Izzy Pop!

For this editorial I got to work along a group of talented creatives for  Atlas Magazines 'Electric Issue'.  

The story is about a girl who's personality is as electric as the sparkly, colourful numbers she pulls off. She is not afraid to stand out from the crowd, wear stickers on her face and be eccentric and eclectic in her taste. Super kawaii if I must say.

Team credited on cover photo.

Flowers are up in the air.

 Inspired by the song 'Fire in the Water - Feist' designer Krizelle Fundano creates a 6 piece collection around the idea of evolving and metamorphosis.

Just as the song progresses and builds towards the end so does her collection.Taking inspiration from flowers as well, and how they begin to bloom represents a girl growing up, blossoming into a woman.

Using wool and pina fabric throughout the collection Krizelle has carefully designed each piece/look to represent a stage of metamorphosis.

I was fortunate enough to be apart of this incredible project and style her look book.So be sure to remember  the name 'Izeefundano' because this lovely lady is bound for big and great things.

Thanks to the incredible team who were apart of this project.

Photography- Tomas Appleby
Designer- Krizelle Fundano
Assitant- Krizia Fundano
Model- Shelby Bourke
Hair & MUA- Yazzi Williams
Art Direction- Melissa Wimberely
Styling and Creative direction- Me.

Cerulean Bride

So excited to show you some of my styling work that is currently PUBLISHED!!! Yes, the caps lock was necessary  

It's funny , with the many goals  that I wanted to achieve this year , none of them was to have my work published. And now, I'm happy to share with you all 'Cerulean Bride' now published in  the latest issue of 'Dark Beauty Magazine'.

A big Thank You to the following ladies who were involved in this shoot.

Photographer- Beth Mitchell

Model- Isabelle Fatih

Hair & MUA-  Megan Francis

Assistant- Nisha

Credits

Dress-Jessica Tovey The label

Harness & veil- Stylist Own

Corset - Mitchell Hayes

Accessories - Colette by Colette Hayman

Jacket worn back to front Mitchell Hayes Bottom- Haut Boheme Necklace-Colette by Colette Hayman Veil- Stylist Own Shoes- Zomp

Necklace Braclet-Colette by Colette Hayman Top and Dress - Haut Boheme Veil,Belt & Crown- Stylist Owin

Dress-Mohammed Robert Koya Headpiece & Belt - Stylist open 

Accessories -Colette by Colette Hayman

Fragments

Forget about  The Jetsons and Iris Van Herpern. The future is all about a minimal aesthetic, clean lines and silver accents. Well, for me that is.

Around  June this year I got the chance to work along side with two talented ladies Rachel Dray photographer and model Edyn from EMG. Four months later I can now happily share with you all what we got up to.  Hope you enjoy this beautiful editorial.

P.s- Hope your liking the new header.

Photographer- Rachel Dray
Model- Edyn
Styling , Creative and Art Direction - Me

Wardrobe Credits

Look One-     Vest and Pants-Nicola Finetti

                         Shirt- Saint Augustine academy

                         Shoes- Zomp

Look Two -     Top and Skirt- Nicola Finetti

                          Bangle and Cuff- Adorne

                          Heels- Zomp

Look Three- Leather Top- Farron

                        Metallic Skirt & Clutch- Jessica Tovey The Label

                        Bangle and cuff- Adorne

                   

Look  Four -Vest worn backwards- Nicola Finetti

                         Leather Pants - Farron

                         Cuff worn on ankle- Adorne

                         Heels- Zomp

B L U E S

A trend that I have noticed for sometime now is  'Denim on denim' and I thought I would jump on the band wagon and try it out myself.  And I'm actually happen with the way it turned out.

I like the fact that with this Ksubi shirt in particular it may look simple , but it's small details  like the jersey ribbing around the neck and shoulder  zip detaling that takes it to a whole new level. Pairing that with my staple asos jeans , silver rings and reflective sunnies and your in perfect brunch attire cool, stylish and casual.

Photo's-Susie

Lomani HQ.

I've been meaning to do a post on my work space for quite some time now and seeing that I've been a bit busy this week to do a usual outfit post I thought this was the best time to do it. Being a creative person I'm constantly surrounded by pattern , fashion /design magazines , prints and colour. It's never usually this neat, but seeing as I'm doing this post , I thought I would make the effort and tidy up my workspace for you guys.

My walls consist  of nothing less than fashion editorials 'I love' to pieces  that I've created/designed. I'm always interested in seeing what others have in their work space.


So what's genrally in your work space?


LOMANI :)

MONOCHRO for Brunch!

If you've seen my Instagram you know that I've been wearing this jacket around a lot ( even though there is only two photo's of me in the jacket, I still feel like it's a lot haha). I wore this ensemble out to brunch catching up with the lovely Taylor from 'Curvette' while she was in town.

Before hand I was looking for the perfect location to shoot this look with my friend, then I came across this beautiful building at her uni ( you'd understand if your an architect fanatic like us). Originally we were going to shoot just in front and around the building but after being told that it gets fairly busy we opted for in doors instead.And I'm glad we did.  The repetition of wooden panels inside the building made it even more of a place perfect to shoot.

Wearing Ksubi-jacket, Country road -shirt , Jack London- shorts, cotton on -sunnies

DOTS & STRIPES

Recently british designer 'Henry Holland' collaborated with illustrating duo 'Craig & Carl' (one of my all time favorite illustrators) creating a collection inspired by the world of ice and sweet treats. With the collection debuting Mr & Mrs Quiffy scarfs, shirts, dress, skirts and other bits and pieces. All of which consisted of polka dots and stripes #OHBABY

Ever since I laid my eye's on this 'Mr Quiffy' shirt I knew this was meant to be. Considering it was tee that consisted of 3 things I like: dots, colour and stripes. So, if you're a fan of polka dots and stripes then I suggest that you go and check out the rest of  the pieces here.

This was an outfitt I wore just yesterday when running errands. Wearing House of Holland -Tee, Jack London- Shorts, Cotton on -Bag and Sunnies,  Topman- Shoes.

Hope your liking the ART direction. I thought trying something fresh and different for this and upcoming post's would make my photo's visually appealing to you guys.

I hope your all having a great week.

Photo's- Susie

LOMANI 

Diamond

FINALLY  an outfit post. I know it has been centuries since my last proper 'Outfit' post and for that I really do apologise. I've been surprisingly busy working on my design folio and working on a couple of collaborations / projects , one of which includes my recent post showcasing some of my styling work. Be sure to watch this space for many more of my creative projects.

So without further or do let me tell you all what I'm wearing.Diamond Shirt- Opening Ceremony, Jeans ,bag & Rings- Asos , Jumper-Religion, Sunnies- Cotton On and Boots-Jack London.


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Photos- Susie Seeto

Autumn Love

If you been following my instagram you know I've been working on a couple of shoots last month. And here is the finished result from one of them. Working with the lovely Aimee Stoddart  showcasing my friends (Taylor Luton) graduate location. The aim for this shoot was to capture a woman who embraced all things feminine , floral, pastel and pearls. Hope you liked the final outcome.

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