Hetty Rose recycles kimono fabrics for spring–summer
We’ve had a few chats lately to readers about shoes—especially ones with prints and how they would make more of a comeback.
We were very interested to see the Hetty Rose collection for the spring–summer season. Embroidery and kimono fabrics—some are vintage and recycled, sourced from Japan—are the hallmarks of this new collection. The look is less feminine and more chunky. The collection, in our view, fits with the year’s trend and some of the fashions we’ve seen for spring–summer worldwide.
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Trackback by Lucire — January 26, 2009 @ 11.32
Interesting products. May I know the minimum quantity for a small and new Business owner, who would like to buy wholesale at Re-seller’s price? Thank you.
Joyce Agiddi
Proprietor
Tube Fashion
UK
Comment by Joyce Agiddi — February 17, 2009 @ 18.00
Joyce, you may be better off approaching Hetty Rose directly.
Comment by Jack Yan — February 20, 2009 @ 9.43
[...] country. Finally a bit of “shoe porn” to finish off this post: Hetty Rose, whose shoes have been covered in Lucire before, has come up with a series of beautiful designs. Known for her use of recycled kimono fabrics, [...]
Pingback by Lucire: Insider» A Lucire miscellany for October ‘09 — October 19, 2009 @ 11.46