From the beauty of London Fields on the first day of spring to the surreal silence of winter’s snowfall in the city – photographer Sally Patti shares her postcards of London through the seasons.
At a time where pushing boundaries remains at the forefront, we take a look at the most powerful statements made at London Fashion Week.
It’s Spring Summer 2019, and this time Riccardo Tisci is at the helm for Burberry. Press play to watch his first runway collection from London Fashion Week.
Stairway to heaven. Introducing the Matchesfashion.com concept space, 5 Carlos Place, launching in September in the heart of London’s Mayfair.
Welcome to the neighbourhood. Zimmermann unveils its European flagship boutique on Mayfair’s Bruton Street in London.
All-in-one. H&M group presents the latest addition to its apparel portfolio, Arket – translated from the Swedish word for ‘sheet of paper’ – a modern-day marketplace for fashion, accessories and homeware essentials.
A recent addition to the emerging Pimlico social scene is boutique hotel the Artist Residence. This stylish 10-bedroom design hotel presents more like a premium guesthouse than a London lodging, offering all the modern comforts plus endless rows of candy jars and a vibrant cocktail bar.
I can’t help falling in love with you. Over beef carpaccio and raspberry cheesecake at the iconic Albert’s in London’s Kensington, Alice McCall presented her floral-inspired AW 17 collection, We Float. Here the designer lets us in on the sweetest moments from her trip to the British capital.
Immerse yourself. Leather ateliers Fleet Ilya create ultra covetable pieces bridging high fashion and eroticism. To showcase their ready-to-wear accessories, home décor and leather art, Fleet Ilya has taken over an industrial space in Dalston, London, for an interactive brand experience, with a selection of installations and new pieces available to purchase. The pop-up will run ’til November 30 from 4pm to 8pm daily, so get on down there while you can.
When gallerist Alison Jacques decided to celebrate what would have been the iconic American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe’s 70th birthday, she knew of only one other artist who could do his works justice. As the sole UK representative of artist’s estate, Jacques sought the eye of photographer Juergen Teller to curate a selection of Mapplethorpe’s iconic black and white prints and Polaroids from his prolific archives.
