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Katie Grand comes to the V&A!

Posted on April 21, 2010 by cheriecity

As if the V&A’s new Grace Kelly exhibition wasn’t enough, they’ve enlisted Katie Grand to come and give a talk on her life in fashion and her working relationships with some of the most iconic fashion houses, on Friday 14 … Continue reading →

Posted in Designers, Events, Exhibitions, Fashion, London | Tagged Apsley House, Ashley Heath, Brompton Road, Central Saint Martins, Conde Nast, culture 24, dasha zhukova, Dazed & Confused, fashion journalist, gap tooth, Giles, giles deacon, Grace Kelly exhibition, juergen teller, Kaffe Fassett, Katie Grand, Kensington, Liberty Ross, London, Louis Vuitton, LOVE magazine, Luella Bartley, marc jacobs, Miu Miu, Miuccia Prada, Museums At Night, Norwich, peter blake, Phoebe Philo, POP magazine, Prada, silent disco, South Kensington, Stella McCartney, stephen jones, stitch and bitch, stylist, Tate Liverpool, Tate Modern, The Assembley House, The Face, The Hunterian Museum, V&A museum, Victoria & Albert museum | 6 Comments

Michael Van Der Ham’s A/W 10-11 Liberty loveliness!

Posted on March 1, 2010 by cheriecity

Michael Van Der Ham has been one of the most talked-about designers at London Fashion Week this season (apart from the unanticipated kerfuffle over Hakaan), with almost every editor or blogger worth their salt, gushing over his super feminine, jigsaw … Continue reading →

Posted in Designers, Fashion, London, London Fashion Week | Tagged A/W 10-11, Alexander McQueen, As Four, Central Saint Martins, Erdem, Fashion East, floral, Hakaan, Harriet Quick, Italian silk, jigsaw dresses, Kate Moss, knitwear, Liberty art prints, Liberty fabric, liberty of london, London Fashion Week 2010, marc jacobs, Michael Van Der Ham, mohair, Morgan Oliver, panel dress, patchwork dresses, satin organza, sheer jacquard, somerset house, Sophia Kokosalaki, Swarovski crystals, Ugly Betty, Vogue, Yasmin Sewell | 2 Comments

Guest photo blog: Steven Marshall – From London to Paris with Diana…

Posted on January 31, 2010 by cheriecity

Artist Steven Marshall presents London and Paris through the lens of the Diana camera. The images are part of an ongoing collection of street photography experiments using analogue equipment. Influenced by psychogeography and the idea of the flâneur, the photographs … Continue reading →