#topshop jewelry

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Zoe Benson list exacts

I’ve been looking around on tumblr to see if anyone made a exact list for clothes that Zoe wore and I only found small posts made by @harmonaesthetic and to make it easier for Zoe collectors I’m just gonna list items they found to their posts

Dresses:

Topshop Chiffon Lace Midi Slip

Topshop Strappy Lace Vintage Slip in Blue

Opening Ceremony High-Neck Plisse Short-Sleeve Shift Dress

Malia Sheer Eyelet-Lace Midi Dress

Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent Western Dress

Shirts:

Zara Tokyo Crop Top

Free People Waterfall Graphic Tank in Charcoal

Topshop Photo Dove Tee

Topshop Long Sleeve Cape Blouse in White

See by Chloé Flowy Button-Front Blouse in Eden White

Alexander McQueen Asymmetrical Button Down Shirt

Marc Jacobs Silk Tie-Neck Blouse in Ivory

Topshop Chambray Work Shirt

Bottoms:

Topshop Cutwork Mensy Fit Shorts

Topshop Dill Overalls

Jackets/Cardigans&Sweaters:

Topshop Chinoiserie Flower Bomber Jacket

Addison Mia Cropped Overlay Sweater in Grey & Black

Urban Outfitters Sparkle & Fade Slit Pullover Sweater in Grey

French Connection Honey Lace Insert Sweatshirt

Topshop Longline Fringe Kimono

Alexander Wang Sleeve Drape Wool-Mohair Tuxedo Blazer

Shoes:

Jeffrey Campbell Wesley Heeled Oxford

Loweffler Randall Fenton Buckle Booties

Accessories:

Earthling Jewelry Moonstone Ring

AEAOA Lace Parasol Umbrella in Black

[zot3-flopped]

Was going through your tags and saw the discussion on Taylor and more heavily branded clothing; as someone who used to be in her fandom (but saw the light, which is why I come here), even just last year she would mix in a lot more accessible brands or thrifted/vintage pieces that relatively anyone could’ve come across. She was known for wearing free people a lot, like a 40 dollar corset top last june that people sold out and begged for so much that they brought it back. Other brands too like Anthropologie, Urban Outfitters, Reformation, Topshop, Brandy Melville. Even the more inexpensive options at places like Ralph Lauren (ofc this would be mixed in with a designer bag or shoes etc). Her luxe pieces also weren’t logo heavy or easily identifiable. However, since she entered her WAG era, her street style itself has started including head to TOE mixed match designer, fully monogrammed fits, and 70,000 ancient jewelry (?). This was actually such an apparent and dramatic switch that TaylorSwiftStyle, who’s been blogging Taylor’s fashion for a decade, pointed it out, which lead to her cancellation in the fandom because they claim she is “insulting Taylor while profiting off of her” and “being racist” because her assessment that logos may come from sports culture must equal saying it comes from the black community/travis’s friends (?). Which is funny that swifties care more about “racism” if it may be directed at travis’s friends than Travis’s objectively racist comments himself, making fun of people who don’t speak English just last year! The whole thing is very desperate - they just can’t admit her greed is at an all time high, and don’t believe her when she herself sang “I can change everything about me to fit in.” When people tell you who they are, believe them.

100%! I didn't know that about TaylorSwiftStyle.

[mspirations]

Hope Mikaelson "Some People Just Want to Watch the World Burn" - 1x02

Topshop Undone Hem Black Joni Jeans

Crowe Jewelry Wishbone Necklace

Crowe Marquise in 14K Rose Gold

Sovats Open Circle Ring

Crowe Jewelry Curve Studs

Crowe Jewelry Bar Stackable

Sydney Evan Tiny Luck and Protection Australian Opal, 14-Karat Gold, Moonstone and Diamond Bracelet (Possible)

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The Originals Closet

[styleofdiamandis]

PHOTOSHOOT: KISS MAGAZINE

Marina covered the January 2013 issue of Ireland's Kiss Magazine! The colorful editorial was shot by Naomi Gaffey and styled by her sister Naomi Gaffey who made sure to include a handful of Irish and other British labels!

Hair and makeup by Billy Orf, respectively.

For the cover photo, she looked stellar in the Fall/Winter 2012 star print stretch silk cocktail dress with long bat sleeves (€410.00 - sold out) by up-and-coming Irish designer NATALIEBCOLEMAN.

Look n. 2 shows Marina wearing a Reiss ivory knit sweater featuring ribbed sleeves and a round neck (€155.00 - sold out). I couldn’t find her exact one but I've pictured a similar one for you above!

