71.Beauty Clinc

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Sammie The R&B star from Dallas is back and all grown up. He appeared on Soulja boy‘s new single Kiss Me through the Phone. It’s hard to tell who is who in the video as they look so much a like. Now that he is back in the studio, he has made a few changes. He has his own record label Empire Entertainment and his third solo album is on its way to stores and to download.

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Hair TalkDuyan James Amazon (£7.19)Hairtalk is a colourful and unique book that brings strong visuals of braided art. Features include hair care secrets and stories. It gives the reader an overview of the his-tory of many braiding styles and has shaped American culture. Hairtalk has over fifty one styles for adults and nine for children-including some with natural and artificial extensions. Duyan James and her twelve African braiders, have a true sense of hair braiding through the use of tribal meaning and ritualistic uses.

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Somerset House Film 4 Screen (30th July- 8th August)

The largest open air cinema is back this summer, at the amazing Edmond J Safra Fountain Court at Somerset. A number of classic and recent blockbusters will be played during the ten day event- from jubilant musicals to terrifying thrillers, with surround sound on a big screen. If you arrive early, there will be a chance to be part of a courtyard picnic with music from the DJs.

For more information log on to: www.somersethouse.org.uk/film

Street Dance Championship30th August 2009IndigoO2 £17The hottest dance groups in the UK are coming to one stage at the Pick up Streets Dance Championships. Britain’s got Talent Diversity is part of the line up at the event which will be held at the O2 Arena’s IndigO2 in August. Ticket holders will get to experience some of the best popping, crunking, and locking hip hop moves. This is an event is a show-stopper, so prepare to be dazzled.

For more information log on to:www.theo2.co.uk/indigo2/

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Daisy ChainJimmy Choo Lizard-print Sandals £470

Dorothy Perkins Wood Flower Earrings £7

Junya Watanabe Demin Skirt with tribal print £925

African Savannah poster £3.99 Pop Art

The Meat & Wine Co (Westfield)This South African resturant has the best stake in London.

House of Harlow Tiger Eye Pendent £116

India Arie: Testimony Vol 2: Love & Politics £11.98

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Paul and Joe Gaite Silk Blouse Net-A-Porter£125

Mamegoma Soft reversible bag Punky Pins £10

Cherry Blossom Fan Japanya.co.uk £9.95 Harajuku

LoversBaby Perfume £12Perfume Shop

Sushi Anyone BroochAnna Lou of London£25

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Levi Bellbottom Jeans £70

Soul Sister Pop Art Canvas £3916

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5 minutes With...

UrbanknitUrbanknit is a small independent label creating handmade accessories for those with a taste for something different. They have a collection of hand knitted scarves and bags in all shapes and sizes. Dolapo the 30-year-old from Nigeria talks about her label and what is has achieved so far.

When and why did you decide to have your own online store?I have had an online shop for quite a few years, the decision was based on the fact that there is a potential to reach a much wider audience. Having an online store makes it possible to have an international customer base.

How long has UrbanKnit beenrunning for?Urbanknit started as a kind of hobby so has existed in some form for about 10 years, but became more formal as a business just under 4 years ago.

What interested you to go into knitting and designing?I have always had an interest in making things; my mum taught me how to knit when I was very young, so it went on from there. I am also trained as an architect so designing and making feels natural to me.

Which items have been the best sells? This depends on the season but the XL neckwarmer seems to be a best seller in the winter.

Out of all the products you have designed, which is your favourite and why?It is so hard to pick a favourite.I really do enjoy making all the things I make. Once in a while, there will be a particular combination that I just love or sometimes there will be a particular fabric that I prefer using. I once had a very unique batik bought in Lagos from a shop that no longer exists so the fabric is truly a limited edition. Anything I make out of this particular fabric, I end up falling in love with.

What is your favourite season for fashion? I think it has to be Autumn/Winter because you can do so many interesting things with layers.Images: Courtesy of UrbanKnit

XL Cowl- Wild Berry£27

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Hint Clutch- Olive + Navy£30

Where do you get your inspirations for your designs? From anything and anywhere, I have what some would say was an eclectic taste in music, movies, art, architecture, tv and so on and in some way I believe these influence what I do. People watching is also very interesting!

What is the most difficult aspect of running your own label?It would have to be advertising and gaining awareness. In order for people to appreciate your work they have to know that it exists in the first place. Its not so much a problem as it a challenge that I am always looking for new ways to address.

Are there any upcoming projects that you would like to share? I am always looking for new ways to experiment and currently looking into incorporating more interesting fabrics especially Aso-oke and leather so watch this space!

