BRANDS
Meet the wonderful brands who showcase their talent and products at London Accessory Week. You can also read their stories here.
Each of them has their unique style and one thing in common, great passion to create and share their creations with the world. Visit London Accessory Week, meet them, and enjoy their amazing works and stories!
London Accessory Week 2021 Sellers & Exhibitors
Cotton Knots
By Amy Dale
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Cotton Knots Handmade Macrame is Unique handmade Macramé décor and accessories Small Brand on the Essex Coast by Amy Dale. She specialises in home decor and accessories and loves working with her lovely customers to also create unique and bespoke pieces for their home. "It started as a hobby and quickly turned into a little business I run from my little seaside home alongside working full time." Amy.
Contact her: amy-bec@hotmail.co.uk
Website: www.cottonknotsmacrame.bigcartel.com
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
The design of her collection is inspired by Middle Eastern Architecture. Decorations make frequent use of geometric patterns and are often built on combinations of repeated squares and circles which may be overlapped and interlaced to form intricate and complex patterns including a wide variety of tiles. Laser-etched on sustainable wood painted and varnished with organic material.
Discover Kristina's collection: Virtual Market
Contact her: info@arkjourney.com
Website: arkjourney.com
Ark Jewellery
By Kristina Smith
Florette Designs
By Mandeep Kaur
London Accessory Week
Store Owner
Mandy wanted to create a brand to encourage the use of environmentally-friendly, sustainable, and cruelty-free fashion with meaning behind it.
"Inspired by Nature, we often use real flowers, roses and gemstones to create a high quality demi-fine fusion of statement and everyday wear jewellery and homeware." Mandy
Contact her: florettedesigns@gmail.com
Website: www.florettedesigns.co.uk
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Ochini is an independent designer and artist currently based in London.
When Ochini presented her fabric flower bouquets at a wedding showcase she was surprised to find that the hair accessories she presented as a side interest provoked a lot of attention from onlookers. From that day on, her focus was redirected into headwear. Most of Ochini's inspiration derives from her love for floral patterns and print, merging western techniques with eastern majestic and mystical elements.
Discover Ochini's collection: Virtual Market
Contact her: ochini.millinery@hotmail.com
Website: ochinimillinery.co.uk
Ochini Millinery
By Ochini Gunatilake
Angela Thouless Art & Tribe All
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Founder of urban T-shirt label, Tribe All, Angela Thouless merges art with fashion. Voted Top Emerging Designer of the Year 2019 and Diverse Company of the year 2020 at the International Runway Achievers and Recognition Awards, the Scottish designer paves the way for inclusive fashion. Angela proves there is no age when it comes to fashion and celebrates inclusivity with her tribal inspired T-shirts.
Contact her: angelathouless@outlook.com
Website: angelathouless.com
By Angela Thouless
Meanmagenta Marbling Art
By Paola De Giovanni
London Accessory Week
Exhibitor
Paola De Giovanni's photographic work focuses on the strengths of simple things often overlooked in today's fast-paced society. She uses her camera to document and preserve dramatic light, timeless beauty and fleeting moments of perfection, both in an urban environment and in nature. "Marbling to me is like meditation, a playful way to create abstract beauty, a journey into spellbinding patterns, and create haphazard designs." Paola.
Contact her: paola_degio@yahoo.co.uk
Website: meanmagenta-photography.com/shop
Monique Lee Millinery
By Monique Lee Hylands-White
London Accessory Week
Exhibitor
Monique launched Monique Lee Millinery in 2013, her approach to hat design is adventurous, experimental. Her designs have been featured in over 200 covers and editorials: VOGUE, Vanity Fair (Emma Watson, shot by Tim Walker, March 2017, and Kate McKinnon, shot by Annie Leibovitz, Nov 2017), L’Officiel, Schön!, Tatler, Hello!, Brides, AnOther, The Protagonist, Superior, The Guardian, The Independent, Evening Standard, Sunday Times, Royal Ascot Official, Channel 4 Racing and many more.
Contact her: info@moniquelee.uk
Website: www.moniquelee.uk
Atram Colours
By Marta Rosiak
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Atram Colours was born from love of colour and jewellery.What you'll find in her collection is all handmade design and features African wax prints called Ankara, Czech glass beads, leather cords and Swarovski pearls.
"My inspirations come from my London life, from my travels and from my birth country Poland."
