the Autumn/Winter of 2007. It featured again circus themes, with tigers and magic, as well as disco elements. Medieval inspiration also featured with Knights in Shining Armour Necklaces, feather tips, wooden arrows, and plumage.Movie Mayhem followed Dark Stages with popcorn beads, Lolita glasses, and 3D glasses that really work as well as being an accessories. The designers Harriet and Rosie were inspired by giant things which became the inspirations behind Autumns 2008 collection, Attack Of The 50 ft Jewellery. It featured giant zips, ink splats, and pencils. In 2009 two collections were produced: Leisure Pursuits, which had plimsolls, ping pongs, and telephones all turned into jewellery; later on in the year, Button Up which was inspired by the Pearly Kings and Queens of East London, where Tatty Devine are based. They worked with the Pearlies and donated A Pound to the Pearlies for every pearly man brooch and necklace sold. In 2010 Tatty Devine created Sundae Best, their Spring/Summer 2010 collection, which featured fans, doily hearts, cocktail umbrellas, anchors, and bunting. The following collection for autumn/winter 2010, The Age of Blazing Trails, was inspired by the Wild West, saloons and firework displays, featuring crystal studded and inked firework explosions and fringed accessories. In 2011 Tatty Devine was inspired by light, legend and luxury: exploring chunky quartz-style gems, rainbows, halcyon moons, sparkling hummingbirds and mystical unicorns. Their autumn collection referenced the art of craft, with acrylic patchwork arrangements, cosy foxes, wise owls and leather accessories mimicking the detailing on brogue shoes. In 2012 Tatty Devine looked to warmer climes as mirror parakeets were joined by delicate Mexican-inspired lacework, juicy slices of melon and charm-heavy 'junk' jewellery. This was followed by an Autumn/Winter collection which featured contrasting town and country mice, witty miniature printed willow pattern plate adornments, crystal studded paisleys, moths and German gingerbread. In 2013 Tatty Devine experimented with exuberant shades of acrylic including iridescent and neon, to create strands of lotus buds, elephants, geometric arrangements and hot house leaves. Their following Autumn/Winter collection saw them join the space race with delicate beaded constellations, Peter Max-style pop art lettering, shimmering la luna and avant-garde robots and gems. In 2014 Tatty Devine released their Spring/Summer collection which drew on retro futuristic space modules, hyper real printed conch shells, opalescent beach-finds and hand moulded iridescent bubbles - continuing to push beyond the boundaries of traditional jewellery design. This was followed by an