Nigerians are being more fashionable and creative, which Nigerian designers stick out in your mind for being the best? They are so many interesting designers these days and the innovation and creativeness is really quite impressive. I am going to be boring and go with Deola Sagoe because her work is outstanding and I get the sense that quality and finishing are immaculate. I also recently saw some work by Lola Faturoti and thought wow. The fact that their work is not just ‘Nigerian’ but are of a standing and quality that is universal.

Where do you see yourself in the next couple of years?I hope and pray that I will still be doing what I am doing but better and bigger with a wider audience. My goal is to be stocked by interesting and funky boutiques all over the world!

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In London Town Future FashionV&A22 May 2009 - 31 January 2010This is one of the most exciting events at the V&A this summer, as various MA fashion graduates from the Royal College of Art showcase their work at the Future Fashion exhibition. This event reveals aspects of the design process and has lead to graduates working at fashion houses such as Vivienne Westwood, Chole, Dior, Ossie Clark and Burberry. Over 55 outfits and accessories from 27 designers will be displayed in four main sections:Concept-looks at the main ideas and inspiration behind the graduates work.

Form- examines how the designers transform their ideas into 3-D garments, by experimenting with materials and cut.

Technique-shows how graduates create their work, by using both traditional and advanced methods such as laser cutting, rapid protyping, and digital printing.

Detail- demonstrates how to customise fastenings, jewelled embellishment and decorative stitching.

Drawings, design boards, and photographs will be on display to show the process of their garments from start to finish.

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Mariscal Drawing Life (Design Museum)01 July – 01 November 2009Javier Mariscal known as one of the world’s most innovative and original designers brings his cartoons to life at the Musical drawing life exhibition. His is known for his kooky cartoon characters to spectacular interiors. His love for illustrations and drawings has been in the business for the last 30 years. During the Franco Era in 1992, he gave Barcelona a new identity; he created Cobi, who is the official Olympic mascot of the Barcelona games. The exhibition will showcase some of his work including sketches, designs, films, textiles, and furniture. Mariscal will be designing and paint a mural for the interior of the museum to display his unique style of work.

Poor. Old Tired. Horse (ICA)17 Jun - 23 Aug 2009 Poor. Old. Tired. Horse. takes a deep look at text-based practices, inspired by the concrete poetry movement of the 60s which examined both the literary and graphic potential of language. Scot-tish artist and writer Ian Hamilton Finaly was the promoter of concrete poetry in Britain, other figures include Robert Smithson and Lillane Lijn. The exhibition enables viewers to look at a selection of text-based practices that originates from the 60s and 70s. Displays of works will include the minimalist sculpture created by Robert Smithson and Carl Andre. There will be illuminated poems by Philip Guson and Alasdair Gray. A short film created by Ann Barham will be shown in which letters are assembled and disassembled by hand.

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Spotlight

Janelle MonaeJanelle Monae is an award Grammy Award-nominated American singer signed with Bad Boy Records. Born and bread in Kanas City, she had a dream to pursue a career in the glitz and glamour at Broadway, so she moved to New York to study theatre at the American Musical Academy. Later on she decided to return to her first love-music. Later on, she created the Wondaland Arts Society where like-minded young artists come together to create innovative and fresh sounds. In 2007, she released her first solo album Metropolis which was designed in four parts or suites that will be released only though her website and mp3 download sites.

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Fishers Fulham Tel: 020 7610 9808 Cuisine: Fish & Chips Price: £25

Come and visit Fulham’s local fish and chips shop for the catch of the day. The restaurant has been established in 1982, serving the best market-fresh fish and golden crispy chips straight from the fryer. Peas are accompanied with the meal and made with no added colouring or sweetener. Their signature tartare sauce is the ideal sauce to have with the meal. Portions are huge and one can have their fish steamed, breaded, or fried.

WahacaConvent Garden Tel: 020 7240 1883 Cuisine: Mexican & Tex-Mex Average Price: £25

Get into the festive mood because Wahaca will make your taste buds say ai caramba! The interior has lamps made out of tomatillo cans with bottle tops along with wooden packed with fruits. Meals include quesadillas which oozes melted cheese, pork pibil tacos marinated in achiote. Have a nice cold Pacifico Clara beer to wash all the food down. Wahaca is a funky con-temporary restaurant in the heart of London.

