BLOOMIN' BRITISH - FLOWERS WITH POWER!

Bloomin-Heck its Mothers Day at Bloomin' British

Tired of sending the same old box of chocs or traditional bouquet to your Mum? Looking for inspiration and gift ideas that really show you care?

New flower brand Bloomin' British is just the tonic to a world of naff Mother's day paraphernalia. Uniquely different and home grown here in the UK, a flower pod from Bloomin’ British is a feast for the senses with vivid colours, incredible scents and beautiful modern arrangements that will help to perk up Mum with a natural high for the senses.

Planted, grown and loved right here in Britain , Bloomin' British supports British growers every time you buy and send a bouquet. Our Bouquets are the ultimate feel good gift for Mother's Day. Whether your mum is in need of some 'cheering up' (Bloomin' Cheerful Bouquets) or showing how great she is (Bloomin' Great bouquets)Bloomin' British really does have something for everyone’s Mum.

But Mums needn’t only be bought something once a year - Bloomin' British has grown the ultimate year long Mother’s Day gift - a subscription of flowers to remind your mum how fab you think she is all year around.

The Bloomin’ British notion has grown from the idea of going back to basics and celebrating the wonderful produce we already have right under our noses here in Blighty, by championing British grown flowers and herbs. We know that flowers can effect you in more ways than one… they can lift your mood with their scent, help you relax with their colour and re-energize you, so join us and be a part of our wholesome home-grown philosophy.

Please visit www.bloominbritish.co.uk for all your Mother’s Day solutions and why not enter the free competition to win a holiday in Norfolk for 10 people. You can even follow us on Facebook......

Join BLOOMIN' BRITISH on Facebook here: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Bloomin-British/196952703660781

Follow BB on Twitter here: http://www.twitter.com/bloominbritish 

Stockist details: 0844 567 1038 and www.bloominbritish.co.uk

BY HECK - LOOK AT "BY BASI" for AW11

Hey peeps,

So we have an exciting preview for AW11 from the amazing, By Basi collection which is a diffusion line by Armand Basi (www.armandbasi.com).

More information on our website www.twenty10london.com

Hot hot hot!!

nik & jeff xx

SPRING CHOICE - D BRAND LEADS THE WAY

Hello ladies,


Check out D.BRAND which was voted Spring 2011 choice out of all denim brands.


We love us some D.BRAND over here at LOVEFASHIONBITCHES!


Bring on that AW11 collection - we'll be previewing some delicious bits soon :-)


Also, don't forget to check out the d.brand blog page. (Nik.x)

DB DAY! D.BRAND | Guess whats coming soon?

You may have heard the name, but soon you'll be seeing d.brand in the UK.


Look Good. Feel Good. D.BRAND.


Check out some of the womenswear. Menswear details coming up :-)


N.x

Lady Gaga giving up Twitter and Facebook - FOR AIDS CHARITY

Lady Gaga giving up Twitter and Facebook to save Aids kids

Stars including Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake and Usher are giving up tweeting - in a bid to save lives.

They have vowed to sign off Facebook and Twitter until a million dollars - around £640,000 - is raised to help stricken families in Africa and India.

The Digital Life Sacrifice is part of singer Alicia Keys' Keep A Child Alive charity for World Aids Day tomorrow. The celebrities have filmed "last tweet and testament" videos and will appear in ads lying in coffins to represent what the campaign calls their "digital deaths".

Lady Gaga is hugely popular on Facebook with nearly 24 million fans, plus more than seven million followers on Twitter. Grammywinning singer Alicia, 29, said it was "really important and super-cool to use mediums that we naturally are on". The R&B star added: "It's important to shock people to the point of waking up."

She admitted it had been tricky to mobilise so many top names to help spearhead the campaign because of their various work commitments.

But she added: "Once I was able to explain the concept to them everyone was in. In the end nobody I spoke to refused to sign up."

The campaign includes US celebs such as Elijah Wood, Jennifer Hudson, Ryan Seacrest, and tennis star Serena Williams.

Leigh Blake, president and co-founder of Keep a Child Alive, said yesterday he reckoned Lady Gaga could raise the money "all by herself". He added: "She's got a very mobilised fan base and is able to draw attention to important issues like this.