Showing posts with label accessory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accessory. Show all posts

Sunday, August 25, 2013

Partnership Opportunity: Host an Intimate Trunkshow

Our Palamuti community is growing! Become a bridge of hope, beauty, and change by introducing Palamuti with your stylish loved ones, in spreading our vision in creating a tradition of craftsmanship and excellence through handmade accessories for every woman. In doing so, we hope to provide employment opportunities for women artisans from all walks of life. Host an intimate gathering for your friends over a simple get together at your home, or favorite coffee shop or restaurant, and we'll bring our Style Advocate, together with your choice of Palamuti Products, to show your guests!


Benefits:
> Send invites through email to your guest list.
> Get special discounts when you host your own trunk show.
> Select your own fashion line-up.
> Receive a special gift from Palamuti.
> Our Palamuti Style Representative will give you tips on accessorizing the Palamuti Way.

FOR INQUIRIES: info@palamutishop.com

Tuesday, August 20, 2013

Fall-en- Transition from Summer to Fall

Fall-en
We are bidding good bye to citrus colors, while ushering the coming of the fall season. For this set, we featured our Hiraya Scarf Necklaces, since scarves are traditionally staple to a fall outfit. We chose an orange scarf, with tassels paired with nudes, to celebrate the transition from summer to autumn, characterized by fun and bright colors. A blue top is a great contrast to an orange scarf, so be sure to have one at hand. 


People Tree khaki pants
$82 - peopletree.co.uk


Madewell tote bag
madewell.com


Vionnet jewelry
thecorner.com


Michael kors jewelry
saksfifthavenue.com



Miu Miu belt
yoox.com

Monday, August 19, 2013

Hiyas - Palamuti

Neutral Addiction

Neutral Addiction
This set shows my personal style which leans towards my love for neutrals, square pants and wedges. When I shop for clothes, I choose based on comfortable clothes with classic cuts, sans sacrificing style. Accessorizing elevates a simple outfit into something chic and sleek.

Reiss top
reiss.com


B*+S black pants
farfetch.com



Michael Kors black handbag
$375 - harveynichols.com



Michael kors jewelry
fashion.ebay.com


Fendi ring
yoox.com



JFR infinity bracelet
$12 - nelly.com

Thursday, July 11, 2013

Infinity and Whites


We're still high on the idea of wearing scarves, especially when it comes to using a scarf to take an outfit a notch higher, making it more interesting. Accessories are not called as such for no good reason. Their purpose is to give accent to your clothing, but with a use of an accessory like a scarf, will turn the tables around. If the notion of wearing a scarf strictly for winter, think again. By choosing the right material, you can sport a scarf even on a summer day. Right now, we are fixated in making infinity scarf-necklaces. Let us know what you think of them.



 

 


Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Head-Wraps and Head Scarves

We've been playing around with our newly found passion for scarves. We had an idea to make head-wraps, and it came about when Tita Mercy, an inspiring and strong-willed woman battling cancer and undergoing chemotherapy, and needed an alternative to a wig. In conjunction to this, we have been receiving requests to make "Tarhas" to pair with Abayas, by family and friends based in the Middle East. Thus our affair with head-wraps and head scarves began. 

Our inspiration, Tita Mercy, wearing her head-wrap with customized brooch. We made a two-toned head-wrap which she can wear to work.

The fabric we used for our two toned head-wraps are micro-peach and chiffon.

More two-toned head-wraps.

This one is a triangle scarf, with beading on the edges, which
 can be used as "Tarha" over an Abaya. 

This  scarf collection  is named after my mother, Rosalina. Unlike the Hiraya Scarf-Necklace, the beading is embroidered around the edges of the scarf. This was inspired by the beading techniques of women from Basilan, Philippines.  

Our Hiraya Scarf-Necklace can be used as a head-wrap and necklace at the same time!

Using the Hiraya Scarf-Necklace as a headpiece looks romantic, like a "Juliet" inspired veil. You can have something like this customized for your wedding entourage. Let the girls wear it as a headpiece on your wedding ceremony, and afterwards they can wear it as a scarf-necklace.

Another fun way to wear the scarf as a headpiece is to use it as a headband.
 Braid the rest of the scarf to your hair.

With just one scarf and a little bit of imagination, 
there are many ways to use it as a head accessory.

Here are our favorite videos on head-wraps from MOAMNetwork