//EXHIBITORS //
We have a number of limited exhibiting spaces available at our events for you to take advantage of. If you would like to exhibit at any of our events please email Theresa@lagenevenorth.co.uk
EXHIBITOR: SUSAN COMER
About: Susan Comer will be exhibiting her gorgeous selection of unique wearable art pieces at our A La Mode International Catwalk show in Feb 2010.
Designer Susan Comer creates one-of-a-kind wearable art 'tippets' (old English name for scarves or shawls) out of deconstructed vintage garments. She sculpts the tippets on a mannequin and then embellishes them with curios, vintage jewellery, pieces of leather and any other interesting things that inspire her. When I create a tippet, I look at it like a sculpture. The fabric or garment dictates what I do. Susan Comer
Read an Interview with Susan Comer here
W: http://susancomer.co.uk/
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EXHIBITOR: SELMA STAGG PORCELAIN JEWELLERY
Selma Stagg will be exhibiting her Jewellery pieces at our A La Mode International Catwalk show in Feb 2010.
About: Selma Stagg Porcelain designs incorporate semi-precious beads and sterling silver. The porcelain stones are individually hand-shaped and burnished, and then fired, glazed (again five layers) and fired again. Each piece is unique as they are all hand-made.
Read an Interview with Selma Stagg here
W: http://www.selmastagg.co.uk
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EXHIBITOR: KIKI LONDON
An exhibitor at the ‘A La Mode International Catwalk ’ event February 2010
About:
Kikis launch collection is a unique collection of beautifully designed and impeccably detailed clutch bags that draw on her Japanese origins and international life experiences.
From Japan originally Kiki spent 6 years from the age of 18 in Southern California before returning to Japan, where she began to learn the art of handbag design and manufacture. This training was continued at the London College of Fashion on the internationally respected Cordwainers course with her skills further enhanced by working with London based designers and high quality leather goods manufacturers.
Read an Interview with Kiki London here
W: http://kiki-london.com
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EXHIBITOR:EMMA HADLEY JEWELLERY
An exhibitor at the ‘A La Mode International Catwalk ’ event Feb 2010
About: Emma Hadley Jewellery was founded in 2009 with the vision to create stunning, unique, and timeless jewellery, with a personal touch not found on the high street.
Following a career in fashion, Emma fell in love with the art of Precious Metal Clay at the London Jewellery School, and was inspired to combine her passion for style and design with her creative flair, to create the EHJ brand.
Since then she has developed a distinctive style specialising in pure fine silver, with semi-precious gemstones and freshwater pearls. The range offers contemporary, personalised and bespoke designs. Inspired by love, life and fashion.
All collections are designed and made by Emma in her Surrey based studio. They are available from the EHJ online boutique and selected UK retail and etailers.
Read an Interview with Emma Hadley here
W: http://www.emmahadleyjewellery.com
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EXHIBITOR: DODO TEXTILES
An exhibitor at the ‘A La Mode International Catwalk ’ event February 2010
About: Dodo textiles was established in the Summer 2009. The current collection is themed by the notion of fantasy. Inspired by the classic Lewis Carroll story of Alice in Wonderland.
A fairy tale magical collection of ladies handbags taking reference from some of the key elements which feature throughout the story. Scale and proportion, changes and hidden messages have all been explored. There are details that surprise on closer inspection. Such as hand drawn images derived from the Sir John Tenniel illustrations, which appear between the layers of the Storybook Bag and the Hand of Cards Bag. Described as conversational pieces, they stand out from the crowd with out screaming for attention, people love to touch and investigate them.
Read an Interview with Dodo Textiles here
W: http://www.dodotextiles.com
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