The Upside to Despondency

London is Changing.  So says the user-generated art project overseen by Rebecca Ross from Central Saint Martins, who is using billboards in Holborn and Aldwych to communicate the impact that economic and political changes are having on this city.  People have been sending in comments about the unaffordability aspect, the processes of gentrification and the… Continue reading The Upside to Despondency

Get Yer Freak On

>> The last time I was in Limelight in London, I was necking overly-sweet WKD drinks,  dancing to the Artful Dodger and thought my Miss Selfridge paisley polyester top was awesome.  Who knew that more than a decade later, I’d be back inside this former nightclub, that’s yet to be converted into an arts centre, and be flung… Continue reading Get Yer Freak On

One Sweet Thing

Out of the frosty temperatures (in the clothes as well as the weather?) of New York Fashion Week, yesterday comparatively speaking, London felt tropical.  The same could be said for the clothes.  Not tropical in theme but in that collectively, a trio of young female designers showing on the first day of London Fashion Week, doing their… Continue reading One Sweet Thing