Beaumont Organic Clothing recently challenged seven bloggers, including myself and Mademoiselle Robot, to a styling challenge. They kindly sent me a gorgeous, luxury collar from their collection and asked me to style it any way I wished, as long as it was 'me'.
I decided to go down the hyper-girly route and added it to a pale lavender-hued blouse from Tesco Clothing, a Primark ruffle skirt poofed out with my vintage tulle underskirt, my thrifted ballet girl suitcase bag and my a pair of black wedges.
The Beaumont Organic brand stands out to me- it was started in 2007 by a girl after my own heart named Hannah Nicole. She muses that after years of owning numerous cotton t-shirts, she eventually began to “explore the niche our market has for beautiful clothes that are also environmentally friendly."
After finishing university and settling in a comfortable job, she wanted a new challenge and so Beaumont Organic was born. The initial range consisted of eight pieces all made from 100% organic cotton jersey, free from both pesticides and insecticides.
Alongside the clothing range, Hannah Nicole also set up the Beaumont Organic Foundation which ensures that a percentage of the annual profits is donated to the Niusawa School in Fiji after Hannah lived and taught there in 2002. Beaumont stocks beautiful clothing and is built around a brilliant ethos. Created by a successful, intelligent woman, it is definitely my kind of company.
So how do you think I did? Show me some love, the prize is two pieces from the new collection!
I decided to go down the hyper-girly route and added it to a pale lavender-hued blouse from Tesco Clothing, a Primark ruffle skirt poofed out with my vintage tulle underskirt, my thrifted ballet girl suitcase bag and my a pair of black wedges.
The Beaumont Organic brand stands out to me- it was started in 2007 by a girl after my own heart named Hannah Nicole. She muses that after years of owning numerous cotton t-shirts, she eventually began to “explore the niche our market has for beautiful clothes that are also environmentally friendly."
After finishing university and settling in a comfortable job, she wanted a new challenge and so Beaumont Organic was born. The initial range consisted of eight pieces all made from 100% organic cotton jersey, free from both pesticides and insecticides.
Alongside the clothing range, Hannah Nicole also set up the Beaumont Organic Foundation which ensures that a percentage of the annual profits is donated to the Niusawa School in Fiji after Hannah lived and taught there in 2002. Beaumont stocks beautiful clothing and is built around a brilliant ethos. Created by a successful, intelligent woman, it is definitely my kind of company.
So how do you think I did? Show me some love, the prize is two pieces from the new collection!
This look is absolutely stunning. I love how you've styled it. It must be fun to take part in a challenge like this (:
ReplyDeleteThat collar is GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeletei know a bit about this company as the company i was doing work experience had just started working with them when i was leaving to go back to uni. their stuff is very nice and easy to wear, by the looks of it. lovely collar thingy. thanks for the heads up that yours is ok
ReplyDeleteOh.my.god.
ReplyDeleteI love love love this collar!! Sooo cute! I really want one too! Love your outfit, it's really cute :) xx
THat collar is gorgeous - I really love the super-girly look you've gone for!
ReplyDeleteYou've done fantastically! It's a gorgeous piece to start with but I love how you've styled it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collar and your styling has made it even more lovely. Loving the skirt and the ballerina vanity case, too. xxx
ReplyDeletei think it looks great! super cute little blouse x
ReplyDeleteJealous of your little peter pan style collar - it looks adorable!
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love love love it! i've started making my own little collars but not as pretty as that one! you wear it so well :) x
ReplyDeleteI love the collar!
ReplyDeleteAnd I used to have that little bag!
Oh my, the ballerina case! You have answered one of my life long questions. I have always wanted one of these and seen so many at car boots, but thought to myself NO I am not a child anymore and nor do I do ballet. But you have proved me wrong and set me off again wanting one so badly!
ReplyDeleteI think you styled the outfit perfectly, the collar is a gorgeous piece and think the blouse compliments it perfectly xx
Oh I love your collar Eleanor, they way you've styled it looks adorable - big thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteSally, Louder Than Silence x
Oh, I had that ballet bag as a child! Brings back lots of memories..
ReplyDelete& you look lovely, absolutely love the blouse :)
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It looks great with your blouse! Before I starting reading, I thought it was actually part of it :3 xx
ReplyDeletelovely outfit xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little collar! I love how you styled it, great job! xx
ReplyDeleteEllie, you are bloody adorable! x
ReplyDeleteThe collar is lovely. I will definitely have to check out Beaumont Organic x
ReplyDeleteThe collar is so pretty, love the way you've styled it xXx
ReplyDeleteThe collar is gorgeous and you look so pretty and feminine in these photos x
ReplyDeleteoooooh how cute is that collar!? i loove it!!!
ReplyDeleteYou look absolutely adorable, love it! Have a great Sunday, xx
ReplyDeleteohhhhhh you look LOVELY! i especially cannot stop staring at the ruffle skirt - better get myself down to primark to have a good rummage!
ReplyDeletegorgeous styling as per (i have been looking at your blog for quite some time!) and i shall check out beaumont organic :)
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adorable!
ReplyDeleteoh my! i use to have the ballet bag when i was a child!! i'd totally forgotten about it too until i saw your picture. shame it got thrown away :(
ReplyDeletethe outfit looks fantastic. and I am totally jealous of the thrifted case, I used to have that when I was weee!
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