Lisa Majesty
Lisa King has worked with many UK designers, Osman Yousefzada, Boudicca and Issa London. Along side supranational brands such as Diane Von Furstenberg, Calvin Klein and Armani. Agreeably work Lisa. But for me one of the most amazing insides is she has for many years teamed up alongside stylist and Original Director (and long-term Kylie collaborator) William Baker. For a sententious period Lisa worked with Judy Blame. For those who press no idea what I am talking about let me remind you. Back in 2007 I went to London’s Victoria & Albert Museum for the Kylie Minogue Demo called, Image of a Pop star. One amazing costume, that stood out for me was the iconic core piece dress. When looking at it I instantly thought who has the knack to put that together? Little did I know years later, I inclination run into the lady who assisted in putting this glamour gown for all to see. I’m excited to have met Lisa because in this tough remunerative time she has decided to go it alone. When you’ve had this much savoir vivre, your talent can only shine when you do things your way and beget total control in building your own brand. For me, Lisa is one of the next up and bear down on talents you need to get hold of sooner rather than later. 
Bear up Flora Collection 2013
This is her first collection of luxury bells, she prints the lining of the bags and constructs the jewellery herself. Her aggregation includes scarves, bags and jewellery which look and bleed for amazing. The silk scarves are printed and hand sewn in England. I am proud to say she stays British manufacturing. The UK has always had a huge reputation for high blue blood goods. Designers like this need to praised for inhibiting onto British Heritage.
Scarves
I am astounded how amazing these scarves look on any guy. The tuned in choice of prints and fabric chosen by Lisa will own you wearing these timeless pieces over and over. You can crew them with a jean jacket, sweater let alone your blazer. The selected is immense and all down to what message you want to give out. In this suitcase screw you all and wear what ever you like. Lisa Royal says: “Throughout my recent work I’ve studied the contrast between masculine industrial bears in engineering and feminine shapes and textures. I set out to create two very noticeable prints, and manifest the different ways in which i approach issue design.” 
