Journal
Trinny Dress
Our Trinny dress is extremely versatile and with simple accessories can be dressed up to impress..
The "Iguana" cocktail
The perfect cocktail for a celebration and it works just as well in a cold climate as in the tropics!
Blues Festival
Fun times at the Mustique Blue's Festival - alive and kicking at Basil's Bar on Mustique - find your perfect festival wear too....
Beach days
This week includes National Beach Day here in the UK - well, we do have probably the best beach sets for our photographic shoots, but on Mustique, of course...
Jojo Dessine
The very fabulous Josephine Dessine in the Pink House boutique on Mustique for an Open Morning a few weeks ago. Lotty was thrilled to host this event to showcase Josephine's Mustique-inspired plates... some recognisable landmarks and even more recognisable legends of the island.....
Love potion ❤️
Celebrate Valentine's Day with a Piña Colada to this fabulous recipe from Basil's Bar on Mustique ...... hopefully you can get a feeling of the warmth and the sunshine of the Caribbean in mid-February!
Mariella's trip
Featured in a great article in last week's Saturday Telegraph Travel supplement, we at the Pink House loved being described by Mariella Frostrup as the suppliers of "...the island uniform of exquisite beachwear....."
Mustique Mule
The Mustique Mule is a well recognised sight and sound on the island. These little beach buggies, which are known on the island as "mules", are the only form of motorised transport here. We think of them as workhorses as they are used for everything you can think of!
The Kimono
This week sees the return of the Lotty B favourite! Always a great reaction from our customers for these promotions.
For the June 2021 offer, we are giving an enormous 40% off on these cute chiffon kimonos up until midnight on Sunday 6th June...
Taste of summer!
At last we have some sunshine here in the UK! To celebrate we are planning cocktails this evening and have been inspired by one of the Basil's Bar favourites: Cucumber and Ginger Mojito…
Black Velvet
This St Patrick's Day, celebrate with a Black Velvet cocktail. Despite widespread belief in it's Irish heritage, it was in fact devised by a London barman to mourn the death of Prince Albert in 1861.
