London is always placed second-best to its fashion capital rivals. Almost as a last resort do they add London-town to the list of the fashion high-flyers, but the little sister of the fashion world provides the perfect arena for new, up-and-coming designers to flourish. New York, Paris and Milan may have laughed Gareth Pugh’s horse-hair covered gimp masks back down the runway, but London said ‘walk on’.
British designers like you to know where they’ve come from, the designers may not plaster I ♥ London onto their t-shirts but it’s clear to see where their loyalty lies.
London fashion is not afraid to stand out. So you may not actually want to wear any of the clothes down to Tesco for your Saturday shop, but hey, it’s still nice to look at them hanging in the wardrobe!
The shy kid in the fashionable playground is slowly coming out of its shell, and the well-documented return of Britain’s other queen Vivienne Westwood will certainly boost its confidence.
Wednesday, 20 February 2008
Thursday, 31 January 2008
The unlikely Fashionista
One look at this Dorset Darling and fashion journalist might not be the words that first spring to mind. The wardrobe says more high-street than Haute Couture, but don’t be fooled by the initial appearance, this fashion forgoer knows more than she lets on…
Trying to write about your Journalistic aspirations is immensely difficult when you don’t exactly know what you want to do with yourself. I know I want to write, but where, for whom and about what, I am totally open to suggestions. There isn’t one designer or one style that influences my work, its a little mish-mash of everything a little like my wardrobe. I take inspiration from things I read, hear and see, always jotting things down, when they pop mysteriously into my head. As to the future, as ridiculous as an un-stable salary and sporadic working hours sound, I think freelancing is where my journalistic career will go, unless, by some miraculous occurrence I end up being snapped up by This Morning to be their regular fashion correspondent!
The closest I’ve got to New York, apart from a brief trip to Atlanta Georgia which I’m told is a million miles away, is my regular visit to Manhattan and Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment, but I think it is probably time to switch off Sex and the City, and try the Big Apple on for myself!
Trying to write about your Journalistic aspirations is immensely difficult when you don’t exactly know what you want to do with yourself. I know I want to write, but where, for whom and about what, I am totally open to suggestions. There isn’t one designer or one style that influences my work, its a little mish-mash of everything a little like my wardrobe. I take inspiration from things I read, hear and see, always jotting things down, when they pop mysteriously into my head. As to the future, as ridiculous as an un-stable salary and sporadic working hours sound, I think freelancing is where my journalistic career will go, unless, by some miraculous occurrence I end up being snapped up by This Morning to be their regular fashion correspondent!
The closest I’ve got to New York, apart from a brief trip to Atlanta Georgia which I’m told is a million miles away, is my regular visit to Manhattan and Carrie Bradshaw’s apartment, but I think it is probably time to switch off Sex and the City, and try the Big Apple on for myself!
Kat
Tuesday, 22 January 2008
Other E/P Project Members' Blogs
Please note:
The below blog sites - that you can click to access - are arranged with first names in alphabetical order.
Tutors
http://EP-Project-DeborahLampitt.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-RobertdeNiet.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-StevenFaerm.blogspot.com
Support
http://EP-Project-SergioSantos.blogspot.com
NY – Students
http://EP-Project-ClaraYoo.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-HyunJooLee.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-JaneShon.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-LindseyRussell.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-Marie-ChristineStatz.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-MelissaLuning.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-NikkiDemoneris.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-SylviaKwan.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-WenShi.blogspot.com
UK – Students
http://EP-Project-AmyWhiting.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-DanOliver.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-ElizabethRogerson.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-HannahShakir.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-JenniferWiebking.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-KathrynMacKonochie.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-LinseyBholah.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-MattHambly.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-NatalieMesser.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-NickyAshwell.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-RosaBertoli.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-SophiaHunt.blogspot.com
The below blog sites - that you can click to access - are arranged with first names in alphabetical order.
Tutors
http://EP-Project-DeborahLampitt.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-RobertdeNiet.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-StevenFaerm.blogspot.com
Support
http://EP-Project-SergioSantos.blogspot.com
NY – Students
http://EP-Project-ClaraYoo.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-HyunJooLee.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-JaneShon.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-LindseyRussell.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-Marie-ChristineStatz.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-MelissaLuning.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-NikkiDemoneris.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-SylviaKwan.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-WenShi.blogspot.com
UK – Students
http://EP-Project-AmyWhiting.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-DanOliver.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-ElizabethRogerson.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-HannahShakir.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-JenniferWiebking.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-KathrynMacKonochie.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-LinseyBholah.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-MattHambly.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-NatalieMesser.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-NickyAshwell.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-RosaBertoli.blogspot.com
http://EP-Project-SophiaHunt.blogspot.com
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