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Juicy Strawberries

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Strawberry CheesecakeIngredients:150gDigestive Biscuits75gButter melted225Cottage Cheese150ml Pint fresh Double Cream50g Caster Sugar2 cups sliced Strawberries

Instructions:Crush biscuits.Melt butter in a bowl then add the crushed biscuits.Use half the mix to cover the base of a 18cm/7in flan case and chill.Rub cottage cheese through sieve.Whip cream until thick.Fold cottage cheese, sugar, and strawberries into the cream.Spread mixture over the crumbs.Top with lattice of the remaining crumbs.Chill for 1 hour before serving.Courtesy of Desert Recipe

It’s strawberry season, so use the chance to make some mouth-watering treats with these easy step by step recipes.

Strawberry SmoothieIngredients:150g Strawberries2 tsp icing sugar2 tbsp clear honeyHandful ice250ml Greek yoghurtInstructions:Place all the ingredients except the smarties into a food processor and blend until the mixture is smooth.To serve, pour the mixture into a tall glassCourtesy of BBC Food

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Strawberry DaiquiriIngredients:1420 ml ice100 g white sugar110 g frozen strawberries 30 ml lime juice120 ml lemon juice180 ml rum60 ml lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage

Instructions:In a blender, combine ice, sugar and strawberries. Pour in lime juice, lemon juice, rum and lemon-lime soda. Blend until smooth. Pour into glasses and serve.Courtesy of All Recipes

Jam Tarts350g (12 oz) plain flour1 tsp salt3 tsp caster sugar175g Unsalted butter120ml water 24 dessertspoons jamInstructions:Add flour, salt, sugar and butter to a food proces-sor and mix until coarse crumbs are formed.Add the water and continue to blend until a ball is formed.Chill the pastry for 30 minutes, or so.Grease 2 shallow tart tins and roll out the pastry on a floured surface until it is thin.Cut out rounds with a cutter and place into tart tins.Bake for 10 minutes. Remove and spoon a dessertspoonful of jam per round, and put back in the oven for an additional 10 minutes.Courtesy of All Recipes

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Wilson nSIX-ONE Tennis racket £79.99Sweatbandtennis.co.uk

Head Team Tennis Balls £11.99Tennisnuts.com

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It’s time to get your head in the game at the most exciting tournament in the world. Wimbledon has the most talented players, competing head to head with over 450,000 people watching from the stadium stands. The event starts six weeks before the first Monday in August, and lasts for roughly a fortnight. Wimbledon’s first event began back in 1877 by the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet with 22 male players. In 1884, the Ladies’ Singles and Men’s Doubles was introduced. The first British superstar players were British twins Ernest and William Renshaw. They won over 13 titles between 1881 and 1889.

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Iya lle (First Wife)

This theatre production isn’t your typical storyline where the characters are ‘jazzed’ by herbalists or in the hospital with no funds to take care of the treatment. Iya Ile takes you on a journey to Nigeria back in 1980s to a family called the Adeyemis. Chief Adeyemi and his wife Toyin, have two sons and live in Lagos. Toyin is cur-rently planning her 40th birthday party. However, everything is not what is seems as their sons who have returned home from college and have become exposed to all sorts of things including seduction. There is the house girl Helen who is dreaming of a better life. Her ideal home is a duplex, garden, swimming pool, and a car with a driver. As the story went on, the situation become worse and the once close knit family has now ceased, with the wife leaving the house and the house girl being with the husband. There were the usual antics of typical Nigeria behaviour which included the armed robbers and the native attires worn by the actors. I loved the choreography performance at the end of each scene with music played by Sunny Ade and Fela Kuti. Iya lle is a well scripted and produced comedy.

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Amira Ferchichi

This 19-year old make-up artist from London has her magic makeup kit to give your face that hollyowood glam. Her love for make-up began when she was a little girl. She has done some work for various companies including Nine Girls Promotion.She talks to Daisydessy about her dream to work with Beyonce and her love for cocktails and shopping.

All images courtesy of Amira, Deviant Art, and Google Images

What inspired you to get into makeup? I’ve always grown up with make up around me and always used to play around with it when I was young. I loved experimenting as a child and have always dreamed of becoming a make up artist.

What is it like in the life of Amira? In the life of Amira, I like to socialise and party with friends. I love to go shopping in the daytime, drink cocktails and spend time with my friends and family.

How would you describe your signature style? My signature look is flicked eyeliner and red lips.

Where do you look for inspiration when it comes to getting ideas? I get inspiration from fashion magazines and fashion shows.

How long have you been doing makeup for? I have been working with make up for just over a year now.

What are your favourite makeup brands? My favourite make up brands are MAC, Lancôme and Bobbi Brown.

Which celebrities would you like to work with if you had the chance? I would love to work with Beyonce because I think she’s such a diva and it would be very challenging to meet her expectations.

