Tula is the little sister of bag brand Radley, I’ve always preferred the brand, it just feels a bit younger and fresher than the little leather dog (although some of Radleys latest products are GORGEOUS!)
I was sent the press release for Tula’s spring/summer range and just loved the simple, clean cut designs, bold shapes and the fact that you can get a top quality leather bag for under £150!

From top to bottom:

Betty small flapover across shoulder bag, £79
Talitha large flapover multiway, £139
Talitha large flapover tote, £149
Edie medium drawstring shoulder bag, £99 (my pick of the bunch!)

Tula bags are available online, here as well as in House of Fraser, John Lewis, Debenhams…to name a few!

Are you a Tula fan? How about Radley?

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You may remember my last post about Richard Weston Scarves and since then the small label has gone from strength to strength.

The cold weather this week has seen me sport an array of headwear; I’m not usually a hat girl, I always feel a bit silly in them and because my hair is usually tied up they don’t sit especially well on my head…but needs must!

1. Primark earmuffs

2 + 3. Bobble hat and Faux Fur trapper hat both from New Look*

For some reason (hello inner child) I’m most attracted to novelty hats; on my wish list right now? This little beauty from River Island!

 

Living in the UK a scarf is pretty essential…although I don’t show it on my outfit posts (mainly because they never match what I am wearing) I am rarely without a scarf in the winter, and often in the spring/autumn too…exception made for the Summer when it just doesn’t feel right even if the weather is shocking!

I’d seen some blog buzz around Richard Weston Scarves pre-Christmas, and I’ve finally had a chance to take a closer look…

Professor of architecture, Richard Weston, is one of the fashion world’s most unique design stars, with Vogue.com hailing him as “the most unexpected new talent in British Fashion”.
His collection of scarves promise to lend every look unexpected edge, while the newly launched smart-phone covers and silk covered journals become the must-have accessory for everyday life.

Richard Weston has taken the fashion world by storm with his collection of unique products, each printed with an image of a precious stone, and is already stocked at leading retailers such as Liberty and Net-a-Porter.com.

Inspired by the natural beauty of gemstones, Richard Weston’s striking products are a work of art, quite literally. Quite the unlikely talent, he was the break out star of the 2011 BBC series Britain’s Next Big Thing, and an award-winning designer, architect and author as well as holding the Chair of Architecture at Cardiff University.

“I suspect most people are a little bemused – a middle-aged, overweight professor with higgledy- piggledy teeth is the antithesis of designer-stereotypes,” Prof. Weston

Aren’t they incredible? The last one is my favourite, it kind of reminds me of looking down on Earth and the colours are so vibrant!

As mentioned above, the scarves are available to buy at Liberty, Net A Porter and also at the Weston Earth Images website.

You can also show some love for the brand on Facebook and Twitter!

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