Back in April, we sponsored the first ever Galway Fashion Week and I was there to see Claire O'Connor launch her Lil'c couture line there.

I asked Claire a few questions about the line and premiering at Galway. Here's what she had to say...   more »

Daughter Earth sells eco-conscious products inspired by the natural world. Part of the proceeds from each product are donated to organizations working to conserve endangered species and their habitats.

I interviewed Katy to find out - you know, how they roll. Here's what she had to say:   more »

It looks like quite a lot of lovely new clothes and accessories turned up on Catwalkgenius.com while I was hurtling around Staffordshire at 3.5Gs.

Here's my pick of the new crop:    more »

It's getting to that time of year when the big fiery thing in the sky hangs around for a bit longer and thoughts turn to heading to the beach for an icecream, a few sandcastles and a dip in the sea.
If you're heading to the beach any time soon, then you really should meet our friend Paula, whose Minnehaha collection is perfect for bringing some Brazilian glamour to Cannes, or indeed Cleethorpes.   more »

This is Lisa Anne, the designer behind La Jewellery. Her profile page describes a commitment to craftsmanship and the environment, along with a pretty sweet life amid the Welsh mountains. In our interview we learned how a TV repair man helped to get the whole thing started, why charity is so important to the line and what's big in the world of organic fruit these days...   more »

We particularly like designers who care about the planet, what with it being single-use and everything. Lucy - pictured - is something of a champion in this respect. Her couture jewellery line, seraglia, takes ethics and environment seriously and looks sufficiently gorgeous to win a prize on our launch homepage competition. Read on to find out more about Lucy, her life, philosophy and rather saucy taste in jokes.    more »

It’s a long journey from the Lord of the Rings, via Florence to developing an inclination towards regular injury in the name of art. That’s roughly how Kelly’s jewellery came into being. You can tell from the pictures that each piece is a labour of love – but read on to find out just how much hard work and care are involved in making them.   more »

We first met Simone and her business partner Ronke on MySpace, where they keep an immaculate page – much as I imagine my house would be if I weren’t an incurable slob. To get to know Simone a bit better, I asked her some questions from StoryCorps, a lovely project that encourages the world to spread their life stories. This is a tiny bit of hers…   more »

The Silk Goddess Gown is pretty gorgeous, huh? Georgette Williams, pictured left, is the gifted designer who created it and we reckon she’s one for the fashion industry to keep an eye on, given the scale of her ambition. We thought it’d be fun to ask her the same questions that were put to that other fashion superstar Vivienne Westwood by the V&A at her 2004 exhibition. Here’s what she had to say:    more »

This is Kelly, designer of the gorgeous dress you can see on our homepage and the owner of what is potentially the most marvellous name in the history of fashion design. Take a look at her profile to find out about her design background and her adventures at Australian Fashion Week. I think you should give serious thought to buying some of her creations and adopting her – but I'm biased. To help you convince you of her merits, I asked her these questions, which we found on LoveandFriends.com's article about getting to know a first date. If they don’t reveal her innermost character, I don’t know what will.   more »