Spot our stylish Holland Esquire menswear collection in the November issue of Cotswold Life magazine, and see the Qetty Bang Bang greyhound called Ronni Barker too!

Guest writer, Kerry Spurry, shows her insights into vintage-contemporary fusion dressing and how to create this look…..

“And she (Kerry) does it seamlessly in an environment that harks back to the early 20th century with an eclectic mix of jazz and swing filling the space. Next to flapper dresses and sumptuous velvet coats Kerry shows selected contemporary designers such as Ann Louise Roswald, Ambre Babzoe, Sita Murt and jewellery by Alex Monroe. Kerry cleverly introduces one-offs by upcoming designers too, such as jewellery made from curious vintage trinkets and quirky ephemera by jewellery designer Maria Zureta.”

“I was in Tetbury with a friend the other day and discovered all sorts of inspirational shops. This one (Qetty Bang Bang) mixes vintage and new fashion. I found beautiful 1940’s-style hairbands for my girls.” Penelope Chilvers, Secret Addresses from Stylish People.

(Thank you Penelope)

“Quirky and unusual, Kerry Spurry’s Cotswold boutique is full of vintage appeal as well as well-chosen contemporary pieces from up=and-coming designers.”

We were delighted to find that Mr and Mrs Smith recommended our store on their esteemed Travel Blog. Find it here:

http://blog.mrandmrssmith.com/2011/02/cotswolds-self-catering-stay-didmarton-house/

Qetty loves their site and always checks it before she travels anywhere, even Waitrose!

Our new collections from Almost Famous, Ambre Babzoe and Annie Sherburne have arrived (we only stock designers beginning with the letter ‘A’!) so hope you can pop in soon.

Bye for now,

Qetty and the girls X

“Qetty Bang Bang also on Long Street (Tetbury), is a gorgeous mix of vintage and contemporary fashion.”

Qetty herself is quite a bashful individual, but you’ll find out a lot about her in the latest edition of Gloucestershire Preview Magazine, where there’s a 4 page interview and photos!

We were delighted to assist Zara Phillips in selecting a coat and hat from the store to wear to the Cheltenham Gold Cup race day. She wore a 1920’s inspired black coat and hat with leather and steel trims, by designer Suwha.

Here is Zara featured in Hello! Magazine.