“I could stab him with a cocktail stick! I’d go down in history as the man who attacked the Deputy Prime Minster with a buffet accessory.” Jonesy meets Nick Clegg in Whitehall. Oh dear. Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear…
To coincide with the launch of London Fashion Week last Friday, the ‘Best Of British’…
Remember when fair trade tee-shirt brand Collective teamed up with renowned British photographer Terry O’Neill…
You have snagged yourself a Valentine’s date with a beautiful, mysterious, curvaceous bundle of trouble. What’s an intelligent, urbane man about town to do by way of preparation? A few words of advice from Lady Lavinia…
Stella McCartney, famous not just for her fashion collections and being Macca’s daughter, but for…
London and New York design agency Sheridan & Co. are to host a series of…
Who doesn’t love the idea of having privileged access to exclusive parties, restaurants and shows?…
“Can print and digital coexist in the world of books? I think they are going to have to, to some extent, otherwise we will all be doomed to reading a black tablet and the beauty of the book will be no more.”
Our fashion editor Kate Lawson looks forward to the V&A’s ‘Hollywood Costume’ exhibition which will bring together over 100 iconic costumes seen on the big screen from over a century of film-making.
The boutonnière will have a moment, H&M will collaborate with Tom Ford, and plus-fours will have us perplexed. These are just some of our style guru Nick Carvell’s oddly specific predictions for men’s style in 2012…
Ballgowns: British Glamour Since 1950 at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum is to trace the role and evolution of the ballgown over the past 60 years. May 19th 2012 to January 6th 2013.
“Having previously been the reserve of Ed Westwick and the occasional indie rock band, suddenly it’s cool for chaps to make like John Travolta and expose our ‘heavage’, undoing an extra button on our shirts…”