Capes are one of those trends that have been knocking about in some shape or form for past two A/W seasons and sure girls from London jumped on the cape train last year by wearing a black wool cape (an item that EVERY high street store produced last winter) with jeans and Uggs but it… Continue reading Capers of the Past
Category: History
Survival of the Old Guard
The key word seems to be revival at the moment with labels from a by-gone era, gaining importance again and new-found love from press and the younger generations. Biba is one example. Schiaparelli has plans to do the same. All it takes is a decent head designer and plenty of hype (could even do it… Continue reading Survival of the Old Guard
Love Fifteen
This will be the first time I have blogged about tennis which is odd because it’s pretty much the one sport which I’m DEEPLY passionate about. I watch the slams and follow the ATP and WTA tours avidly. Selfishly, I have here my tribute to fashion in tennis since it’s of course Wimbledon time (going… Continue reading Love Fifteen
Groovy Baby….
As I said before, today, I escaped football by fleeing to the Victoria and Albert museum Swinging Sixties exhibition. I thought it would be a standalone room like the Anna Piaggi one but instead, they incorporated it with the existing fashion section. It was really insightful though to revisit and re-new my knowledge of sixties… Continue reading Groovy Baby….