| LA CAUGHT ON CAMERA: US VOGUE STUDIO |

Ever since we first laid eyes on US Vogue Studio Manager, Kari Devereaux in our S/S13 PU Snakeskin Pencil Skirt, we knew she was an LA mega-babe from the start! 

"I first purchased a LOVELY colourful python skirt and that is when I fell in love with this brand! My wardrobe is now filling up with Lavish Alice clothing!"

Kari's beauty captivated LAHQ yet again, when she showcased her style in the 

"This dress fits to all those lady-curves just perfectly. Feeling like a vixon today at the Vogue Studios!"

| Images courtesy of Kari Devereaux Tumblr |

| LA GOES PUNK |

Swap your florals for tartan, neons for maroon and chiffon for PVC! Next season you'll be strutting your stuff with a 70's vibe fit with chains and all. We've seen the runway of Versace, Givenchy and Moschino draped in punk grunge aesthetics... You heard it here first!
Can't hold on until winter? No sweat, we have the perfect transitional pieces to see you through right until next season!

     
         

| LA BUYER PICKS |

Following on from yesterday's interview with our Buyer Scarlett, we got super excited for our autumn winter collection! We asked her to choose her top six picks she'll be rockin' this season. 

Make sure you check out the website to see the pieces that have us 
amped for winter!







| LA FIVE MINUTES WITH... |

We grabbed five minutes with our seriously awesome Designer/Buyer/Merchandiser Scarlett, to get the lowdown on career advice and fashion loves.

Why did you choose a career in buying? 
I've always been creative and studied art, design and photography. As I became older I found more of a natural interest in fashion and business. Buying is the prefect combination of creativity and academia. 


What do you love about Lavish Alice style?
My favourite aspect of the brands style is the ability for one piece to instantly transform an outfit. The prints and silhouettes are really striking and are easily recognisable to the brand.

Who are you listening to at the moment?
Currently I have been listening to The Arctic Monkeys new album AM. In LAHQ we are obsessed with our new Soundcloud playlist!

What's your favourite piece from the A/W13 LA collection?
The Oxblood PU A-line Midi Skirt. 

Where do you look for inspiration when creating a new range?
I seem to have a library of ideas already stored in my head subconsciously, that I draw inspiration from. I'm majorly interested in street style for variations in prints and colours and of course the catwalk for silhouettes. NYFW has proven to be my favourite this September.

Advice for anyone wanting to get into the fashion industry?
I would definitely advise people to show a strong interest in fashion, aside from uni work. So showing their dedication through a blog or interning. Networking is very important and meeting new people and socialising within the industry is extremely beneficial.

 Best perk of your job?
Working for amazing bosses at LAHQ, who reward you with Rianna Phillips clutch bags and give you the freedom to be creative!

Hidden Talent?
I am a signed model.


| LA CAUGHT ON CAMERA: FRASSY DOES LEOPARD |

Ultimate blogger Audrey Leighton of Be Frassy took a more cool-casual approach to the Leopard Face Dungaree Jumpsuit. Styled perfectly with a slouch beanie, long sleeve crop and Converse, Audrey completely rocked the 'Sunday comforts' look.


                               |     Images courtesy of Be Frassy     |

| LA MODEL BEHAVIOUR |

Our LA lookbook model, Rebecca H has us totally seduced this autumn/winter. Leading the way with models such as Georgia Jagger, Rebecca H conveys that unconventional British Beauty that's got us hooked! Spotted recently on the LFW catwalk for Topshop Unique and Palmer//Harding, here's a taste of the editorials our girl has been featured in.


| Images courtesy of Industry People |

| LA CAUGHT ON CAMERA: POLKA DOTS & LEOPARD SPOTS |

Natasha of Girl in the Lens takes super-cute to a whole new level in the Spot & Leopard Print V Neck Light Dress. Styled perfectly in a lavender field, Natasha shows us this fresh transitional style will take you from season to season.


 |   Images courtesy of The Girl in The Lens   |

| LA: GOT IT COVERED |

Couldn't make it to the catwalk? Don't worry LA has it sorted for you! With highlights from the key trends for S/S14 from both London and New York Fashion Week. 

|  Pretty in Pink: Burberry Prorsum  |
|  Sweet Summer Blues: Preen by Thornton Bregazzi  |
|  Fresh Mints: House of Holland  |
|  High Shine: Zoë  Jordan  |
|  The New Stripe: Tanya Taylor  |
|  Super Sheer: Richard Nicoll  |
|  Matchy Matchy: Oscar De La Renta  |
|  Cool Culottes: Proenza Schouler  |

Images courtesy of Style.com & WGSN.com

| LA CAUGHT ON CAMERA: THE WOMAN IN RED |

Portuguese blogger Nadia of My Fashion Insider might have just started a new colour match revolution. Rocking the Red Silk Crop with matching Red Silk Cropped Trousers, Nadia had us hooked with this unseen combo of red and nude. 





|     Images courtesy of My Fashion Insider     |

| LA DOES LFW |

LFW; the three letters that when combined make any fashion lover clear their calendar. Invite or no invite the concrete catwalk is one of the most influential destinations on the schedule (so to speak). With fave bloggers such as Susie Bubble and She Wears Fashion hitting the streets of Somerset House, it would be rude for us not to don't you think?


As seen on numerous runways such as Céline, Mui Mui and Simone Rocha pink is back this autumn/winter... But don't worry we're not condoning Barbie style mini skirts in fuchsia, we're talking the soft pink kind that had LFW goers hooked. 



Edgy monochrome was one of the key looks dominating the streets of LDN. This effortless trend is often perfected by the fashion set. The classic combo of black and white is totally on point if you're into keeping things simple.



She Wears Fashion | Rocked the uncomplicated monochrome mix |



With the coolest get ups in all the city, these guys caught our fashion eye. Showcasing a taste for something more adventurous with their monochromatic costume and experimental tailoring.