Hey! On Saturday, I went to the Clothes Show Live at the NEC in Birmingham for the first time! It was a long morning of shopping (some fantastic bargains!) and then the actual show in the afternoon.
Seeing all the fashion from various designers was really inspiring, and basically now I want a whole new wardrobe.
After perusing many many beauty and fashion stalls (I'll put up a separate haul post!), we had lunch while waiting for one of the Diet Coke Image Catwalk shows, which featured some pieces from Graduate fashion designers, and was awesome to watch. I took so many pictures, but I'm only going to share my favourites otherwise we'll be here forever!
It turned out I was actually sat next to the graduate who designed this coat!
I don't care how impractical they are: I want a pair of lace trousers!
As you can see, we also had a surprise visit from Jamie and Andy from Made in Chelsea. Not quite as good at strutting their stuff as the models, nice try boys! I was also excited to see Anita from Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model Series 8 up there modelling, as she was my favourite of that series!
After a little more shopping, it was into the Fashion Theatre to watch the show! It was combination of awesome music, clothes, fierce cat-walking and impressive dance routines; although I'll be honest and say I had expected it to go on a bit longer than 45 minutes! It was still a lot of fun though, and I would definitely go back next year!
Have you ever been to the Clothes Show? If not, are you tempted now?
xxx
Seeing all the fashion from various designers was really inspiring, and basically now I want a whole new wardrobe.
After perusing many many beauty and fashion stalls (I'll put up a separate haul post!), we had lunch while waiting for one of the Diet Coke Image Catwalk shows, which featured some pieces from Graduate fashion designers, and was awesome to watch. I took so many pictures, but I'm only going to share my favourites otherwise we'll be here forever!
As you can see, we also had a surprise visit from Jamie and Andy from Made in Chelsea. Not quite as good at strutting their stuff as the models, nice try boys! I was also excited to see Anita from Britain and Ireland's Next Top Model Series 8 up there modelling, as she was my favourite of that series!
After a little more shopping, it was into the Fashion Theatre to watch the show! It was combination of awesome music, clothes, fierce cat-walking and impressive dance routines; although I'll be honest and say I had expected it to go on a bit longer than 45 minutes! It was still a lot of fun though, and I would definitely go back next year!
Have you ever been to the Clothes Show? If not, are you tempted now?
xxx
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