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LFW 09 – Julian J Smith S/S2010 – Colour Block Party!
On|Off London Fashion Week 2009
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Julia Smith Interview
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Fashion Scout Graduate Showcase 2013: New Talent at London Fashion Week S/S 2014
A stunning array of new talent was on display at the Fashion Scout Graduate Showcase, shown at Freemasons' Hall on Sunday 15th September 2013.
Written by Kerry FlintXiao Li S/S 2014 by xplusyequals. A rainy Sunday London Fashion Week afternoon was spent uncovering a treasure trove of new talent at the Fashion Scout Graduate Presentation at Freemason’s […]
Free Range at the Truman Brewery: Best of the Rest Photography Graduate Show 2011 Review
The best photography at Free Range from Farnham Foto Flux, University of West London, Barking and Dagenham College, New College Swindon and Cleveland College of Art and Design. All in one hefty blog!
Written by Amelia GregoryChris Spackman’s Unstill Life. There was so much to see at the Free Range photography shows that I’ve decided to amalgamate the rest or I fear I will never get […]
5 essential things you need to get started with Rubber Stamping, and other thoughts from artist/author Stephen Fowler
Rubber Stamping is a wonderful introduction to this underrated art, and a definitive guide to it's variety and uses. Find out how you can get started in this unique art form in this exclusive interview with Stephen Fowler!
Written by Amelia GregoryArtist Stephen Fowler publishes his seminal book on the art of Rubber Stamping this month with Laurence King: a complete guide to printing with rubber stamps as well as a […]
London College of Fashion BA (Hons) Graduate Catwalk Show 2014
This year's LCF BA Graduate show had it all - from ethereal painted white sheets to coats made from nails. Here's a rundown…
Written by Matt BramfordLCF BA Graduate Collection by Ruri Watanabe A whole three weeks ago, while trying to wade through 10,000 London Collections: Men photographs and write up show reports, I went to […]
Camberwell College of Arts: Well Said Illustration Degree Show 2013 Review
This year Camberwell illustration graduates held their Well Said show in The Rag Factory, just off East London's Brick Lane. Here's what I found.
Written by Amelia GregoryNigh on a month ago the latest batch of talented graduates from the Camberwell College of Arts illustration degree course put on their standalone show at The Rag Factory, a […]
Graduate Fashion Week 2011 Gala Awards Show: The Winners
The Gala Awards for Graduate Fashion Week were a hotbed of young graduate talent... and numerous TOWIE cast members. Top awards went to Rory Longdon, Marissa Owen and the wonderfully named Felix Wolodymyr Chabluk Smith.
Written by Amelia GregoryRory Longdon was a worthy winner of the Graduate Fashion Week 2011 George Gold Award. Okay, order it’s a gold award, order I geddit already. Just over two weeks ago […]
Sorted London Exhibition Review: featuring Jo Cheung, Thomas Leadbetter, Eleanor Bedlow, Lucy Wragg, Sean Burtenshaw and more
A new crop of creative talent are showcasing the best of their new work at the East Gallery on Brick Lane until Thursday 16th June. Why not pop in and take a look? But first a sneak preview of the best art on display.
Written by Amelia GregoryYou and Me by Jo Cheung. Sorted is the brainchild of Westminster Illustration graduate Lucy Wragg, side effects whose work first impressed me at the degree show last year. Since […]
Music: Interview with Alessi’s Ark
She released her first album aged 17, now nearly 21, Alessi has since moved to Bella Union, an independent label and is on the brink of releasing her latest album; Time Travel. Here follows an interview with the singer/songwriter.
Written by Helen MartinPoster on Dutch posters SM 1968 Illustration by Mina Bach We trudged through the mud. The boys were hungry and desperate to hit the falafel joint, search whilst I was […]
Dame Elizabeth Taylor 1932 – 2011
Here's our illustrated tribute to Hollywood legend, silver screen icon and humanitarian Dame Elizabeth Taylor.