What are some of your favourite products in your make-up kit? My favourite products in my make-up kit are my MAC eye shadow pigments and blush.

What beauty tips/advice would you give to women?Make sure you powder the face well after applying foundation, to avoid a shiny face.

Do you see yourself someday creating your own makeup line?Yes I do see myself creating my own make up line one day. That’s defiantly something I would love to do before I die.

What advice would you give to someone who wants to go into the makeup industry?I would advise that you prepare for the busy, pressured life style as a make-up artist and that you enjoy doing what you do and have a deep passion for the make up you use. Also prepare to gather up an expensive, professional kit including make up brushes.

Have you done any work for any TV shows, events and etc?Yes I have done a few jobs for make-up events and a photo shoot I done a few weeks back for a DJ/Club promotion called Nine Girls Promotions.

What do you think of this season’s makeup trends?I love this season’s make up trends! I think the bright eye shadows/shimmers look great!

What is the best way to put on make-up?The best ways to apply make-up would to be with a decent make up brush and to apply to a clean, cleansed, toned and moisturised skin!

“I would love to work with Beyonce, she’s such a diva and it would be very challenging to meet her demands.”

Most women are afraid to go all natural, and consistently have to wear makeup all the time, what are your views on this?Well I wear make up all the time myself, but I do think that keeping it to a minimum is a good look, as it can be quite natural looking. Most women that I see in the streets going into their local shops are plastered with it but I think its just a confidence thing. Women like to hide behind a mask sometimes and make up does just the job!

You are also into styling, who are your style icons?My style icons are Misha Barton, Lindsey Lohan, Cheryl Cole and Sienna Miller.

Name five items a woman needs in her wardrobe. A pair of sexy heels, a sexy black dress, skinny jeans, a clutch bag and a white t-shirt.

Who are your favourite fashion designers?My favourite designers are Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen. I love the mad, edgy, quirky, different look going on.

Which fashion trends have been your favourite and why?I actually like the laid back look. The whole white top, skinny jeans and a blazer look going on right now. Very supermodel-esque

“I actually like the whole white top, skinny jeans and a blazer looking going on right now. Very supermodel-esque.

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Describe your own personal styleWhere do you see yourself in the next couple of years?Now my personal style is different everyday. One day I’m as casual as can be with just sticking on a pair of jeans, a white t-shirt and some pumps and the next I’m a sleek chic with skinny jeans a sexy, high heels.

Where do you see yourself in the next couple of years?In the next couple of years I hope to see myself working on fashion shows in the states with top models, fashion designers and also photographers and magazine editors from Vogue magazine.

Amira in action at the Nine Girls Promotion Photoshoot

Karen Millen Flower Detail Wedge Sandal £135

Office Woodoo Wedges £85

Terry de Havilland Patent Wedges £371

Sky High

River Island Bright Chunky Wedges £59.99

Oasis Multi grey wooden wedge£35 Dorothy Perkins Blue Strappy

Wedges £20

Office Strappy Wedges £80

Gareth Pugh Two-tone Shoe Boots £395

Linzi Peep Toe Wedge £35

YSL Cage Heels£730

Kurt Geiger Patent Buckle Side Stripe Heel Shoe £84

Dorothy Perkins Metal Heel Shoe £38

Kurt Geiger Patent Buckle Side Stripe Heel Shoe £84

Marc Jacobs Tri-colour Satin Shoes Far Fetch £115

Miss Selfridge Pink Strap High Platform £45

Nine West Purple Leather Sandal £55

Topshop Pointed Court Shoe £55

Balenciaga Cone Heels £280

Let’s go for a swim

Adidas by Stella McCartney Swim Performance Suit £55

Lacoste Striped Swimsuit£75

Oasis Asymmetrical Swimsuit £30

All Saints Orion Swimsuit£55

Topshop One Shoulder Swimsuit £25

Azzaro Flottilles bi-colour Swimsuit£595

Ted Baker Floral Halterneck Bikini£70

D&G Star Bikini £107

Accessorize Tropical Bikini£26

The White Company Dot Bikini Set £50

TopshopFeather Triangle Bikini£25

Emilio PucciMiri Leaf Bikini£152

Carried Away

Alexandra McQueen Crystal Print Clutch £225

Alexandra McQueen Crystal Print Clutch £225

Topshop American Heart Clutch £25

Aldo Borris Animal Print Clutch £20

Reiss Ball Clutch £69

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Anya Hinmarch Met and Poultry Tote £55