Marta
Discover Marta's collection: Virtual Market
Contact her: info@atramcolours.co.uk
Website: www.atramcolours.co.uk
By Lucy Blenkinsop
Cloud + Clay
London Accessory Week
Store Owner
Cloud + Clay create polymer clay jewellery - all designed and handcrafted in Staffordshire, by Lucy Blenkinsop. Lucy is incredibly talented young designer who studied fashion at Sheffield Hallam University for 2 years prior to Cloud + Clay. She has been featured in TATLER, ELLE UK online and Refinery29 UK.
Contact her: cloudandclaydesign@gmail.com
Website: cloudandclay.co.uk
Mara Girone Simple Sophistication
By Mara Girone
London Accessory Week
Exhibitor
Her work is inspired by the tapestry of life and speaks to women who are adventurous, feminine, brave and authentic. She embellishes clothes with hand embroidery for women who are guided by passion and curiosity for our rich and colourful world, facing every day with independent spirit and style. "I fell in love with hand-embroidery at the age of 8, and returned to this art regularly throughout my life." Mara.
Contact her: hello@maragirone.com
Website: maragirone.com
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Tash & Ola is handcrafted clay jewellery brand created by Cheri du Toit in South Africa. They strive for unique and good quality products and friendly service.
All their products are handmade and they ensure their customers receive quality products and service. Each pair is unique as it is cut from a slab made of clay scraps.
Contact her: tashandola23@gmail.com
Website: tashandola.com
Tash & Ola
By Cheri du Toit
Laconic;
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Laconic; - ‘to express using few or little words.’
Embrace the true nature and power of jewellery; express yourself and tell your story through the act of wearing jewels.
Every piece is designed and crafted by hand, using traditional methods and sustainable materials. As a maker, my passion is to empower you to express yourself and bring ideas to life. Crafting jewellery that is made to be worn — by you.
Contact her: sales@laconicjwls.co.uk
Website: laconicjwls.co.uk
By Lindsay Forbes
Nolja — Playful Silversmith
By Keum Jin Karlaganis
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
The Korean term Nolja (놀자) means “come play”. Designer Keum Jin creates playful silvermith works of art using silver, gold, pearls, and gem stones. The designs are influenced by the different cultures Keum Jin experienced, as a Korean artist, who spent nine years in London and is currently living in Switzerland. Each piece of jewellery is handmade and unique. You can find rings, necklaces, earrings, pendants, bracelets and bangles. The jewelleries are designed and created by Keum Jin herself in her studio in the old town of Zürich, Switzerland.
Contact her: nolja8001@gmail.com
Mirabelle House Millinery
By Anne Mack
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Mirabelle House Millinery is a brand created by young and tallanted milliner Anne Mack specializing in Vintage-Inspired Headwear.
"I enjoy both drawing interest in creating something different and challenging, while achieving balance within the same piece. It is similar in a way to stirring someone's temper, and calming it simultaneously. This can be done with the elements of texture, shapes, colors, and concepts." Anne
Contact her: nyhandcrafts@yahoo.com
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Welcome to Glitterati Hats, finally living my teenage dream of making hats! Each hat is as Unique as You, Handcrafted, No two hats the same,As bling or Subtle as you Wish! A keepsake you can wear again ! Perfect for Bride2be to Birthday, Babyshowers to Festivals, Graduation, Pride , Fancy Dress, Holidays ...
Contact her: glitteratihatco@gmail.com
By Sarah Louise
Glitterati Hats
Sian Dorman Textiles
By Sian Naomi Dorman
London Accessory Week
Exhibitor
Sian Naomi Dorman is a London based Sustainable Costume Designer & Set Installation Artist. Working at a time when sustainability and eco-consciousness is more important than ever, Sian innovatively combines materials such as: disposed fabrics (natural & synthetic), collected plastics & other waste items, vegetables, fruits, and other 'gifts' from nature, which she then melts, bonds, wraps, manipulates, constructs, deconstructs, and moulds, to become three-dimensional 'wearable art' and set installation sculptures.
Contact her: sianndorman@hotmail.com
Website: siandormantextiles.co.uk
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Angela Elliott specialises in designing and producing vintage inspired hats and headpieces suitable for every occasion. Captivated by the strong silhouettes that defined millinery in the ‘40s and ‘50s, Angela creates unique pieces inspired by vintage styles, in a process that is all handcrafted to ensure a perfect fit for each individual customer. Angela’s knowledge of fashion history and design really shines through on her hat talk and shares her millinery tips and techniques on her Vintage Hat Workshops.
