Focus Fashion Notes

'Cut for Evans' is a new collection unveiling the future of plus size design. Students from Bournemouth and Kingston Universities, known for their strong print and knitwear design divisions, entered the competition to see their designs launched online and at Evans' flagship store. The collection showcases Alice Farrow's contemporary and bold prints and Rebecca Partington's fun and unique knitwear pieces. We've picked out a couple of vibrant pieces guaranteed to banish those grey days and winter blues! The Cut for Evans Yellow Scuba Neoprene Cut Out Shift Dress Be loud and proud in this daring  dress designed by Alice Farrow.  Wear with a pair of  The Cut For Evans Black Print Leggings The Cut for Evans Pink and Green Sleeveless V-Neck Jumpsuit , a pastiche of bold colour and shape enhancing cuts, the sleeveless v-neck jumpsuit from cut for evans is an exclusive by Alice Farrow.  

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We just wanted to let you know you can now shop the new Swan collection for Autumn by Clements Ribeiro. After a groundbreaking collection for SS12, Clements Ribeiro and Evans have collaborated for a second time to bring you an exclusive range that’s bound to excite. Taking last season’s Swan to another level, dresses and sophisticated separates remain at the core of the collection with an emphasis on autumnal colours such as oxblood red, tan, cobalt blue, dark violet and black. Watercolour pansies, constructivist tulips, and the designers’ favourite, the ‘Salome’ print, influenced by Aubrey Beardsley’s sensuous artwork, dominate the beautifully cut pieces. Commenting on the collaboration, Inacio Ribeiro says, ‘ It has been a pleasure to work on this pioneering project. With this second collection, we gained a lot more confidenc .and designs are more sophisticated in order to give the curvy girl beautiful clothes which are relevant to this season’s trends