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A Sicilian Winter Visit…
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette A visit to Catania Sicily and the handbag trend… I once wrote a poem in a poetry class at University about an evening out with my girlfriends,...
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Sono Arrivata – I Have Arrived!
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette (Sorry people – this is a rough and first draft entry. I am working on the Sicilian’s sister’s computer and have limited time on here. It will be...
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Dolce and Gabbana Catwalk Report: Sicilianita’
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette It is impossible to speak with the Sicilian artist about their work without them slip into a profound nostalgia of their land and its spirit in...
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Marella Ferrera – Sicilian Treasure
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette Marella Ferrera is possibly one of Sicily’s most influential and inspirational fashion designers still living and working in Sicily. Sicily always...
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Balmain a/w 2012-13 Fashionising for the Girl About Town…
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette Balmain -Winter 2012-13 Runway Show… ‘It’s over the top, I mean it’s very very embellished. I don’t know quite where you’re going wearing those...
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Sicily, Dolce and Gabbana and Papini
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette The 2013 Winter Visit to Catania, Sicilia If there’s one thing I know fashion lovers absolutely adore, as well as everyone else, it’s the...
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Dolce and Gabbana Milan Fashion Week AW 2014
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette Dolce and Gabbana Milan Fashion Week a/w 2014 -15 Once Upon a Time in Sicily… There’s only one way to describe Dolce and Gabbana’s A/W 2014...
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Sicilianita’ T’amero Ppi Sempre
Content from Ayesha Charles at Charms of a Dandizette Sicilianita’ Image used for Platform Magazine, taken by Paolo Torrisi To explore Sicily and have no interest in the mafia is like loving the Island...
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