Two Tattoos at the Museum of Everything

Museum of Everything Stamp on a stranger
Louise Bourgois' Femme Maison on Lotty Sanna's arm

John's Tuck Draws

Featured Shoes; Nana Biscuit

Chloe Sevigny for Opening Ceremony
Spring/Summer 2011 Presale
Nana Biscuit Boots $265.00
Worth it?


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I passed my Driving Test on my 22nd Birthday

Featured Shop; Supermarket Sarah

Supermarket Sarah is an online shop where Sarah sets up a shop display in her front room. She then photographs the display and uploads the photo onto her website. One can buy items from the display by clicking on them on the photo on the website. She also collaborates with different designers on different shop displays. She mixes her own stuff, second hand finds, and one off pieces by the collaborating designer. Her displays started in her flat, and now have ventured out to other public spaces and pop up shops.










Selected shop displays from Supermarket Sarah website

www.supermarketsarah.com

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Featured Artist; Riikka Ikonen

Images from Snowflake, 2007. Bird and Leaf, 2007. New York reeds, 2007. Commuter Thrival 2008.

RCA graduate Riikka Ikonen creates outfits that are photographed in natural settings. Her work often reflects on the effects of global warming, and a yearning for closeness to nature. She is Finnish artist currently based in London.

http://www.riittaikonen.com/


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Legends; Joanna Lumley as Patsy Stone

8 Camels on the way to work

On the Kings Rd, London SW3. 3 November 2010
Comptoir des Cotonniers, Riess, Geox, Karen Millen, Peter Jones, Eric Bonard, L.K.Bennett, and Ted Baker

Legends; Wagner

Wagner from X-Factor 2010

Highlights; Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion @ Barbican

Future Beauty: 30 Years of Japanese Fashion
15 October 2010 - 6 February 2011
Barbican Art Gallery


Tao CDG s/s 07 white silk knit short-sleeve polo shirt, white craft paper skirt from -A shirt and a wedding dress-

"Gave a fresh take to the essential idea that to make sense of clothes for the modern woman, you have to start with the male wardrobe." - Suzy Mends, fashion critic.



Rei Kawakubo a/w 95


Junya Watanabe CDG a/w 00 Honeycomb Dress


Issey Miyake s/s 99 Apoc Queen King and Child

Legends; Ivana Trump