Felder Felder keep to their West London Punk Tinged aesthetic.

Central Saint Martins alumni Annette and Daniela Felder made their name with a politely punky, recherché rock ‘n’ roll aesthetic, contradictions that seem incredulous on paper yet which result in the perfect fusing of hard and soft, the strong and the feminine. The Felder sisters may have matured, but are still up-for-it judging by their Spring/Summer 2012 collection.

Continuing with the

Emporio Armani Launch Summer Garden Live with Sony Music

Last week, Emporio Armani wandered back into cool with a hot new series of Summer Garden Parties held in the back garden of the vast New Bond Street store.  
The air was more chic Eurofest than lowdown London indie as the well-heeled and designer bagged mingled with...well, each other mainly, save for a few stray social and fashion journos and faces.

Ciroc vodka cocktails were supped and

Willa's Village Bicycle goes off at Full Speed

Last night saw the adorable Willa Keswick's new venture, Village Bicycle, launch at va va voom rate.  
Willa looked and partied like the archetypal rock chic in a Craig Lawrence dress and studded leather jacket.  The perfect hostess, she welcomed each of her guests and everyone soon experienced Willa's legendary party skills at force 10 volume.


In attendance were designers Dani and Annette

Post Punk Power Vixens at Felder & Felder and Jean-Pierre Braganza

There's a storm brewing out there.  There was something definitely in the air at London Fashion Week.  So many designers seemed to opt for a darker, grim meets glam punk, post bank boom and bust vision of fashion that seemed to hark back to early 1980's turbulence and a set of barely contained hackles rising.  The collective fashion voice appeared to say "Girls, we're in recession.  Let's get

Triumph Award winners Triumph

Follow my blog with bloglovin On Thursday night (10th June), at a catwalk show hosted by TV presenter, Nicky Hambleton-Jones, Isabella Newell from Central Saint Martins was named the winner of the UK National Finals of the Triumph Inspiration Award 2010 with her clever Gagesque design, "Circus Freaks" (Pictured above). Aisling Farrell of Central Saint Martins took second place with a sleek, black