Escada Demin Tote £575

Accessorize Bangkok Bag £40

Lanvin Faubourg Tote £338

Lulu Guinness Lips Clutch £225

I’m all ears

Dorothy Perkins Enamel Flower Earrings £7

Miss Selfridge Pink Disc Studs £4

Dorothy Perkins Purple Raffia Flower Studs £5

Topshop Clean Knot Stud Earrings£6

Belle de Jour Parrot Earrings £5.50

Topshop Enamel Pattern Hoops £8

Anna Lou of London Crown Earrings £17.50

Accessorize Love Hoop Earrings£8

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1.Net-A-Porter Paraty Leather Tote £11252.Net-A-Porter Milly Jacquard Chiffon Maxi Dress $415.003.Two-tone Pump £215 Browns4.Miss Selfridge Wooden Bangle with Butterflies £405.Gaultier Eau De Parfum £52 Debenhams6.Fendi Stich-effect sunglasses $335 Net-A-Porter7.Star Chair ameubanks.wordpress.com8.Kruenpeeper Creek Country Gifts $35.999.Beautiful Black Woman blackisbeautiful.se

1.Net-A-Porter Round Toe Pump with Pink Sole £2402.Tom Ford Natalia oversized sunglasses £2403.Yves Saint Laurent Wallet $4754.Miss Selfridge Wide Mirror Bangle £105.Les Chiffoniers Leather leggings £5156.Erickson Beamon Studded felt cuff £239.797.Purple Dress and Black Clutch Net-A-Porter (Price on request)8. Woman in Wayfarers Fanpop.com

1.Christian Louboutin Bianca 140 platform pumps $735 Net-A-Porter2.Betsey Johnson Garden Spring Purple Necklace $135 Regencies3.Miss Selfridge Blue Shantoon Cross Back Dress £174.Large Flower Elastic Headband $8.80 Forever215.Retro Flower Wallet $7.50 Forever216.Bourjois Lipstick - No. 19 $12.00 Make me Heal7.Vivienne Westwood Anglomania Atlantis Sunday dress $460 Net-A-Porter8.Face Ilustration Robynneild.com

1.Limited Edition Capri Jeans $26.99 Charlotterusse.com2.Fernanda Pereira Jersey Mini Dress £165 Farfetch.com3.Quilted Chain Handle Heart Bag £25 Topshop4.Panel Bodycon £22 Skirt Topshop5.Dorothy Perkins Marbled Resin Bangle Pack £86.Vera Wang Princess Perfume £397.Eylure Eye Pencils £4.95 Eylure.com8.H&M green Vest (See Stockist)9.H&M Purple Pumps (See Stockist)10.Black Hairstyles-Colour me pretty Essence.com

1. Celestina Mango Shell Clutch at Barneys New York $14552. Betsey Johnson Generosa Cream Leather Shoes $2003. Topshop Premium Shrunken Blazer £954. Republic Crafted Skinny Jeans £34.99 5. Temporary:Secretary Grandiflora Rose Ring £4.006. Debenhams Nina Perfume £167. Philosophy Raspberry Sorbet Shampoo, Conditioner & Body Wash $95.00 Nordstrom

Picture Perfect

Connections I by Eve Shpritser £25.99Art.co.uk

Bass and Clarinet by Marsha Hammel £25.99Worldgallery.co.uk

Suddenly One Summer by Jack Vettriano£22.99Easyart.co.uk

Femme Africane III Jacques Leconte£15.99Allposters.co.uk

American Indian Canvas £14.99Canvas-art-print.com

I Love Math PosterZazzle.co.uk£9l.95

skin Cusine

1.House of Fraser Bliss Fat Girl Slim Cream £28 2.Boots Botanics Organic Rosewater Toner £3.913.Body Shop Simply Purify Clarifying Clay Mask £13.704.Boots Decleor Cleansing Milk 250ml £16.645.Bullocks Facial Scrub 100ml, Cowshed £15 Liberty

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1.Estee Lauder Sea and Sand Palette £25.45 2.Models Own Lose Sparkle Eye shadow £53.Pop Beauty Neon Eye Shadow £154.Yves Saint Laurent Eyeshadow £34

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Myspace.com/Ihearkistch Net-A-porter.comOasis 0845 899 0009.Office 08450 580 777Perfumeshop.comPopart.co.ukPunkypins.co.ukRegencies.comReiss 020 7473 9630Republic 0844 800 1044Riversland.comShop.nordstrom.comStylefinder.com Ted Baker 0845 130 4278 ext.1Temporarysecretary.bigcartel.comTopshop 0844 984 0264Urbanknit.comWorldgallery.co.ukZazzle.co.uk