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10/07/2013

Les Tatty Devine décorées !

Classé dans : COUP DE COEUR,Grande-Bretagne (UK),plastiques,Tatty Devine (UK) — bijoucontemporain @ 0:18

Ce n’est pas en France que cela arriverait !!! deux créatrices de bijoux, Harriet Vine et Rosie Wolfenden, les deux créatrices de « Tatty Devine« , décorées pour « Servce à la Nation » !!

TATTY DEVINE !! : On Friday, Rosie and Harriet received MBEs for Services to the Fashion Industry. Catch up with all the news from the big day with our royal round up. Go behind the scenes at the ceremony and discover what Prince Charles really thought of our Dinosaur GIANT Necklace.
TATTY DEVINE !! : On june 2013, Rosie and Harriet received MBEs for Services to the Fashion Industry. Catch up with all the news from the big day with our royal round up. Go behind the scenes at the ceremony and discover what Prince Charles really thought of our Dinosaur GIANT Necklace.
Tatty Devine

Harriet Vine and Rosie Wolfenden ARE « TattyDevine« . They’ve been designing and making jewellery since 1999.

On June 2013, Rosie and Harriet (Tatty Devine designers) headed to Buckingham Palace in their finest Tatty Devine pieces to receive MBEs for Services to the Fashion Industry. Rosie and Harriet said, “Receiving our MBEs today is undoubtedly the proudest achievement of our careers to date. We’ve always been driven to create new, original and exciting jewellery, so to be formally recognised in this way is just incredible.”On June 2013, Rosie and Harriet (Tatty Devine designers) headed to Buckingham Palace in their finest Tatty Devine pieces to receive MBEs for Services to the Fashion Industry. Rosie and Harriet said, “Receiving our MBEs today is undoubtedly the proudest achievement of our careers to date. We’ve always been driven to create new, original and exciting jewellery, so to be formally recognised in this way is just incredible.”

Just chilling outside Buckingham Palace... with this splendid fellow! #MBE
Just chilling outside Buckingham Palace… with this splendid fellow!

Harriet and Rosie first met on Chelsea School Of Art’s Fine Art degree course. We found some bags of leather samples on the street one night, and after graduation we made leather wrist cuffs to sell on London’s markets. We were soon selling out every week at Portobello and Spitalfields. Vogue shot our first collection for their Millennium issue, and with lots of hard work, luck and fun, we grew our business to where it is today.

This year (june 2013) we were incredibly honoured to be awarded MBEs for services to the fashion industry. We’re proud to represent British design around the world and, as Tatty Devine continues to grow we stick to our principles of keeping production in the UK. Above all, we’re always motivated by fun.

Harriet Vine (Tatty Devine designer) wears Tatty Devine Dinosaur to collect MBE (june 2013)
Harriet Vine (Tatty Devine designer) wears Tatty Devine Dinosaur to collect MBE (june 2013)
"My Gem Cut Statement Necklace is from our upcoming Autumn Winter 2013 collection. The emerald mirror perspex works really well with my dress. I can’t wait for this collection to launch!”" said Rosie (Tatty Devine designer) june 2013« My Gem Cut Statement Necklace is from our upcoming Autumn Winter 2013 collection. The emerald mirror perspex works really well with my dress. I can’t wait for this collection to launch!” » said Rosie (Tatty Devine designer) june 2013

 Quelques unes de leur pièces emblématiques, à l’humour « si British » ! :

Tatty Devine - Lobster GIANT Necklace - black Tatty Devine – Lobster GIANT Necklace – black

 Tatty Devine - Dinosaur necklace
Tatty Devine – Dinosaur necklace
TATTY devine-(Harriet Vine & Rosie Wolfenden)- ady-and-dog- orange-red-big brooch-
TATTY devine-(Harriet Vine & Rosie Wolfenden)- « ady-and-dog » orange-red big brooch
Tatty Devine Aarrghhhh Necklace
Tatty Devine Aarrghhhh Necklace

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