What an amazing afternoon I spent with Martyn the Artist at the brilliantly presented Exhibitionism – The Rolling Stones! Without doubt the best
Creepy dates, a golden Bentley and a morbid symphony of elegance
A cemetery is a funny place to go on a date, people said. Morbid, creepy, unpleasant. No, actually. I’d wanted to visit Highgate for as long as I
Creepy toy designs, pub work and drunk in charge of a chocolate factory (not me!)
Joan and I spent a wonderfully nostalgic afternoon at the V&A Museum of Childhood. The creepy birthday party display in the lobby belies the
Fashion week, reminiscing with Jeff Banks and being in the spotlight
It was so hot at the Graduate Fashion Week in every sense of the word. It was especially hot sitting at the front of the catwalk! While the
Wardrobe malfunctions, un-popped bubbles and posh chocs
When visiting clients it’s always good to be well dressed, or at least appropriately dressed. You may recall that I’ve had my fair share of wardrobe
British designs, a promiscuous man and Dark Knight Rising over London
Attending the opera is one of the cultural highlights of my year. Drapers’ Hall must surely be one of the most beautiful secrets in London; its plush
A hair-raising business, London Fashion Week and the full Toni & Guy experience
I don’t generally find myself being pampered; simply don’t have the time for such sweet indulgence. You’ll never find me being wrapped in seaweed at
A Facebook break, naughty hair and training: food for the soul
Sometimes a break away is just what we need to increase our knowledge and feed our soul. Especially where we can learn in a totally all-encompassing
Fashion, D Day thanks and 100,000 social media hits
Graduate Fashion Week is one of my favourite projects every year and it never fails to delight. The treasurer is my client, so my involvement stems