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Anonymous AW11 ft. Florence Brudenell-Bruce

Here is the full A/W collection and we are featuring 50's.  High-waisted skirts, some serious knits and some great lace detailing. Accessorised with no more than some undeniable Parisian chic. Try some great vintage sunnies or a cute Beret, belt up big cardies and ankle socks will cuten up some pieces for a truly stylish look. New collection online now

Potential Princess?

The No.1 Bachelor of the country may just have been taken off the market by our AW11 model Florence Brudenell-Bruce.

The former girlfriend of Jenson Button who is hardly ever seen out in anything but seriously short shorts has stepped it up in our glorious new collection. 
The knits are out in force in some of the most desired colours of the season with detail to die for, flattering, fabulous and feminine rolled in to one! High-waisted skirts are making an appearance with some seriously cute Parisian inspired accessories.So here you have it a sneak peek at some Autumn/ Winter must haves, more coming.
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Givenchy Couture AW 2011

It would have been cruel of me to keep this a secret from you all. Not only one of the most fantastic designers but Riccardo Tisci has managed to out do himself with this mind blowingly fantastic collection. shame about the price tag! MORE HERE

Terry De Havilland

Looking for a shoe that no others will Rival? Terry De Havilland is celebrating his 50 year anniversary  by launching a pop-up shop in Selfridges, London. The brand, which was founded in 1961, will be running the pop-up concession for one month from the 15^th of July. It will include a display of Terry’s work from the past five decades and will also stock four limited edition exclusive styles. Selfridges will also now be stocking the AW11 collection. Anonymous also stock a few  Terry De Havilland pieces in Store.

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I Blame Coco - Playwright Fate

A former Anonymous Model having huge success with her music. See more of COCO HERE

Luxury Lace

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Ok! Magazine, March 29th

Its good to keep an old tradition going, Anonymous still use the traditional Nottingham lace for some of their garments in their continues collection. CLICK TO SEE MORE

From the beginnings of the industry until the end of the 20th century, at least 99% of the lace and net made in Britain passed through Nottingham. It was only natural that lace made on machines in Britain came to be called "Nottingham Lace." The largest buyer of Nottingham Lace was North America. In addition to the lace manufactures, a second group promoting Nottingham as the center of the machine-made lace industry was the machine builders. The Nottingham builders built 99% of the world's twist lace machines and many of the warp lace machines. In the USA the lace-curtain machine was simply called "The Nottingham Lace Machine."

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Ahoy....

Hello Sailor! Nautical inspired fashion is undeinably great. All the top designers have given their nod of approval to nautical ranges and why wouldn't they?  Nautical clothing doesn't have to consist of just horizontal stripes and boat necks. The Sailor theme is turning up the volume so dig in to the dressing up box and pull out that dress that you pranced around in. If no luck head straight to Anonymous as they have the updated, fashionista version. SAIL IN TO STORE HERE.

S/S SALE STILL ON, DON'T MISS OUT.

Firstly, welcome to our new Blog. Just to let you all know the S/S 11 Sale continues in stores. Here is a taster!

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