DAISY DE VILLENEUVE INTERVIEW

A couple of weeks ago I was invited to oversee an interview of Daisy de Villeneuve that was being held by my lecturer to help us gain a better knowledge of journalism within the creative industry.

One of our current modules is about Journalism and the Fashion Publication Process so not only did it count towards university it was also something that I had a genuine interest in. The venue was in a small room within the university building where some of her work was displayed on a wooden unit and dim lighting was used, to create a much more relaxed atmosphere. 

Daisy is an illustrator and has collaborated with the likes of TopShop and Vogue in the past, she has her own unique style and more information can be found over at http://www.daisydevilleneuve.com.

RIHANNA FOR RIVER ISLAND

Rihanna has finally released her campaign with River Island.

The photographs above were inspired by the 90s, along with the entire collection itself and was photographed by the one and only, Mario Sorrenti. Mario is most known for his nude shoots that have previously been displayed in both Vogue and Harper's Bazaar.

Rihanna created the collection with help from Adam Selman and River Island, judging by the reaction from the unveiling at London Fashion Week the collection is sure to be a massive hit.

The collection includes maxi dresses, crop tops, baggy jeans, basically everything that Rihanna could wear herself or has been spotted wearing in the past, you'll find something similar in this collection!

From the cut of the clothing to the styling of the photography shoot, I don't think Rihanna could have put her personal stamp on the collection anymore than she already has.

All about the Beckhams!

Well what can I say, it seems like the Beckhams are in the limelight at the moment from Davids recent H&M campaign through to Romeo being featured in Burberrys newest advertisement ready to be published in British Vogue. Finally it's Victorias turn who has produced her, simply amazing, Autumn Winter 2013/2014 collection.

Throughout the recent years within the fashion industry Victoria has definitely stood her ground while up against some of the bigger fashion houses. Each collection has continued to become better and better, and this year is no exception.

The collection has a very British feel about it including a glimpse of tweed among Victorias very first attempt at knitwear.
Mid length pencil skirts were featured throughout with a small slit at the front and a zip running down the back to help elongate the figure, most pieces were synched at the waist to create a stunning silhouette.
To tie the collection together certain outfits were styled with a very simple but well designed duffle bag. The bags were carried under the arm in a similar way to how Victoria has been spotted while out and about in London over the recent months.

Overall, this collection is a massive hit with me. I personally love anything that has a burst of colour or a structured yet simplistic design, and Victoria has achieved both of these, and I still believe that the best is yet to come!

Images from style.com

Cara Delevingne for British Vogue.

Cara is currently 20 and has already been the face of Burberry's spring / summer 2011 and 2012 campaigns, not only that, but Cara has been used within advertising campaigns for Zara, H&M and Chanel. 

The list is endless and exciting for what Cara has already achieved and it won't be narrowing down any time soon.

In March she has landed her very first cover on British Vogue. Known for her energetic and loving personality she recently said to Vogue - 

"It doesn't really sink in until you actually see it, that cover, that actual magazine, Vogue - it's so great," she said. "Especially the March issue, it's the big fashion issue, so it's going to be pretty amazing. I'm going to run out of the shop with 20 copies in my hands, going: 'Oh my God, this is me! Oh my God!'"