• Atiwell

    At Mode Tendance, Atiwell jewellery covers bracelets, necklaces, rings and earrings, with a strong bias towards stainless steel. Alongside the metal pieces sit wooden ethnic drops, imitation pearls and translucent resin charms. The range also stretches to decorative hair clips and printed cotton clutches.

  • Belle Miss

    What holds the Belle Miss necklaces together is the metalwork. Cut leaves, linked circles, graphic medallions, tiny charms hanging from soft cords. Some sit high and flat against the base of the neck, others drop onto the collarbone. Silver, grey and black do most of the work, with red, blue, pink or copper turning up as accents.

  • bohm

    The quickest way through the Bohm dangling earrings is to look at what hangs below the ear. Some pairs finish in a feather, others in a disc of mother-of-pearl, a cut stone, a run of beads, or nothing at all beyond the worked metal itself. That single choice sets the weight and the movement, and decides how loudly the pair reads.

  • Clasixx

    A Clasixx watch has no buckle to fasten. The steel links stretch under your fingers, let your hand through, then settle back on the wrist by themselves. The model listed here pairs a 31 mm round case with a black dial, where white Arabic numerals are easy to pick out in a hurry. Clasixx watches are built for ordinary days rather than for occasions.

  • David Jones

    The David Jones bags we stock split neatly into two families: bum bags you can wear at the waist or across the body, and small bouclé bags that sit on the shoulder. Soft textures, adjustable straps, compact shapes. What usually decides it is the fabric, and how much you need to have with you.

  • Dolvika

    Dolvika jewellery at Mode Tendance falls into three main groups: necklaces, earrings and brooches, with a smaller run of bracelets and rings. Silver-toned metal leads, often set with rhinestones and sometimes paired with warm gold. Part of the range is stainless steel rather than fashion metal.

  • Donna Alessia

    Donna Alessia bags pair textured fabric with synthetic panels, sometimes with mesh inserts, sometimes with navy or khaki stripes, and always with silver or chrome hardware. Most of them can be carried two or three ways, in the hand, on the shoulder or across the body, and a few switch over to a backpack. Look at the measurements before the colour: they vary a good deal across the range.

  • Donna Kelly

    Standout Donna Kelly women's watches: multicoloured polka-dot dials, geometric patterns or black-and-white looks, all on easy elastic straps.

  • Ernest

    Ernest watches for women bring colour, pattern and character to an everyday accessory. Browse elastic, silicone and printed fabric straps, then check the dial, measurements and product details to find the design that feels right for you.

  • Excellanc

    The Excellanc watches at Mode Tendance slip on over the hand: the steel links stretch apart, then draw back around the wrist on their own, so there is no buckle to line up and no strap to shorten. What changes from one model to the next is the face, either a deep blue dial with Arabic numerals or a nautical scene of anchor and rope. Both run on quartz.

  • Gallantry Paris

    Gallantry Paris bags split between structured shapes that hold their outline on a table and softer styles in fabric or nylon. Checks, monograms, vertical pleats, scarf knots: the label works the surface rather than the colour palette. Black and navy lead, with camel and beige close behind.

  • Ikita

    Mode Tendance stocks a long run of Ikita necklaces and earrings, along with a handful of bracelets. The look is easy to spot: cut-out medallions, metal flowers, feather and pompom trims, and colour used in small deliberate patches rather than all over. Most pieces sit on aged silver-tone metal, matt enough to let the colour do the talking.

  • Lolilota LOL

    Mode Tendance's current selection centres on Lolilota earrings, including many clip-on designs alongside a small number of other earrings and accessories. Floral prints, checks, geometric shapes, medallions, charms and contrasting colours give each design its own character. Check the individual page for the fastening, measurements and exact decorative details.

  • Mandoline

    At Mode Tendance, Mandoline bags and coin purses cover four families: shoulder bags, handbags, belt bags and coin purses. Material is what shifts from one piece to the next, from corduroy velvet to suedette edged with faux fur, and on to coated fabric. The gold hardware runs through all of it.

  • Mélanie Paris

    At Mode Tendance, Mélanie Paris bags and wallets sit side by side: something to carry over the shoulder, and something flat enough to keep cards and coins in order. Patchwork, ethnic weaves, chevrons and leopard print run through the whole range, in camel, taupe, khaki and navy.

  • Sweet & Candy

    The Sweet & Candy range available at Mode Tendance mainly includes illustrated bags, wallets and coin purses, alongside selected backpacks, umbrellas and scarves. Sizes, storage, fastenings and motifs vary by design. Check each product page for the measurements and features supplied.

  • Systyle Paris

    Two things hold the Systyle Paris selection together at Mode Tendance. First, printed cork, which turns up on bags, wallets and coin purses alike. Second, a taste for small formats: crossbody bags, fanny packs and satchels sized for the essentials rather than for a full day out.

  • Vipluie

    At Mode Tendance, the Vipluie folding umbrellas are easiest to tell apart by their print. Dots, stripes, gingham checks, Liberty florals and one tartan share the shelf. Two numbers sit underneath every print: the folded length and the open diameter. The opening system governs both.