Ed's pick Fabulous mag

paper dolls dress this weeks fabulous magazine , ed's pick :)

http://www.newsoftheworld.co.uk/fabulous/fashion/fashion_fix/828996/Eds-choice-Paper-Doll-range-at-Oasis.html

Paper dolls collection VOGUE.COM

Paper Dolls collection you Magazine

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-1265470/Fashion-life-Why-look-better-flesh.html#ixzz0pKD82a9V

www.clairemac.com

My website is currently under construction , my new collection will be available to view online soon at http://www.clairemac.com/ !

Grazia Fashion Chart

Check out this weeks Grazia, My dress is no.3 in the fashion charts :)

Evening Times Article

http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/editor-s-picks/top-store-snaps-up-claire-s-designs-1.1024846

New Designers Press release

27 Apr 2010
New Designers 2010 – TEXTILE TRENDS
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Showcasing the best of graduate designFrom architecture to animation, furniture to fashion, graphics to glassWEBSITE: http://www.newdesigners.com/ DATES:PART 1: 1-4 July 2010 – Textiles; Fashion & Accessories; contemporary Applied Arts; Ceramics & Glass; Jewellery & Precious Metalwork.PART 2: 8-11 July 2010 – Product Design; Furniture; Visual Communications (including Graphic Design & Illustration; Spatial Design.Anyone with an interest in textiles, interiors, fashion and next season’s trends should make a note to visit New Designers. The long running show (celebrating 25 years this summer) launches the careers of the best design graduates from across the UK’s design courses. Part 1 features designs for textiles, surface pattern and fashion accessories as well as applied arts and graphics. The event regularly attracts buyers and prospective employers representing international brands as well as curators and stylists wanting to tap into fresh ideas and undiscovered talent. Amongst this year’s textiles exhibitors within New Designers special One Year On feature area are Claire McInally, whose collection at New Designers in 2009 was spotted by Oasis and will be in-store this Spring. Caroline Gauci has established an ethical business, working with weavers in Cambodia using Ikat technique to create the Home Addict collection of silk cushions and wall hangings. Bright colour and intricate pattern seems on trend for 2010. Sarah-Jayne Guest employs digital printing to create brightly coloured, highly patterned home furnishings. Meanwhile Krishna Madana fuses traditional Indian hand embroidery with bold prints and vibrant colours.