Today I am excited to share the work of talented artist and designer, Helen Little. She is the founder and creator of Laura Britt Shoes. ( They are named after her two daughters). Helen digitally designs beautiful artwork onto canvas , which are screen printed onto tennis shoes. She has an amazing story and journey behind her work!
In 1994 Helen suffered a life threatening stroke, and was plagued with not being able to walk and other disabilities. Her faith in God, and the love and support of her family helped her fully recover. The stroke was a life changing experience for Helen in many ways. She came out on the other side , with a talent not known to her before. She was able to imagine and create amazing designs for fashionable footwear. Her doctor informed her that some people receive a talent after suffering brain trauma.
This past June, I was honored to be invited by Helen, along with 4 other Seattle fashion bloggers, to participate in a commercial campaign for Laura Britt Shoes. I had a great time and loved the chance to help get the word out about this wonderful brand.
There are 5 different designs available on the website. I Hope you will invest in a pair, they are fun to wear, stylish, and support a great cause. If you are a Seahawks fan, you will want a pair of the stadiums to show off your twelves spirt in blue and green!
1) French Gabby:
2) Vintage Susan:
3) Mid Century-Geometric
4)Mid Century-Atomic:
6) Stadium( Available in 4 different options)
I am blessed to call Helen friend. I actually met her in the airport two years ago, on my way back from a fashion trade show in Vegas. Helen was returning from their also, we struck up a conversation and found out we have lots in common. It was exciting to help her out with this campaign.
I love this post! Great designs of shoes and not to mention lovely bloggers from the PNW represent! I love the commercial too. Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Cassie, glad you stopped by@!
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Love these shoes! The French Gabby is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteHi Marissa, I love that one too...glad I was picked to model that pair! Have a great day ..I love your blog btw!!
DeleteI'm obsessed! Those are some cute shoes! I need a pair!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rachel..I hope you get some!!
DeleteThank you Valorie,
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post about my journey into the fashion world. What makes it fun along the way is making new friends like you!
Seattle's Fashion is growing and very supportive of their designers.
My men and women's Stadiums are the big sellers right now. Seattle love's their teams! Helen Little
Awe thank you Helen! You are such a sweet doll, and I am so honored you chose me to help with this, I know your business will boom, because your heart and soul are in it!
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Valerie
Love the vintage susan shoes. Will have to find out more where I can find these shoes.
ReplyDeleteArent those the cutest??! Thank you Candace ...just got to the website in the post ! Hope you get a pair!
DeleteThey are adorable
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You look gorgeous in white!!
ReplyDeleteAwe thanks Ruthie, so sweet of you!
DeleteThese shoes are too cute! I love all the different styles!
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Sami
www.theclassicbrunette.com
How awesome! I love the mid-century goemetric. Very fun shoes, indeed! Thanks for sharing. I love that you were featured in a commercial too.
ReplyDeleteThose shoes look really lovely. They seem to be comfy.
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I love them Izabela, super comfy and stylish !
DeleteWhat an amazing story! Love the shoes too.
ReplyDeleteIT is a great story..thank you Melanie!
DeleteI really love espadrilles because they are so comfy and does not sacrifice style. Yours look lovely with the dress!
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Thank you Abigail, these are great for style and yes so comfy! Have a great weekend!
DeleteThanks for linking up to Top of the World Style
ReplyDeleteThanks Nicole!
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