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LFW: Obsessed With Sophia Webster

As much as I enjoyed attending fashion shows of some of the industry's renowned designers, my ultimate excitement (after meeting Tylor Tomasi Hill of course) was scouting new and under-the-radar designers at London Fashion Week. And on Day 2 of LFW, I officially made some room in my heart for relatively-new shoe designer Sophia Webster. Yup, she is sitting right up there next to Nicholas Kirkwood and Pierre Hardy. 

According to her representative whom I met, the designer has been working as design assistant to Nicholas Kirkwood since graduating from the Royal College of Art in 2010. Aha! That explains my instant attraction to her playful and oh-so-feminine designs, she's been mentored by shoe genius himself. She’s already been picked up by Net-a-Porter, Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus, Saks, and Colette. And I'm not surprised! When I took a closer look at her work I let out a loud sigh! I wanted them all! They all looked so fabulous and fun-looking to wear!

UPDATE: Designer has just commented on my instagram photo informing me that the collection will be available in Kuwait at AlOthman and Harvey Nichols by end of October. Can't wait!


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Fmt91 said…
Wow its verrrrrrry similar to kirkwood ! I love the neon one with orange beads!
26 September, 2012
May said…
They are amazing!
26 September, 2012
Anonymous said…
amazing ...love all her shoes !
26 September, 2012
Anonymous said…
Most certainly absolutely fabulous! As someone who's obsessed with shoes, I say I want all of them:) I love it that bright colours are everywhere. Way to go and make your everyday life more colourful!!!

Jolita x
http://jolitajewellery.com

26 September, 2012
Goji Boutique said…
I'm in LOVE, they're gorgeous!
26 September, 2012
LadyB_Q8 said…
Amazing shoes, Can I have size 37 in each and every pair? <3
01 October, 2012
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