Another emerging Irish designer featured in the editorial is Emma Manley and her brand Manley Studio. This rose-gold metallic leather skirt with micro-scalloped hem (€385.00 - sold out) was created for her Spring/Summer 2013 collection!

Chunky necklaces were the rave back in 2012 (along with peplums and neon colors). But I wouldn't mind wearing this ZARA chain necklace with diamanté leopard head (€19.95 - sold out) even today!

Marina's very girly look was completed with these whimsy Office tiger pointed-toe pumps with multicolored gems at the front (€89.00 - sold out).

Both Marina's Stolen Moment pink velvet skater dress (€85.00 - sold out) and studded leather biker jacket (€293.00 - sold out) are from the MINKPINK x Urban Outfitters collection.

In some other photos, she added the Topshop "Geek" print blue tee (€27.00 - sold out)...

...and her Fam Irvoll round blue acetate sunglasses, which she absolutely loved back then!

She also wears Accessorize "I 🩷 U" comic bubble necklace (€9.00 - sold out) and black suede platform pumps by Office (€80.00 - sold out).

Then, Marina brought the party in this ASOS cross-back party dress in multi sequin featuring a sleeveless cut and round neck ($55.95 - sold out).

Marina's jewelry here included this River Island "Pow!" comic enamel necklace, and a set of rings from New Look.

My favorite look from this editorial comprises an American Apparel black tank crop top (€24.00 - sold out), and a Topshop black pencil skirt (€61.00 - sold out), entirely covered in rhinestones!

"This is how to be a heartbreaker" 💔

Marina dons the Joanne Hynes Spring/Summer 2013 "My Black Heart" leather and crystal statement necklace. (€220.00 - sold out).

I'm head over heels for these Office black patent platform pumps with plexi heel (€91.00 - sold out).

This look is completely vintage! Her colorful houndstooth mohair sweater is vintage 1980s Rafaella (embellished with an Accessorize M letter brooch) while her black leather skirt is a vintage find from Folkster.

[claraoswaldclothes]

50th Anniversary Special - “The Day of the Doctor”

Somewhere in space, an ancient battle reaches its devastating conclusion. All of reality is at stake as the Doctor’s own dangerous past comes back to haunt him. Clara wears a red dress under a black jacket.

Details About the Outfit

Dress - River Island Red Tea Dress

Jacket - Belstaff Roadmaster Jacket in Black

Shoes - Topshop Chelsea Alexy Boots

Jewelry - NW3 Hobbs Coral Horseshoe Necklace

Jewelry - Topshop Mixed Outlaw Stud Earring Pack (round bronze set)

Helmet - Premier Jet Vintage Helmet in Black & Silver

Gloves - Dents Classic Ladies Driving Gloves

Unidentified rings

Unidentified black tights

Unidentified black belt (hidden beneath the jacket)

[influencermagazineuk]

