A few weeks ago we teamed up with Kristina Von Oertzen - creator of myshoppingspy.com for an exclusive shopping and trends evening at QMS Medicosmetics in Chelsea.
Kristina has long been a supporter of Donna Ida, and here she's pictured below in our flagship boutique on Draycott Avenue showing off her fantastic long legs in Mother Denim Looker Jeans in Wild Flower teamed with the IDA Zipping Out of Africa Shirt in Army.
Kristina wearing Mother Denim Jeans and IDA Zipping Out of Africa Shirt
The event was held at Chelsea Spa QMS Medicosmetics – an extremely smart set up by all accounts where products have been created by skin doctor Erich Shulte. The super modern spa, just around the corner on Kings Road, consists of three state of the art tranquil treatment rooms and a large reception area showcasing all the QMS products.
Left to right: Alison wearing IDA, Alex wearing Equipment, Kristina wearing IDA & Pip wearing Tucker. All styled with black skinny Jeans.
What’s great about the QMS range is that it’s not overly confusing with millions of products; the range is created to suit all skin types. I’m currently using the Cleanser, Toner and Liquid Proteins having had a prescriptive oxygen facial which cleared out my pores leaving my skin with a healthy glowing boost.
To accompany our skincare consultations we were treated to manicures by Gloss & Polish and whilst enjoying delicious canapés and champagne.
Donna Ida girls were on hand to talk about Autumn Winter denim trends, finding the right jeans to flatter your body shape as well as showcasing some of our favourite show stopping pieces.
IDA Be Bianca Fur Coat - Noir £950.00
IDA Greta Top in Noir £195.00
J Brand Leather Skinny Jeans in Blueberry, £875.00
J Brand RTW Kay Leather Jacket in Navy Noir, £875.00
Paige Emily Point Skinny Jean in Needlepoint, £230.00
Mother Denim Looker Skinny Jean in Wild Flower, £300.00
Find the right jeans for your body shape by booking a Denim Clinic.
Click to shop IDA, JBrand, Paige, Mother Denim.
View Kristina's myshoppingspy.com blog.
