Tag Archives: Hackney
London Fashion Week comes to TOPSHOP!
Why should only the fashion editors and celebs have all the fun at Fashion Week? It’s a question that’s being asked by many designers this season, with a number of them like Alexander Wang, Burberry, Rodarte and Proenza Schouler all … Continue reading
Posted in Beauty, Cafes, Events, Fashion, London Fashion Week
Tagged alexander wang, Azzedine Alaïa, Balenciaga, Burberry, cake, catwalk, central London, Chanel, Chew Lips, Christopher Kane, Clare Nicholls, Coco's Tea Party, cupcakes, Dalston, Designers, disneyrollergirl, east London, Ella's Bakehouse, Erin Wasson, Esben and the Witch, ethical footwear, fashion shows, free manicure, Hackney, high street store, Jeanne Lanvin, Judith Watt, Karl Lagerfeld, London, London Fashion Week 2010, Lorraine Pascale, Louise Goldin, Marios Schwab, Mary Katranzou, Meadham Kirchoff, New Gen, Nick Knight, Oh Elle, Ossie Clark, Oxford Circus, Peggy Sue, Proenza Schouler, Richard Nicholl, Rodarte, Samual and the Dragon, SHOWstudio, Sienna Miller, somerset house, streaming, Stricken City, style your sole, Times Square, TOMS shoes, Topshop, Topshop Style Advisor, Topshop Unique, Vintage Acadème, vintage designers, WAH Nails, Wet Dog
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New Year’s Eve at La Vie en Rose
Over the past week, I’ve overheard so many people saying how much they hate New Year. Christmas is easy, you spend it with your family or close friends and don’t have to try so hard, but for New Year there … Continue reading
Posted in London, Restaurants
Tagged aioli, broadway market, cabernet sauvignon, Cat and Mutton pub, christmas, croque madame, east London, flourless chocolate cake, France, French cusine, french food, French restaurant, frites, Gasgogne, glasgow school of art, Hackney, la vie en rose, Les Routiers wine, New Year's Eve, old pub, peppercorn sauce, red wine, rump steak, steak frites, The Dove pub, vegetable croquettes
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The quest for the perfect Sunday Lunch…
After reading Time Out’s recent rehashed guide to the London’s best Sunday Lunches, I was dismayed to read that the average asking price at the places their recommended was around £50-£60 for two dinners, drinks and service. It seems pretty steep … Continue reading
Posted in London, Restaurants
Tagged asia de cuba, belly pork, british tapas, E8, east London, east village, gastropub, Hackney, Hackney Central, islington, mare street, pan-fried chicken livers, roast, roast chicken, roast galloway beef, Shoreditch, Sunday Lunch, sunday roast, sylvester path, the grill at the dorchester, the old ship, the winchester, theo randall, toptable, victoria park village, yorkshire puddings
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Erdem comes to the V&A!
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
Posted in Designers, Events, Fashion, London, News, Shopping
Tagged 2010 diary, alexa chung, art gallery, AW09/10, Basso & Brooke, Bond Street, Canadian, catwalk show, chloe sevigny, christian lacroix, Decode: Digital Design Sensations, designer, designer collaborations, diaries, digital florals, digital printing, east London, Erdem, Erdem Moralioglu, eva green, fashion illustration, fashion in motion, fashion warrior, floral tea dress, giles deacon, grunge, Hackney, helena christensen, jonathan saunders, Keira Knightley, lace, London museum, Marios Schwab, Mary Katranzou, museum, notebooks, silhouette, Smythson, South Kensington, SS10, stationer, stephen jones, summer florals, thandie newton, V&A, V&A Fashion In Motion, victoria and albert museum, William Tempest, winter florals
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