Best Shopping Destinations in London

London, a vibrant tapestry woven from history, culture, and innovation, is a magnet for globetrotters worldwide. But beyond its iconic landmarks and world-renowned museums, London offers a haven for shopaholics, boasting an eclectic mix of shopping districts catering to every taste and budget. Oxford Street: A Retail Powerhouse Oxford Street No exploration of London's shopping scene can begin without mentioning Oxford Street, Europe's longest shopping street. This bustling mile-long stretch is a retail behemoth, housing flagship stores of renowned international brands like Zara, H&M, and Topshop. Department stores like Selfridges and John Lewis offer a luxurious shopping experience, while smaller independent boutiques add a touch of individuality to the mix. Oxford Street caters to budget-conscious fashionistas and luxury shoppers alike, making it a one-stop shop for all things fashion. Regent Street: Where Heritage Meets High-End Regent Street Just a short stroll from Oxford Street lies Regent Street, another major shopping artery renowned for its architectural grandeur. Here, heritage buildings seamlessly blend with contemporary flagship stores, creating a unique shopping ambience. Regent Street is a haven for luxury brands like Burberry, Cartier, and Tiffany & Co., offering a touch of sophistication to your shopping spree. Don't miss Hamleys, the world's oldest toy shop, a wonderland for children and adults alike. Bond Street: A Haven for Luxury For those seeking an indulgence in the world of luxury fashion, Bond Street is the ultimate destination. This prestigious street is synonymous with haute couture, housing iconic fashion houses like Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Prada. Exquisite jewelry stores like Tiffany & Co. and Cartier add to the opulent atmosphere. Bond Street is not just about shopping; it's an experience, a chance to witness the pinnacle of fashion and design. Covent Garden: A Treasure Trove of Boutiques Nestled in the heart of London's theatre district, Covent Garden offers a delightful shopping experience. This pedestrianised area boasts a charming covered market selling crafts, jewellery, and souvenirs. Independent boutiques line the streets, showcasing a curated selection of fashion, homeware, and lifestyle products. Street performers and musicians add to the lively atmosphere, making Covent Garden a feast for the senses. Knightsbridge: A Blend of Luxury and Tradition Knightsbridge is a haven for luxury shopping with a touch of tradition. Harrods, the iconic department store, is a must-visit, offering an unparalleled selection of designer goods, gourmet food, and homeware. Knightsbridge is also home to Sloane Street, a prestigious shopping destination known for designer boutiques like Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney. Antiques enthusiasts will find treasures at renowned auction houses like Sotheby's. Soho: Where Edgy Meets Chic Soho is a haven for those seeking a unique and trendy shopping experience. This vibrant district boasts a network of narrow streets lined with independent boutiques showcasing emerging designers, vintage clothing stores, and quirky homeware shops. Carnaby Street, a pedestrianized haven, is known for its alternative fashion scene, while Berwick Street offers a plethora of record stores catering to music lovers. Soho is a place to discover hidden gems and express your individuality through fashion. Westfield: A One-Stop Shopping Mecca London boasts two Westfield shopping centres – Westfield Stratford City in East London and Westfield White City in the west. These vast shopping centres offer a one-stop shopping experience, housing over 250 stores under one roof. From high-street favourites like Marks & Spencer and Debenhams to designer brands like Gucci and Louis Vuitton, Westfields cater to a wide range of budgets and tastes. Additionally, these centres feature a diverse selection of restaurants and leisure activities, making them ideal for a full day of shopping and entertainment. Beyond the High Street: Exploring London's Markets London's vibrant markets offer a treasure trove of unique finds and a glimpse into the city's rich history. Portobello Road Market in Notting Hill is a haven for antique hunters, while Camden Market boasts an eclectic mix of stalls selling everything from vintage clothing to international street food. Borough Market, a haven for foodies, offers fresh local produce, artisan breads, and international delicacies. Columbia Road Flower Market is a riot of colours and a photographer's paradise. Exploring London's markets is an adventure in itself, a chance to discover hidden gems and support local artisans. Whether you're a high-end fashion aficionado or a budget-conscious bargain hunter, London's diverse shopping districts cater to every taste and style. So, lace up your walking shoes, grab your bags and enjoy the fun! Read the full article

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: [Topshop] Imitation Pearl Stud Belt.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Topshop Women's T-Shirt Short Sleeve Shirt with Ruffles at Shoulders.

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Fast FashionMarket to Eyewitness Massive Growth by 2028

Latest Report Available at Advance Market Analytics, “Fast Fashion Market” provides pin-point analysis for changing competitive dynamics and a forward looking perspective on different factors driving or restraining industry growth.The global Fast Fashion market focuses on encompassing major statistical evidence for the Fast Fashion industry as it offers our readers a value addition on guiding them in encountering the obstacles surrounding the market. A comprehensive addition of several factors such as global distribution, manufacturers, market size, and market factors that affect the global contributions are reported in the study. In addition the Fast Fashion study also shifts its attention with an in-depth competitive landscape, defined growth opportunities, market share coupled with product type and applications, key companies responsible for the production, and utilized strategies are also marked.Some key players in the global Fast Fashion market are:

Zara (Spain)

H&M (Sweden)

Uniqlo (Japan)

Forever 21 (United States)

Topshop (United Kingdom)

Gap (United States)

Pull & Bear (Spain)

Bershka (Spain)

River Island (United Kingdom)

Esprit (China)

Primark (United Kingdom)

Fast fashion refers to changing fashion trends. Fast fashion attentions on speed and low prices in order to deliver regular new collections encouraged by catwalk aspects or celebrity styles. There are various products are available in fast fashion such as clothing, footwear, jewelry, Accessories and others. Rising youth population will help to boost global fast fashion market.What's Trending in Market: Rising Demand with Advance Media Development 

Diverse Product Offering

Attraction towards Modeling as well as Fashion Industry

Challenges: Decline in Spending On Apparel

Volatile Demand Fast Fashion Products

Market Growth Drivers: Rising Youth Population

Low Production Cost and Low Quantity Production

Short Production Time

The Global Fast Fashion Market segments and Market Data Break Down11834

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AMA Research & Media LLP

[styleofdiamandis]

PHOTOSHOOT: INSTYLE MAGAZINE

Back in 2010, Marina graced the pages of InStyle Magazine. The editorial, which showcased some of the best Fall/Winter 2010 collections, was lensed by Christophe Rihet.

Styling by Amanda Bellan and Frankie Read, hair by Paul Percival, makeup by Cassie Jones and nails by Julie Luong.

