Surianne Rocks F.A.M.E launch party

Thursday 4th December, international singer and songwriter Surianne kicked off the F.A.M.E launch party with a soulful acoustic set. Surianne played her debut charity single ‘Stronger Than Before’ to a trendy east London crowd of arty movers and shakers. 

F.A.M.E an evening of Fashion, Art and Music on Kingsland Road, east London took place at the new vintage fashion and lifestyle boutique 'The Pattern Market' in collaboration with the charity Hestia. Celebrities, fashionistas, artists and local talent gathered to support the London based charity Hestia, raising funds and awareness for Hestia’s domestic violence services.

Surianne’s single ‘Stronger Than Before’ was selected by Hestia as their charity single, with all monies from the single download proceeding to the charity, specifically to children and family projects - enabling mothers and children affected by domestic violence to rebuild their

lives. 

Surianne an independent up and coming artist hailing from the rock of Gibraltar, recently performed at The Emirates Stadium for The Princes Trust. Surianne is certainly having an effect on her audiences with her soulful vocal skills and experimental music style. Her music brings a new wave of sound in flamenco inspired Latin rock, strongly influenced by the fusion of the acoustic guitar. Her style is reminiscent of warm summer nights by the Mediterranean Sea. Melancholy melodies and heaps of upbeat Latin attitude make her performances original and infectious. Surianne delivered on the evening a set of strongly felt and whimsical songs that were embraced and celebrated by the east London crowd.

‘Stronger Than Before’ an interesting ballad, deals mostly with a philosophical attitude towards life and relationships, reflecting the charity theme. Both sweet and controlled, Surianne more than holds her own with her illustrious performances and heartfelt lyrics. 

Surianne is currently working on an EP; a colourful array of songs, infectious melodies

and soaring vocals, complemented by her talented band mates who’s understanding of her 

music help create what you hear.

Her voice and tunes are strong, and both words and music paint a young woman still very much in movement, change, flux. It’s an intriguing sound, and one that thoughtful listeners will cherish. Highly recommended listening and must-see live performance.

Surianne

Described as an inglesa gitana (a Spanish gypsy singing in English) London based independent singer/songwriter Surianne brings a new wave of acoustic Latin/Flamenco/Rock music.

Surianne has released her EP feature track ‘Stronger Than Before’ as a charity single this December 2010. The track is available as a download through music portals such as iTunes, Amazon and Spotify  will help to raise funds for Hestia’s Domestic Violence services, with all money raised going towards children and family projects - enabling mothers and children affected by domestic violence to rebuild their lives. ‘Stronger Than Before’ t-shirts designed by illustrator iNadia and ethical fashion brand Organik Rocka are available to buy from www.hestia.org and retails at £20

www.surianne.com

Review by Nadia PR www.nadia-pr.com

Fashion PR Consultant

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A.F Vandevorst Guerilla store only a click away

A.F. Vandevorst takes its AKTION Guerilla store series online at farfetch.com.

A. F. Vandevorst’s AKTION series of temporary guerilla stores will arrive online at global boutique marketplace farfetch.com on 16th September 2010. For two weeks only, the pioneering Belgian fashion brand will bring its unique sense of style to farfetch.com’s global community of fashion lovers.

The launch of fashion’s first online guerilla store AKTION III will coincide with A. F. Vandevorst’s offline pop-up debut at London’s Dover Street Market. AKTION III will include the A. F. Vandevorst, A. Friend and Fetish collections for women. AKTION III will be a multi-page presentation that includes an interview with the designers, a history of the AKTION series and a video of the AW10 catwalk show. A versatile interactive feature will enable fluidity of movement in and out of the creative world that is AKTION, as well as the opportunity for users to personalize and create their own mood board, and then buy the pieces being showcased. 

AKTION III’s unique online presence follows this summer’s AKTION II showcase of a collective of design, fashion and culture enthusiasts in an old property located at the Belgian seaside resort of Knokke-Zoute.

The original concept for the AKTION series was to occupy unoccupied premises in unexpected locations in various cities worldwide, allowing visitors to fall into the world of A. F. Vandevorst including all the label’s collections  - A. F. Vandevorst, A. Friend, Fetish, Nightfall and Relics, with complementary collaborations with various artists. 

As a marketplace for world-renowned retailers/independents, farfetch.com’s launch of AKTION III will offer exclusive online access to the world of A. F. Vandevorst that includes fashion and much more. 

Through its series of pop-up experiences involving boutiques, designers and fashion lovers, farfetch.com is developing to become the hub of a global fashion community. 

Killer Heels Kicks Off

Killer Heels Kicks Off

It seems that everyone is indulging in a bit of shoe fest these days. First the announcement of the much anticipated opening of Selfridges shoe galleries (I literally can.not.wait), Vivienne Westwood's shoes exhibition is currently underway and now even London's dance house at Sadler's Well's is exploring shoe phenomena with it's latest production of 'shoes' with toe-tapping, catchy, footwear-inspired song and dance numbers.

Save the Children has taken this modern age passion to create awareness of killer diseases, with the launch of its Christmas campaign - ‘Killer heels to stamp out killer disease’

From today, Save the Children are calling for donations of ‘Killer heels to help stamp out killer diseases’. Making an appeal to the fashion industry and the British public to donate their killer heels and help stamp out killer diseases such as pneumonia, malaria and measles taking millions of children’s lives around the world. Designer heels will be displayed at ‘Mary’s Living & Giving shops for Save the Children’ in December and auctioned online.

While designers are donating some of their money-can’t-buy shoes to the campaign, Save the Children is also appealing to the general public to join in by donating their most sparkly and glitzy shoes of the season to their local Save the Children shops.

Watch this space for news and updates on the latest on Killer Heels and make sure to go through your wardrobes and rifle through your shoe racks. Those glitzy shoes that are never to be worn again could make a big difference. Now you can donate them and know that they’ve helped save children’s lives around the world.

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