Rangoli Art Deco Hair-wire

Thanks to everyone who came along to Flower Boutique in Killiney last night. It was a chance for me to meet some new wedding professionals as well as chat to some great brides to be. I also got to showcase my latest hair-wire design which is inspired by Art Deco style.

I forgot how much I enjoy seeing the bride or models look coming together and we were lucky enough to have two gorgeous girls to model for us. Hair-stylist Sian Sharkey was on hand with her rollers and GHD tongs and fine mists of Elnett spray and make-up artist Ellie Balfe worked from an enviable collection of Channel foundations, vast displays of eye shadows and applied amazing lashes for the girls to flutter!

This camera pic is just a quick peek! Derek from Memento Weddings was on hand for the evening a took lots of photos which I will be sharing soon! Thanks to the Flower Boutique for hosting the evening.

New Rangoli Hair-wire design

I hope you can make it to the Flower Boutique Wedding Fair this evening in Killiney - I'll be showcasing this new Art Deco inspired hair-wire! The models will be wearing some gorgeous pre-loved designer dresses from Discount Designer.

Do say hello if you come along - if not I'll be posting some photos of the event in the coming days. All the details of the event are in the post below.

New Rangoli Rhinestone Combs

I'm really excited to add three dazzling new combs to my Rangoli collection. The first is the Vintage Lace comb, inspired by lace with beautiful scalloped detailing. The second is the Rhinestone Vine comb, inspired by Hollywood Glamour and finally, the Deco Swirl, reminiscent of Art Deco decadence!

Do you have a favourite? Have a look at my website for the full collection or read about some of my recent commissions.

New Rangoli Combs

I'm excited to showcase two new Rangoli combs - here are some words to describe them...high glamour, sparkle and 'so wearable' after your wedding day! These pieces of hair jewellery are inspired by 1920's to 1940's design. I'm even including a pic of the Chrysler building in New York - a classic piece of Art Deco architecture.

The comb on the left is called Rhinestone Vine and features delicate crystal encrusted leaves and beaded vine. The second design is the Deco Swirl, reminiscent of 1920's Art Deco fabulousness. I think it would go perfectly with Jenny Packham's Sorrento dress below.

I love, love, love working with pearls for their lustre and antique quality and have combined some into these designs. However, some dresses just demand that extra sparkle that only rhinestone can provide! I'm already thinking of some occasions to wear these myself! Keep an eye on my website for new designs and remember that I have lots more designs in my showroom.

Which do you prefer - Sparkles or pearls or a bit of both?!

Dress image found via Google images
Chrysler image via New York Posters