We're starting off strong with Marina dressed in a Dior chunky ivory wool knit cardigan with baby-blue silk ribbons and white fur trimming (£1,650.00) which she teamed up with Dolce & Gabbana burgundy velvet wrap bustier dress with draping and jewel brooches (£1,300.00).

Her jewelry here includes a Topshop metal chain necklace with a Pebble London 22ct gold, blue aventurine and silk necklace (£240.00 - similar pictured).

On her hands, she wore a Dorothy Perkins black leather ring (£12,50) and a Sarah Ho London 18ct gold, quartz and tsavorite ring (£2,150.00).

Look n. 2 displays Marina wearing her favorite designer, Vivienne Westwood! She chose one of the final numbers from the Gold Label's F/W10 runway - a lilac silk taffeta dress with exploding black organza skirt.

As in accessories, she wore two studded leather cuffs by Felder Felder (£200.00 each), a feather and 18ct gold headdress by English jewellers Wright & Teague...

...which she then swapped for a Sonia Rykiel beige ostrich feather pom-pom headband (£350.00).

One element I've noticed about this shoot: there's just never enough when it comes to jewelry! Layering chunky necklaces is such an early 2010s thing and this shoot definitely showed how to do it back then.

Marina combined a Djurdja Watson black jet necklace with Swarovski crystals (£476.00) with a Topshop metal multi-strand watch necklace in silver (£50.00)

M further accessorized her look with a Chanel metal open-work, enamel, resin and gripoix cuff (£1,724.00)...

...and Pebble London mother-of-pearl oval bezel ring (£165.00 - similar pictured) and gold-plated & pink aventurine ring (£145.00).

The HOT Steampunk-inspired metallic gold and black patent leather sandals (£635.00) are signed by Rupert Sanderson.

For the third look of this editorial, the singer wore a white tulle dress with fraying and ruffles from Chanel's collection, which was inspired by Winter wonderland.

Marina's jewelry here included a Tom Binns Design Punk Chic metal necklace (£895.00), a Djurdja Watson gold-plated silver and brass necklace with Swarovski crystals (£389.00), and a Hoss Intropia silk and crystal cuff (£79.50).

Next, she accentuated the waist of her dress by rocking a Hollywood Trading Company studded black leather belt (£205.00).

The look was completed with these black eel skin peep-toe platform pumps (£585.00) from Rupert Sanderson.

Here, Marina wore the Lolita bodysuit (£439.00) from Bebaroque's "Matador" collection with embroidery inspired by Spanish traditional matador costumes and historical embroidery.

She layered a L'Agence cotton skirt (£170.00) with a Topshop tulle and diamanté maxi skirt (£70.00).

Her jewelry starts off with this beautiful Chanel Pre-Fall 2010 "Paris-Shanghai" collection gold metal, enamel and silk tassel necklace (£2,285.00).

She also wore Tom Binns Design crystal earrings (£120.00), the Felder Felder studded leather cuffs (£200.00 each), Pebble London gold-plated, onyx and coral ring (£165.00) and Sarah Ho London 18ct white-gold, topaz and diamond ring (£4,760.00).

Lastly, her black leather biker boots (£160.00) are Hudson London.

For the penultimate look, Marina sports this intricate folded black lambskin leather sleeveless coat (£2,795.00) by John Rocha!

Last but definitely not least, Marina poses in this Emilio Pucci Fall/Winter 2010 mustard-yellow ostrich feather jacket (£4,865.00), which I promise, would go missing if it was near me.

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Series 7, Episode 13 - “The Name of the Doctor”

The Eleventh Doctor is summoned to Trenzalore where prophecy said he would fall. But what does the alleged site of his final battle have to do with the mystery of Clara Oswald? Clara wears a tartan dress for the adventure, and various echoes of her have different outfits.

Details About Outfit #1 (Main)

Dress - NW3 Hobbs Elm Tartan Dress

Shoes - F-Troupe Knot Wedges in Burgundy

Jewelry - NW3 Hobbs Dormouse Necklace

Jewelry - F-Troupe Vintage Watch Bracelet

Jewelry - Whistles Rana Double-Cord Friendship Bracelet

Jewelry - Topshop Hexagon Earrings (gold/green set)

Unidentified rings

Unidentified black tights

Details About Secondary Outfits

Fith/Seventh Doctor Clara Echo - Topshop Leather Stud Biker Jacket

No other items have been identified from the Clara Echoes’ outfits.

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Check out this listing I just found on Poshmark: ✨4X HP✨ Talbots chunky statement rhinestone galore necklace 16”.

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Women's Topshop Set Of 5 Rings ❤ liked on Polyvore (see more silver jewellery)