Styling Tips
Fashion & Trends
Welcome to our style and fashion guide, these pages are kept up to date by our dedicated
design team. Here you will find essential fashion and style tips from Simon Jersey's
head of design Helen Harker and senior designer Emma Walmsley.
This section also includes this seasons must haves, ideas for updating your look
after hours and much more..
Head of Design, Helen Harker gives an insight into her world
Catwalk trends are critical to watch, so I routinely peruse all
the glossy fashion mags and think about how to develop the latest looks to work
within a workwear environment.
My favourite shopping location is Paris - it's so vibrant and the
style and fabrics are very inspirational.
How people dress fascinates me and I like to talk to them about
what they are wearing and where they bought it from.
Out and about I never switch off, I find myself constantly watching
staff in restaurants or chefs in the open kitchens just to constantly move with
the latest trends, and gain a knowledge of their working environment.
Colour inspiration is a key driving force in developing the next
season's key look. I get my inspiration from fashion and trade shows like Premiere
vision in Paris, fashion journals and from what's happening around me - trends within
new furnishings, shops, restaurants, bars and hotels.
Our customers are always at the forefront of my mind, I talk to
them as often as possible and we have special workshops to hear their views. I know
the knowledge obtained from the wearer is essential for development.
An aim of mine is to have everybody in the work place in a professional,
yet comfortable range of clothing, which makes the individual look good whilst promoting
the company brand identity.
Fashion Guide
Style Tips
Head of Design, Helen Harker gives an insight into her work
Catwalk trends are critical to watch, so I routinely peruse all
the glossy fashion mags and think about how to develop the latest looks to work
within a workwear environment.
My favourite shopping location is Paris – it’s so vibrant
and the style and fabrics are very inspirational.
How people dress fascinates me and I like to talk to them about
what they are wearing and where they bought it from.
Colour inspiration is a key driving force in developing the next
season’s key look. I get my inspiration from fashion and trade shows like
Premiere vision in Paris, fashion journals and from what’s happening around
me – trends within new furnishings, shops restaurants, bars and hotels.
Out and about I never switch off, I find myself constantly watching
staff in restaurants and chefs in open kitchens just to constantly move with the
latest trends, and gain a knowledge of their working environment.
Our customers are always at the forefront of my mind, I talk to
them as often as possible and we have special workshops to hear their views. I know
the knowledge obtained from the wearer is essential for development.
An aim of mine is to have everyone in the work place dressed in
a professional, yet comfortable range of clothing, which makes the individual look
good while promoting the company brand identity.
“Image is an important part of the beauty industry and we can always rely
on Simon Jersey to keep updating their range of tunics with the latest colours and
styles. It helps us to keep our image fresh and
up–to–date”
July Payler, Proprietor – Pure Indulgence
