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Liberty brings Target to London!

Posted on March 11, 2010 by cheriecity

Oh Liberty of London, you are really spoiling us with your amazing designer collaborations! Today, I indulged in the Liberty and merci collection – I joined waiting list for the impossibly perfect printed petite valise and pick up a handful of … Continue reading →

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Liberty says ‘merci’!

Posted on February 15, 2010 by cheriecity

Liberty of London have been working away on an impressive number of collaborations this year and one of my favourites has to be the cross-channel partnership with Paris concept store, merci. The two stores will open pop-up shops in London … Continue reading →

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Foale and Tuffin: Made in England retrospective

Posted on October 22, 2009 by cheriecity

After showing minimal Swedish style and the evolution of underwear this year, the Fashion and Textile Museum has gone back to its favourite era to honour the influential but somewhat overlooked, Foale and Tuffin. Sixties design legends Mary Quant, Ossie … Continue reading →

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Pop in to Soho's new pop-up

Posted on August 27, 2009 by cheriecity

The pop-up eating and drinking establishment is as ubiquitous as London’s other current obsession, the flash mob (is there anything they won’t ‘pay homage’ to in Liverpool St station with a camera rolling?), but are any of them worth the … Continue reading →