Contact her: info@elliottsmillinery.co.uk
By Angela Elliott
Elliotts Millinery
Impertinentes Atelier
By Mar Moreira
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
'At Impertinentes Atelier we bet on pieces with our own design, original and timeless, made by hand using a 100% artisan process.
We work in a small workshop in Galicia with creativity and taking care of every detail to bring you pieces of the highest quality.'
Mar.
Contact her: impertinentesatelier@gmail.com
Website: impertinentesatelier.com
By Sue Muir
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
FLO Design Co. create jewellery for women who enjoy clean simple designs inspired by the natural world. All pieces are handcrafted, limited editions or one of a kind. Collections are both timeless and trending - becoming wardrobe staples. Recently seen in British Vogue and Conde Nast Traveller magazines.
Contact her: flodesignco@gmail.com
Website: www.flodesignco.com
FLO Design Co.
Unicrafts London
By Emeri De Biaggi
London Accessory Week
Store Owner
Emeri designs unique handmade boxes and organisers covered in fabric to brighten up your space. Unique cross stitch creations. She really cares about her customers and takes custom orders too.
Customer Review: "Amazing box, great attention to details, very good contact with shop owner, she is open for all modifications!"
Contact her: crafts.london@gmail.com
Curiously Charmed
By Roelene Lawtie
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Roelene's business started out as a hobby, 3 years ago in South Africa working on her residence visa to come back to the UK to simply fill the time with.
"I'm still going strong, had some up and downs, got married and had to get used to living in the UK again.
I strive to create unique, individual and One of A Kind jewellery that you will cherish for the rest of your life." Roelene.
Contact her: roelenecarleton@hotmail.co.uk
Website: curiouslycharmed.co.uk
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Essyn London is a jewellery brand specialised in stylish yet affordable 925 Sterling #silver jewellery.
Rose Gold plated silver jewellery adorned with semiprecious stones make up the majority of our collections.
Contact her: essyn@essyn.co.uk
Website: essyn-london.co.uk
By Esin Ucar
Essyn London
By Sian Naomi Dorman
Sian Dorman Textiles
London Accessory Week
Store Owner
Sian Naomi Dorman is a London based Sustainable Costume Designer & Set Installation Artist. Working at a time when sustainability and eco-consciousness is more important than ever. Sian innovatively combines materials such as: disposed fabrics (natural & synthetic), collected plastics & other waste items, vegetables, fruits, and other 'gifts' from nature, which she then melts, bonds, wraps, manipulates, constructs, deconstructs, and moulds, to become three-dimensional 'wearable art' and set installation sculptures.
Contact her: info@siandormantextiles.co.uk
Website: siandormantextiles.co.uk
By Rowena Hunter
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Shapelab creates beautifully light polymer clay jewellery. Handmade with love in London, each and every single piece is unique!
They work with soft pastel colours for the Summer and deep rich colours for the Winter. They love experimenting with different shapes and many of our pieces include brass features, such as the abstract brass faces.
We would love you to follow Shape Lab on Instagram @shapelab__ to be the first to hear about new releases!
Contact her: shapelabjewellery@gmail.com
Website: www.shapelabjewellery.com
Shaplab
Rarakoala
London Accessory Week
Exhibitor
"I now have a number of collections and what makes the experience even more special is the bit of excitement and bit of nerves when the customer opens their box of sparkly personality on a clip." Charlotte
Contact her: rarakoala@outlook.com
Website: rarakoala.co.uk
By Charlotte Louise Gorham
London Accessory Week
Exhibitor
"My product was inspired by a reconnection with the simplicity of day to day life. I believe that the new world will make us exalt and value the simple things in life even more. The handcrafted embroidery done in 3 months of work defines the concept of life because it is through details and good times that we build our history and consequently a new world." Arieli
Contact her: cachecoolscarves@gmail.com
CacheCool
By Arieli Marcondes
Hatspiration by Iphiesmith
By Smith Ifechukwude
London Accessory Week
Exhibitor
Hatspiration is a trusted Millinery factory in Africa in the business of clothing accessories since 2006 owned by Smith Ifechukwude.
