Bags of Love

My aim in the long run is to turn Unlimited by JK into a recognisable brand, rather than purely a fashion blog. At present, it does not get much better than flashing my logo (or trademark, as it were) on a personalised shopper bag.

Courtesy of 'Bags of Love', a company specialising in personalised gifts, the bag has the Unlimited by JK logo superimposed onto its canvas sides - a sure albeit subtle means of promoting myself while out and about. After all, a trademark or logo tends to be more memorable and iconic than the name of the brand it emblamatises.

However, my blog's logo was not the only image I considered having printed onto the shopper bag. Bags of Love did offer me an unlimited choice, that being any photo I sent them. If you try their service for yourself, you will find you can upload virtually any image to feature on their range of products. Hence I toyed with the idea of having my favourite street style photo printed onto a laptop case.

But evidently, the shopper bag won me over. Its dimensions are 35cm x 35cm x 13cm, which provides ample space for my computer and camera equipment (ideal for London Fashion Week!), or even for a spot of high street shopping. The bag is also made with my choice of black patent vinyl, plus black leather handles, making it strong as well as stylish.

I suppose one could say this shopper bag is one-of-a-kind, which is perhaps the greatest benefit of any personalised product. So thank you, Bags of Love, for gifting me with such a lovely accessory. I look forward to taking it for a spin.

(RRP: £55.00 + £3.85 delivery. You can see more products at www.bagsoflove.co.uk.)

Ever Ours, Boscombe Vintage Market

Kimberly is owner of 'Ever Ours', an online emporium selling vintage-inspired clothes
and jewellery. In addition to its physical presence at the Boscombe Vintage Market,
I have seen Ever Ours jewellery and dresses featured on well-known fashion blogs,
such as 'Sweet Monday' and 'What Olivia Did'. Kimberly wears shoes and pleated
skirt from Primark, sheer blouse from a charity shop, and Ever Ours bracelet.

The Royal Arcade, Boscombe

Nick is a volunteer for Oxfam in Poole. His outfit is inspired by the 1960s, an era he
says he was quite fond of - "I wish I had been a bit older in the 60s to appreciate it.
It was a better time than it is now; people cared more." Nick wears jeans from
'Bournemouth Jeans' on Richmond Hill, Primark t-shirt, Converse shoes, and his
bag is from the Christmas market in Bournemouth town square.