http://www.handbag.com/fashion/the-fashion-schmooze/giles-spring-summer-2011-jewellery-collection-eek-mouse

Eek here, Eek there… Eek everywhere!

Images from Vogue.com

Judging by the Jewellery Collection we knew the Eek mouse would be playing a pivotal part in Giles’ S/S 2011 Ready-To-Wear Collection as well as a rainbow of colours and 70’s/80’s classic cartoonish characters.
The runway was filled with supermodels and celebrities such as Kelly Brook, Abbey Clancy, Agyness Deyn, Karolina Kurkova, and Jessica Stam amongst others.
The Copper, the sunshine Gold and the pink, blue, green and yellow from the fun Jewellery line were all ingrained in the detailed collection.
We were really looking forward to seeing the Catwalk Show and once more Giles didn’t fail to give us the fun and quirky side of Fashion that we all love him for.

Giles Deacon’s S/S 2011 Collection will be showcasing his Collection tonight at London Fashion Week.
We had the privilege to have a sneak preview of his inspirations for the season with his Jewellery Collection which has been designed in synergy with his Ready-To-Wear. Old ideas have been brought into it such as: the Eek Mouse and the little Dino’s.
However, very unusual shapes such as the Wingnut and the Paperclip are key features in Giles’ fun and imaginative Jewellery line. The standard idea of a paperclip has been transformed into stunning works of art using Swarovski crystals alongside polished and brushed gold’s and copper pinks.
We can’t wait to see them on the Catwalk!!

For a sneak peek go to:

http://www.vogue.co.uk/jewellery/news/100915-giles-jewellery-collection.aspx

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