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New Collection Luly Yang 2010 Tea Fashion Show

Seattle designer Luly Yang will present her new collection of Day, Cocktail, Bridal and Cashmere dresses on Sunday, May 16, 2010 at the Fairmont Olympic Hotel. There will be two showings including one at 12:00pm and the second at 4:30pm.

Luly Yang’s inspiration was influenced by Parisian women who are known for being feminine, chic, worldly and sexy; women who take the time to savor life’s many flavors and adventures. Miss Yang’s silhouettes are shapely and feminine, with form fitting knee length dresses and skirts. Her suitings will be accompanied with timeless cashmere separates along with her signature bridal gowns. The color palette includes French Vanilla cream, strawberry blush, caramel and more. All fabrics used in the collection were hand selected by Luly in Europe, Asia and New York.
The Tea show will feature afternoon tea in The Fairmont's Georgian room which is truly a memorable experience. With an array of delicate tea sandwiches and petit sweet delights all served tiered-style, accompanied with beautiful teas ranging from Japan Sencha, Kyoto Rose, Empress Blend 1908, and more.

About Luly Yang
Since opening her first boutique in downtown Seattle in 2000, Luly Yang is celebrated for her elegant and timeless designs for both women and men. She has been editorially featured in a variety of fashion and bridal magazines nationally, including Seattle and Beijing. Luly opened her second boutique at The Fairmount Hotel in Beijing, China in November 2008. Luly Yang has earned and received many awards, including the prestigious Nellie Cashman Award in 2007 for Women Business Owners; and in 2008 the International Academy of Design and Technology IADT Lifetime Achievement Award.

Summer Collection Of Some Very Pretty Dresses

Junk Mail drives me nuts. When 80% of the days post goes straight into the blue wheelie recycle bin, it is just another bloody chore, everyday, that needs doing. However, there is one kind of Junk Mail that I am always happy to receive and that is any kind of clothing catalogue. The plastic wrapping gets ripped off as quickly as if I were opening a cheque from the National Lottery, because what I love about them is the fact I get to look at brands that I wouldn't otherwise have any interest in, enter the Joules brochure.

To me, Joules is a brand synonymous with the Horsey fraternity as I have seen the branding on some items of clothing worn by certain Mums in the Playground. Whoever wants to drop their kids off at school wearing a baseball cap, wellies and stinking of horse shit is beyond me, but it may not be too long before I am embracing the brand they seem to love (avoiding the Equestrian section obviously).

Prices are beyond reasonable and the spring and summer collection consists of some very pretty dresses, I am thinking wedding/party attire

£99

or simple daytime, lets chuck on a dress and some beads and we won't have to think too hard but will still look effortlessly stylish

£55, but out of stock in my size or I would have ordered it!

I am also loving these pretty pink driving shoes, all the comfort of a Tods style Loafer sole without the price tag, ice cream colouring and an upper not too dissimilar to the Chloe Paddington Flat, that I wore into the ground a few years back.

£49

All in all, I am extremely impressed and the childrens collection is beyond cute with a lot of the little girls items in a very pretty print that is not too dissimilar to Cath Kidston!