Entries from April 2008
Posted by Rebekah Roy on April 25th, 2008



I love Ann Demeulemeester’s menswear. Demeulemeester is part of the group of young designers who emerged from Belgium during the 1980s. She studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp and launched her line in 1985.
These images are from her Spring Summer 2008 collection and it’s very rock’n'roll. All of her clothes have such an edge and they are very wearable!
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Men always seem to have such soft feet. I think it's because they always wear comfortable shoes.
Menswear Shoot for Vision Magazine
It's normal to work on a shoot months before it comes out in print so it's always nice to see it when it does. I really enjoyed styling this...
Buckler at New York Fashion Week
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Boardwalk Empire
I was invited to the advance screening of Boardwalk Empire in Leicester Square - the show launches in the UK on the new Sky Atlantic HD channel....
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Tags: catwalk, menswear
Posted by Rebekah Roy on April 24th, 2008

Models go on castings on a daily basis, the rest of us make up artists, hair stylists, photographers and stylists go on appointments. It’s hard to make the time when you’re busy shooting but it’s important to meet new people and show your work. You’re basically going on mini interviews all day.

What’s great and not so great is that you might be running all over the city while going to appointments. So I generally use this opportunity to check out any cool shops or cafes. Near Dalston Station there are two Oxfams quite close to each other – one for clothing and then just a few doors down an Oxfam book shop. It’s huge and all the books are 99p!
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Kimora Lee Simmons on Carnaby Street
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Elite Model London – Fashion Show
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I was at Elite Models in London today for a meeting and saw this very cool height chart - I never thought a model agency would have a custom...
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Tags: cafes, interviews, Make up artist, models, photographers
Posted by Rebekah Roy on April 23rd, 2008

Cyprus Crocs are the focus of their new ad campaign “What a Croc!” I laughed when I saw the ad. It’s great to see humour in advertising. I didn’t really like the original Crocs. I like comfortable shoes but there is a line I just can’t seem to cross. Anyway it’s likely that this ad campaign can turn Crocs into a fashion brand rather than just a trend.

The company was founded in 1999 and changed its name to Crocs, Inc. in 2005. It’s based in Niwot, Colorado and has 29 shops and 174 retail kiosks world wide. They sold 50 million pairs of Crocs around the world in 2007 – pretty good for a trend!

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Tags: Shoes
Posted by Rebekah Roy on April 22nd, 2008

London is the world’s CCTV capital. Britain has 4.2million CCTV cameras – one for every 14 people in the country. The average person is filmed on camera 300 times per day. -Dress for it!
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Tags: graffiti
Posted by Rebekah Roy on April 21st, 2008

Victim is one of my favourite shops. Most of Victim’s dresses are one of a kind, so they are very distinct and recognizable. They are made with vintage silks and lace: you feel very sexy and feminine when you wear them. Everything is designed by Mei-Hui Liu, a dear friend of mine.
Peaches Geldof was in Mei-Hui’s shop Thursday after shooting at Concrete – another very cool shop on Marshall Street. As reported in The Sun, The Mirror and The Daily Mail, after Peaches left Mei-Hui realized a dress was missing and called Peaches’ management. The dress was later returned and then paid for and a receipt was given. The dress was originally the feature piece for an upcoming fashion show.
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Tags: celebrities, Victim