The Enchanted Fashion show and Masquerade Ball

7 years ago

We are opening the doors to the Enchanted Garden Fashion Extravaganza and Masquerade Ball. On the 29th May 2016, Home House, 21 Portman Sqaure, London, shall be transformed into a magical, enchanted garden of mystery and mayhem. DI events, have facilitated a unique mix of fashion, art and live entertainment that have been brought together to create a night to remember. Come, be a part of our creative world of enchantment.

The interactive fashion show features designer, Linda Blissett’s new couture collection recently shown at London and Paris Fashion weeks. The designs are inspired by bold colours and flamboyance of the art from the Pre-Raphaelite era. The dresses feature an intricate architecture of modern and traditional woven fabric worked into eclectic art, transforming the wearer and turning any event into a modern Fairy-tale. Jayne-Elizabeth Millinery present their unique collection of designer couture hats, including traditional pieces of classical beauty as well as eccentric pieces of contemporary art. We are also very privileged to have with us L.A. based accessories designer to the elite Marianna Harutunian whose pieces have been worn by Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Selena Gomez and Dark Whimiscal accessories designer Metamorph Quriky Couture, showing their latest collection.

The Home House décor will bring the Enchanted Garden into bloom through exotic plants provided by The Kew Gardener. Artist, Kavita-Priya Mohan with her projected display of Pre-Raphaelite inspired paintings, will provide the backdrop for the interactive fashion show and live entertainment.

Live shows will include unique performances by Dimona-Annette Dougherty an amazing London based digital light show artist who utilizes persistence of vision in their performance. A musical mix of popular favourites will be filling the air by Astra Jamieson and friends backed up by her fantastic band.

For one night only a Mid -Spring’s night of fun, enchantment and fantasy welcomes you to come and join the party…

General Tickets are selling fast so make sure to get your tickets as soon as possible!!

Tickets can be purchased at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-enchanted-garden-masquera...

PRESS PLEASE CONTACT: linda@blissstudiotextiles.co.uk to RSVP for the guest list.

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About Bliss studio textiles

Linda Blissett is a London-based textile/fashion designer, specialising predominantly in niche Handwoven fabrics. She graduated from Middlesex & Portsmouth University with a BA honours in Constructed Textiles and H.N.D Textiles for Fashion. As of May 2014 Linda was shortlisted among the finalists for the John Singer Sargent Open art prize. And showcased for the first time at London Fashion week in September 2014. Linda Blissett’s new couture collection was recently shown at London and Paris Fashion weeks for A/W 16. The designs are inspired by bold colours and flamboyance of the art from the Pre-Raphaelite era. The dresses feature an intricate architecture of modern and traditional woven fabric worked into eclectic art, transforming the wearer and turning any event into a modern Fairy-tale. Passionately, she endeavors to create unique handcrafted pieces of wearable art from scarves, wraps and bags. Each design, an individual work, intended to create a piece of composition that delivers a distinctive mood or texture into fabric. Much of her influences are drawn from the Art Nouveau era, particular artists such as Alphonse Mucha, Gustav Klimt, Jessie M King, Margaret MacDonald, together with Celtic Mythology. Linda is also deeply influenced by the seasonal ebb and flow of the British Isles, from Autumnal woodlands, insect wings, and tree bark and the undulating patterns of seaweed left by the outgoing tide. No two pieces of Linda's work will be identical, although themes flow from one piece to another. She has an affinity for colours and textures and likes experimenting with variety of different forms of media. Her work incorporates a multitude of media; from silks, luxury wool fibres, cashmere, mohair, metallic yarns,ribbons,vintage lace,velvets and satins with occasional hand embroided beading (as inspiration dicates).