"Our craftsmanship and artistry gives you fashionable products that crown you as a as the glam queen that you are. Our products are highly inspired - the reason we produce custom-made one-of-a-kind luxurious hats and timeless accessories." Smith
Contact her: hatspiration@gmail.com
Website: hatspiration.com
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Eva Escamilla is an artist specialized in textile techniques: Batik, Natural dyes, Silk paint, Shibori, Ty-dye, Ecoprint, Nuno felting. Today she has her own brand Ensedart.
"I like to experiment with colours and textures, I enjoy creating, I don't consider myself a fashion designer, but a creator. I am committed to sustainability and development, integrated with respectful, responsible and fair methods towards life, people and the planet." Eva.
Contact her: evaescamillatamarit@gmail.com
By Eva Escamilla
Ensedarte
Mirissa Concept
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Mirissa is not only a brand but a concept which bets on the sustainability and slow-fashion by creating timeless and versatile earrings to be worn at any time. Simplicity and uniqueness are the concepts the brand is based on.
Contact her: mirissaconcept@gmail.com
Bracelets By Mim
By Mim
London Accessory Week
Store Owner
Creative and talented Mim makes Beautiful Affordable Handmade Jewellery including necklaces, pendants, and earrings. She uses crystal chunks for beautiful silver and gold colour necklaces. Variety of colours are available in her every collection. You can also find silver charm necklaces on her store.
Contact her: mim.carmona.g@gmail.com
By Maria Fuentes
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
This brand’s philosophy is built into every piece they make – rooted in the confluence of art, architecture and product design, and keeping the person at the centre of their designs. Born out of a love for creativity and high culture, Katherine Riardant designs showcase sophistication and superior craftsmanship using high quality, environmentally friendly materials.
Contact her: andrea.gandica.ag@gmail.com
Website: www.katherineriardant.com
By Katherine G. Fuller
Katherine Riardant
Objects From The Past
By Fiona Bentley
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Are you looking for stylish and unique items to decorate your home?
We have collected rare vintage home accessories which you cannot find anywhere else.
Most of our items are one-off, so once it's sold, it's gone.
We regularly update our stock, make sure you visit us from time to time to see new additions!
Lilas Handmade Jewellery and Accessories
By Lila Jeng
London Accessory Week
Store Owner
I love nature, often inspired by it. I love creating beautiful things with my hands.
Every piece of jewellery is hand made by me in my studio. I hope you will enjoy wearing them as I enjoy creating them.
I use beautiful materials collected from my travels, and often with Swarovski crystals.
Can't wait to see a photo of you with my accessories, please do share with us.
Preciously Wired Jewellery
By Penelope Mander
London Accessory Week
Store Owner
Penelope designs and make Preciously Wired jewellery and each piece is an exclusive one-off handcrafted original.
She is passionate about designing and making jewellery and has been selling online since 2000. She works exclusively with precious metals and genuine gemstones (precious and semi-precious) and genuine pearls; and every piece of jewellery is made with care and an attention to detail you’ll find hard to beat.
Contact her: preciouslywired@hotmail.com
Website: preciouslywired.com
Lyndsey Currie
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Bold, colourful, super soft and cosy knitwear, designed and made by talented young designer Lyndsey Currie on a hand powered knit machine using a high quality lambswool. All of her products come wrapped in eco friendly tissue paper and posted in a compostable and reusable mailer bag.
Customer Review: These headbands are very well made and good quality. I was so pleased with my first order I ordered some more colours. I recommend them.
Contact her: info@lyndseycurrie.co.uk
By Lyndsey Currie
AnNead Hand Knitwear
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
'I am a knitter and I live on the Isle of Eigg, Scotland where I spin cobweb yarn which I then knit into unique fine shawls, stoles, wraps, scarves and fingerless gloves. The name An Nead means ‘the nest’ in Gaelic. It’s a topographic term used to describe a hollow in the ground which is what my plot looked like when I first saw it and I enjoyed the warm connotations to the term.' Jenny.
Contact her: jenny@anneadhandknitwear.co.uk
Website: anneadhandknitwear.co.uk
By Jenny Robertson
Priestleys
By Karen Priestley
London Accessory Week
Market Seller
Luxury handmade leather accessories customised, personalised, handcrafted by Karen herself.
"I have been obsessed with luxury handbags and accessories since I can remember, and worked hard to build up my collection! I studied fashion at university, and spent 10 years lecturing fashion, art and teaching before stepping into management. I never let go of designing." Karen.
Contact her: priestleysuk@gmail.com
Website: priestleys.uk
