FINDERS KEEPERS “FUTURE ICONS” & VEIRA BAGS

UNESTABLISH.COM is pleased to announce the arrival of the “Future Icons” Fashion Accessories collection from Australian label Finders Keepers and the addition of Singapore bag label Veira to the expanding number of local brands at UNESTABLISH.COM

The label Finders Keepers is a fresh take on fast fashion, with a signature look that is defined by it’s unique and often quirky prints, on-trend design and lots of colour. Conceived in 2009, the label set out to fill the niche of creating a line that was affordable yet maintained a young, fun and fashionable edge. From its humble beginnings, the label has fast become a favourite on the fashion scene and is now stocked in over 250 stores across Australia, New Zealand and in UK / Europe.

Veira is all about quirky statement bags that are as relevant today as they will be tomorrow. The look is contemporary, yet classic; functional, yet fashionable; minimalist, yet intricate. Veira is built upon a mixture of modern female flair inspired by vintage silhouettes and complemented by an array of innovative detailing. Motivated by the emergence of a desire for distinctive styles, Veira bags are created for the fashion smart woman who is chic, confident an bold enough to be herself. Made to last, our line of bags are carefully crafted with love, joy and unrestricted inspirations.

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Philippine Fashion Accessories Featured in Paris Fair

The Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said Philippine Fashion Accessories were recently featured at the "Eclat de Mode-Bijorhca 2012" international fashion accessories fair in Paris, France. In a news release over the weekend, the DFA said fashion accessories made of leather, embroidery, capiz, and other indigenous materials were featured at the Paris fair from January 20 to 23.

Eclat de Mode-Bijorhca International Fashion Accessories Fair is a twice-a-year event and an important destination for the accessories businesses, bringing together around 400 designers of fine fashion jewelry. It attracts around 15,000 visitors representing gifts retailers, department store buyers and buying offices, the DFA said.

“The four companies that exhibited their designs were Blue Planet, Unijel, Indian Summer and Designare Manufacturing. All are regular exhibitors in the fair and have built a market base in Europe,” the DFA said. Two of the four companies benefited from the support of the European Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines (ECCP). Philippine Ambassador Cristina Ortega said the Philippine-made fashion accessories were a testament to Filipino outstanding creativity and craftsmanship.

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