Versace

Versace is perhaps one of the most well known luxury designer clothing range and they produce a whole large range of goods including clothing from evening gowns to accesories such as sunglasses. I personally own a pair of sunglasses of which I am more than happy with. Although costing over a hundred pounds they clearly show their value. Yes it is expensive as with all designer goods but these glasses come in a stunning very hard wearing attractive case with len cleaning cloth and warranty. The glasses themselves have a light tint in the glass for minor sunshine, these particular ones are no good for really strong sunlight more of a spring/autumn pair. ...  Read the complete review

Well I wouldn't wear a fur coat - not a real one anyway - so the title had to reflect that!! I have discovered a lovely second hand ladies wear shop in Beachamp Place near Harrods in Knightsbrisge which has designer wear at vastly reduced prices. I bought a Valentino short leather skirt (and the leather is baby soft, ok I know I said I wouldn't wear fur - so I'm inconsistent! ) which would cost £600 new for £110 and it it relly as new - you would never have guessed it's second hand. Anyway - onto the op - at this lovely shop I spoed a beautiful cream coloured cashmere coat - Versace no less for 150 pounds. Sold to the lady slobbering in ...  Read the complete review

Come on, you think about going to your graduation ball and you imagine yourself in some designer dress looking fantastic and not having to worry about anyone else wearing the same outfit. Well, I got a first in my degree and stupid as it sounds when asked by my parents what I wanted, a Versace dress for the ball was my reply. I have spent years watching Liz Hurley being a Versace clothes peg so to speak and always envied the fact that ragerdless of what the papers all say, she really does look great. Anyway I spent a staggering amount of money on a gold sparkly dress from Versace from my ball and although I have to admit that I have never worn it since it ...  Read the complete review

OK so the main man has met his maker now, but the label and design lives on. I used to always view the new season's Versace gear with both interest and slight amusement. It is certainly a bit more adventurous than some of the more standard English High Street clothing, reflecting the bloke's own personality. Jeans are often of a tight fit, but the material is usually durable and some of the trousers are of very exciting, erm "colourful" design. The sort of clothes I'd love to wear, but always at the back of my mind that I'd probably get beaten up for wearing it (especially at the football) A similar theme runs through with shirts and ...  Read the complete review

Versace, is probaly one of the most famous and largest designers in the world. So why now at its peak of alltime supremecy has its standards dropped, in other words breaking out the fashion to any minor celebrity that can barley afford it. Versace is a big roller and thats the way it should stay, why should any old 'trash' be allowed to wear it, Versace is a traddition and I am a strong believer with tradition, I understand fashion must go on and change to fit in a world thats changing around it but does this really mean that anyone can wear it? well... no they cant, a high standard of garments should be worn only by the best, big people in the entertainment ...  Read the complete review