Attire Accessories - Jan/Feb 2020 (Issue 80)

ATTIRE TALK 83 ATTIRE TALK We put the spotlight on the companies making their marks on the fashion accessories industry, finding out how they got to where they are today Linda Macdonald Jewellery pg 89 Editor says: Creating items steeped in Scottish tradition, Linda Macdonald’s jewellery is timeless, with an illustrative theme running through the items. The brand is soon approaching its 25 th anniversary, and it’s clear to see just why it’s been so successful. Talbot Fashions pg 85 Editor says: Talbot Fashions celebrates 40 years of business in 2020, and its not hard to see why this company has stood the test of time. Creating south-after pieces, Talbots differentiates itself by offering jewellery for everyone, and having total belief in its story. Mirabelle pg 92 Editor says: Mirabelle jewellery has been a favourite of mine for some time, and its recent evolution into crystals and stones showcases the brand’s clever ability to adapt to changing trends, while also remaining classic enough to be purchased as a forever item. Be For Change pg 94 Editor says: Having won the Spotted award at last year’s Top Drawer, Be For Change is clearly doing something right. A sustainable accessories brand with an ethos steeped in ecological production, Be For Change is a prime example of how to create more ethically. Anand Shoes of Stamford pg 100 Editor says: Having started its brand inception in Tanzania back in the fifties – this shoe retailer now offers high quality shoes in Stamford. I discover more about the company’s fascinating journey across the pond. Hot Tomato pg 98 Editor says: Hot Tomato’s owner Alex Machin chats to Attire Accessories about jewellery, accessories and tomatoes – well that is how the company got its name!