Bitching and Junkfood named 'Best Vintage Website' in this weeks LOOK Magazine!

Under 'Trends Of The Week' one of our clients 'Bitching&Junkfood' have just been featured in LOOK magazine, cited as 'Best Vintage Website'.
This is great news with a half page spread, therefore a big thank you to the girls at LOOK!

Bitching&Junkfood (http://www.bitchingandjunkfood.com/)
LOOK Magazine (http://www.look.co.uk/)

Bloody Gray Love Jessie J!

We have had this girl on our radar for a while now.
Judging from the sheer amount of requests from her stylist and team, it's seems pretty clear that our Bloody Gray designers reflect her sense of style perfectly.

With a particular focus on designers such as Culietta, EG, Rachel Freire and TWO WEEKS by Bitching & Junkfood. Here at Bloody Gray HQ we foresee a bright future for Jessie J. From recently winning the BBC sound of 2011, being featured on red pages hot 100 and even having Justin Timberlake claim that she is 'the best singer in the world right now' Jessie is making waves in the music and fashion industry combined.

Here at Bloody Gray we are always supportive of new young talent. We look forward to working with her and watching her career flourish.

London Fashion Week - Bloody Gray Debut

With London Fashion Week just around the corner Bloody Gray is proud to be debuting on schedule at Somerset House.

We will be exhibiting 10 Autumn/Winter 12 Collections alongside a runway show for Rachel Freire (http://rachelfreire.com/)and a salon event for Tosha (http://bloodygray.com/2010/07/tosha/) at Vauxhall Fashion Scout.

This is an extremely exciting time for us as we are gaining a lot of media attention and expanding faster than we could have ever imagined.

Keep your eyes peeled as we will be updating as we go in the build up to one of the biggest events of the fashion year!

Bloody Gray presents BrokenFab by Fabienne Morel

BrokenFab’s amazingly eye-catching brand feature fabulous hand-beaded bracelets, earrings and necklaces. Products from BrokenFab’s magnificent range have been heavily influenced by Club Culture and African Tribal design. The edgy and accessible designs undeniably tap into the frenzy for all things simultaneously retro and cutting-edge.

The label owner, Swiss designer Fabienne Morel, is a professional textiles designer whose colourful designs have been profiled in London Fashion Week shows since 2006. Morel has since gone on to pursue her life-long love of beading, developing BrokenFab to encompass her unique jewellery range.

The current BrokenFab collection-Disco Beading Vol.1 is deeply inspired by the soulful underground music, style and fashion. Created from a spirit of love and passion, Brokenfab is for everyone interested in contemporary popular culture, and is by nature inclusive, while at the same time avoiding any association with mass-market methods of production.

EG By Emma Griffiths - Behind The Scenes

Whilst the rest of the world was still reeling from their boxing day buffet BloodyGray HQ braved the harsh outdoors and snapped into action with a commissioned shoot for the amazing USA based publication the Design Bureau (http://www.wearedesignbureau.com/). They had a look at our website and came across EG by Emma Griffiths. After seeing both the quality of her pieces and the beautiful design aesthetic they decided to do a feature on her. As a late Christmas present here are some behind the scenes shots from the shoot.

The ever beautiful Skye Kelly-Barrett

Shooting the elastic strand leggings and black mac in the Bloody Gray HQ stairwell

A quick hair adjustment from Roxane Attard

Just in time to shoot the amazing black leather panel dress

After we finished there was just enough time for a quick kodak moment.

Model:Skye Kelly-Barrett

Photographer: Simon Thistle

Stylist: Suzie Street

Stylist Assistant: Maggie Ibiam

Hair:Roxane Attard using Bumble&Bumble

Make up: Celia Burton using MAC Cosmetics

S/S11 - TWO WEEKS By Bitching and Junkfood.com

Neurotica S/S11 - "For The Love of Ivy" and "About a Girl"

This season Neurotica presents its S/S11 collection in two parts.
Hand printed silk jersey pieces featured in "For The Love Of Ivy", and silk chifon, hand crochet knits and a series of one off show pieces produced as a collaboration with London fashion designer Rachel Freire.

For The Love Of Ivy