Written by Matt BramfordTHUMB Kee Boutique 2 Michelle Urvall Nyrén Kee Boutique illustration by Faye West Lately, salve I’ve been thinking a lot about what I want to do with myself. You know, […]
London Fashion Week A/W 2011 Catwalk Review: Ashley Isham
Celeb favourite Ashley Isham showed at the new On|Off venue to throngs of famous people, like, erm, Brendan Cole from Strictly Come Dancing. Nice frocks though. Illustrations by Jo Cheung, Sanna Dyker and Madi Illustrates!
Written by Naomi LawOlivia Rubin A/W 2011. Photography by Amelia Gregory Olivia Rubin A/W 2011 by Jane Young. Every now and again London Fashion Week throws out a curveball and you end up […]
London Fashion Week A/W 2011 Catwalk Review: Fyodor Golan
New kids on the block Fyodor Golan dazzled at Fashion Scout with their elegant, inspired and futuristic collection - one of my favourite shows, despite the Idiot With The Video Camera. Illustrations by Spiros Halaris, Ella Masters and Gemma Sheldrake!
Written by Matt BramfordIllustration by Avril Kelly There’s something about coming out of the Tube in an area where you’ve never been before. I realise this is an extremely London-centric point, sildenafil but […]
The London Fashion Week Virgin: Estethica Review
Thoughts from a London Fashion Week virgin and a review of Estethica, the ethical fashion showroom, featuring Little Glass Clementine, Goodone, Joanna Cave, North Circular, Ciel, MaxJenny, Lu Flux, Tara St James, and Kumvana Gomani.
Written by Hannah BullivantIllustration by Avril Kelly http://cargocollective.com/avrilkelly There’s something about coming out of the Tube in an area you’ve never been to before. I realise this is an extremely London-centric point, order […]
London Fashion Week S/S 2011 Catwalk Review: The Ozwald Boateng Extravaganza
Closing London Fashion Week, Ozwald Boateng celebrated 25 years in fashion with an all singin' all dancin' display at the Odeon, Leicester Square - with illustrations by Stéphanie Thieullent
Written by Matt BramfordBolshie AKA Baby-Leg Girl, shop by Antonia Parker. Over at Fashion Scout there is yet another array of amazing new designers to trawl through. As I entered the upstairs room […]
London Fashion Week S/S 2011 Catwalk Review: Bryce Aime
A review of the Bryce Aime S/S 2011 catwalk show at On/Off during London Fashion Week.
Written by Lauren SmithIllustrated by Gareth Hopkins Blue lips. Lipstick. Even on the male models. Wrong or right? Well Elliot J Frieze certainly thought it was right when he sent his models sashaying […]
Festival Review: Field Day 2010
Vicky Park played the perfect host for this urban festival, giving country-starved Londoners the chance to play in bales of hay whilst listening to their favourite bands.
Written by Laura NinehamDahling by Abigail Nottingham. “We’re building great cafes and restaurants on the Vintage High St, more about abortion where you will even find a Waitrose.” So said the flyer that […]
Live Music Review: TV Nights
A nu-folk night at Ronnie Scott's? Whatever next! Luckily for us it was a joy from start to finish, and gave us a sneak peek at the exceptional talent emerging from the current folk scene.
Written by Rachel ClareBobbin Bicycles wall Bobbin Bicycles by Natasha Thompson. I first heard of Bobbin Bicycles just over three years ago, shop when as a nascent bespoke bike company they contacted me […]
Vintage at Goodwood: Festival Preview
Are you going to Vintage at Goodwood? We're not. Here's why. Here's how not to run a brand new festival. And what does Vintage really mean anyway?
Written by Amelia GregoryBobbin Bicycles wall Bobbin Bicycles by Natasha Thompson. I first heard of Bobbin Bicycles just over three years ago, shop when as a nascent bespoke bike company they contacted me […]
Latitude Festival 2010: A Review of the Comedy Arena, and more.
There were the big names: Robin Ince, Richard Herring, Deborah Francis White, and the New Acts: Ivo Graham, Eric Lambert and James Acaster. Find out just what you missed in the Comedy Arena this year...
Written by Amelia Gregoryaomi law-joan-of-arc The Dying Swan by Jenny Goldstone. When I was watching Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde set to the soundtrack of Warp artist Scanner at the Purcell Rooms a […]
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