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A Very Stylish Read: Mulberry ‘The Book’

Posted on May 10, 2011 by cheriecity

In celebration of its 40th birthday, Mulberry has released a magnificent 480-page coffee table book, chronicling the past three years at the quintessentially English leather goods company. The beautifully-made tome is a luxury scrapbook offering an insight into the world … Continue reading →

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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 →

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Erdem comes to the V&A!

Posted on November 26, 2009 by cheriecity

Erdem seems to be etched onto my subconscious at the moment and I reckon it’s a sign from fashion gods to go forth and take my love of floral dresses to the next level. I love the fashion warrior look, … Continue reading →