Volunteers were glammed up in Froxy Lady Dresses for a volunteer catwalk fashion show at Shendish Manor, Hemel Hempstead to raise money for Hearing Dogs for Deaf People.
Carly Quant and Feebee Fowles were two of the models to strut their stuff in Froxy gowns. We think they all looked fabulous!
Malin Andersson wows the crowds and the judges in a fabulous yellow dress from Froxy Lady.
Malin says “…it was an enjoyable moment. Everybody including ALL the judges commented on my dress and how good I looked!!”
Look out for Malin and the same gorgeous dress in October where she will be in another pageant called ‘Europes Perfect Teen’. Good luck Malin.
Little Black Dresses have been a staple in women’s wardrobes, and it’s no wonder, with so many different styles a LBD can be worn for many occasions. Here we show you three of our little black dresses, each a saviour for different occasions.
This figure hugging LBD is an essential piece of work wear. Styled with pearls and paired with a slick of red lipstick, this is a sophisticated but eye-catching work outfit.
With subtle diamante detailing and a little ruffle detailing, this dress is perfect for those special evenings. Wear your hair in an up-do and show off some sparkly earrings. Add a clutch bag and voila, your good to go!
A LBD party dress has to have the WOW factor – a little different to the simple and sophisticated LBD work dress. With a poofy bottom and diamante broach, you’ll be ready to dance the night away. Pair with some simple black heels – you don’t want to draw too much attention away from your dress!
Little Black Dresses have been are a staple in women’s wardrobes, and it’s no wonder, with so many different styles a LBD can be worn for many occasions. Here we show you three of our little black dresses, each a saviour for different occasions.
Party
An LBD party dress has to have the WOW factor – a little different to the simple and sophisticated LBD work dress. With a poofy bottom and diamante broach, you’ll be ready to dance the night away. Pair with some simple black heels – you don’t want to draw too much attention away from your dress!
Evening
With subtle diamante detailing and a little ruffle detailing, this dress is perfect for those special evenings. Wear your hair in an up-do and show off some sparkly earrings. Add a clutch bag and voila, your good to go!
Work
This figure hugging LBD is essential piece of work wear. Styled with pearls and paired with a slick of red lipstick, this is a sophisticated but eye catching work outfit.
Little Black Dresses have been are a staple in women’s wardrobes, and it’s no wonder, with so many different styles a LBD can be worn for many occasions. Here we show you three of our little black dresses, each a saviour for different occasions.
Colour Blocking is the term used to describe when two or more solid colours are combined, and its definitely made a striking appearance on this years fashion scene!
Think beach huts and seaside homes. Yes, that’s right, you know those clusters of brightly painted houses you always see in seaside towns? Well they have it spot on! An assortment of vibrant hues is what you’re looking for. The brighter the better!
Accessorize the above dresses with a colourful belt or garish shoes for that colour block effect.
Surges of vibrant prints, beading and embroidery hit the runway and our high streets as the fashion world gains inspiration from multicultural influences.
During New York Fashion Week, Gwen Stefani’s L.A.M.B collection exhibited the African style – I’ve always wanted to do the tribal thing but it’s pretty hard to get right. I think we’ve got it’, Gwen said.
Today was the second day of the premier of Africa Fashion Week London 2011; African fashion is very much in the spotlight this year, which has inspired us to create our very own tribal collection.
Surges of vibrant prints, beading and embroidery hit the runway and our highstreets as the fashion world gains inspiration from multicultural influences.
During New York Fashion Week, Gwen Stefanis L.A.M.B collection exhibited the African style - ‘I’ve always wanted to do the tribal thing but it’s pretty hard to get right. I think we’ve got it’, Gwen said.
Today is the second day of the premier of Africa Fashion Week London 2011; African fashion is very much in the spotlight this year, which has inspired us to create our very own tribal collections.
Set in the Mayfair Club Jalouse, London; tomorrow’s fashion event will be a good ’un.
The London Model Network brings some of the top upcoming designers to the venue, and brings you a night of excitement as you watch the models elegantly demonstrate the designer’s collections as they strut down the catwalk, wearing evening gowns, ball gowns and much more.
Featured designers include Luna Sky who was spotted at last year’s London Fashion Week and who has her only successful fashion label called Luna Sky. She has also been tipped to become London’s next up and coming designer, so keep a close eye out for her latest work! Other designers include Kimberley-Anne Vowels, Mellissa Clothier and Monika Szaczuka, all recent graduates and budding designers.
Prepare for a night of glamour and fashion – put on your best dress and head over to the jailhouse tomorrow from 9:30. All clothes on the catwalk will be up for sale, so you could even bag yourself a stunning designer dress – not bad for a nights work! On the door prices begin at 9.30pm starting at £15 until 10.30pm. For more information please visit http://www.londonmodelnetwork.co.uk/.
We always love seeing all your photos – wether it’s from your prom, an evening out or just as mother of the bride. We now have a ‘customer photos’ section on our Facebook Page, where you can see some of the lovely photos we have been sent in.
So don’t forget to snap a few photos when your out and about!
Jessica Alba was recently spotted at the BAFTA’s looking very sophisticated in a blue strapless gown.Her look was set off with eye-catching red lipstick and hair styled into a braided up do.
This look is perfect for a formal event or party – it is glamorous, yet classy! Steal Jessica’s style from froxy, with this understated blue gown. Quote ‘Alba’.
We recommend a slick of Lancome Le Rouge Absolue Lipstick in number 153 to add the finishing touches. With its slight warm orange undertones and moisturising effect, it’s the perfect finishing touch to your outfit.
Or if your on a budget, 17 offer a cheaper alternative in their Lasting Fix Lipstick range, suitably named ‘Hot Chilli‘.
A very happy customer has sent us some images of her magical night at the prom – she wore a bright pink dress supplied by us, and paired it nicely with lovely silver heels and a sparkly silver clutch.
It’s been scorching hot outside today, and so in the spirit of summer, we’ve put together a collection of our three fave summery evening gowns to go with that summer glow!
Look cool and collective in this ice blue dress, made of a light chiffon material that will keep you cool all day long – even when you’re up on that dance floor. The floaty bottom and diamante neckline add a girly edge to this chic summer dress.
Layers of blossom pink coloured silk chiffon is draped luxuriously over the contours of the body, in this flattering summery evening gown. The bust line is embellished with sequins that will glimmer as they catch the light, creating a truly dramatic look.
With blends of leaf green, daffodil yellow and intricate rose buds on the waistline, this dress screams summer! Pair with a tan and a great pair of legs(oh, and shoes of course!), for that perfect summer outfit.
With thanks to Gino Cerruti, Xcite and Xtreme for providing the images.
