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Shoes to dye for prove so popular
THE Colour Studio at Rainbow Club is going from strength to strength, as more girls are opting to have shoes dyed not only for weddings but also for other special occasions.
The rise in popularity of end of school 'proms' - once an American preserve, means that more and more girls are looking for something special, and different, to make them stand out.
The Colour Studio has years of expertise in hand colouring shoes and bags perfectly, and can guarantee colour matching when colouring shoes or bags from the extensive ranges at Rainbow
Club.
THE Colour Studio at Rainbow Club is going from strength to strength, as more girls are opting to have shoes dyed not only for weddings but also for other special occasions.
The rise in popularity of end of school 'proms' - once an American preserve, means that more and more girls are looking for something special, and different, to make them stand out.
The Colour Studio has years of expertise in hand colouring shoes and bags perfectly, and can guarantee colour matching when colouring shoes or bags from the extensive ranges at Rainbow
Club.
Sara bags a new look for men
SARA Ratcliffe is aiming to create a new look in men's bags and accessories using bold colours and cartoon style design.
The Royal College of Art student has studied traditional leather goods techniques and worked as a freelance designer for three years before deciding to take her masters.
She said: 'I love accessories as I see them as part of an overall look. I am all about colour and always think about the range of shades before the design, but everything could also work in more muted, toned down versions.
'I want to create things that stand out first and that are commercialised and saleable second.'
SARA Ratcliffe is aiming to create a new look in men's bags and accessories using bold colours and cartoon style design.
The Royal College of Art student has studied traditional leather goods techniques and worked as a freelance designer for three years before deciding to take her masters.
She said: 'I love accessories as I see them as part of an overall look. I am all about colour and always think about the range of shades before the design, but everything could also work in more muted, toned down versions.
'I want to create things that stand out first and that are commercialised and saleable second.'
