Entries from the category 'museums'
Posted by Rebekah Roy on December 4th, 2011

Love these black bird paper clips from MyDeco!
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Parker Ingenuity Pen!
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Kirsty Ward
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Tatty Devine
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The moustaches and...
Teacup Pig
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The Knuckle Duster
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The Yorkshire Pearl Bangle
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Peter Lang – The Cuff
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Rooftops and Ray-Bans
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The Year of the Headband!
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Tags: accessories
Posted by Rebekah Roy on August 28th, 2011

This is such a lovely, quirky and poignant exhibition. Everyday objects represent a relationship that’s ended. The objects and their stories have been donated by different poeple from all over the world. It’s interesting to see how one’s relationship can be summed up by an object.





The exhibition ends September 4th. 38 Earlham Street, WC2H 9LH London
Tags: Covent Garden, V&A Museum
Posted by Rebekah Roy on August 4th, 2011

I love a good hat, and it’s a delight to wear a Stephen Jones hat! Are you a budding hat designer? If you are visit Vogue.co.uk as Stephen Jones and Dolly Jones, Editor of Vogue.com will choose the budding hat designer. The winning hat will be displayed at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery for the duration of Hats: An Anthology (September 2011 – April 2012). The winner will also receive a two week internship with Stephen Jones in London.
The submission deadline is August 11, 2011.
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Top Hats at Patey
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Hats for Ascot
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Top Hat
I love this top hat by milliner Victoria Grant.
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Dressers
My lovely backstage team at Ascot!
Royal Ascot Horse Racing
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Royal Ascot Fashion Show
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The Royal Ascot Fashion Show
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Tags: Ascot, millinery
Posted by Rebekah Roy on July 30th, 2011

I’m often visiting Hackney Wick as I work with several designers and photographers whose studios are based there. The streets are usually empty and it often feels quite deserted. Today the area was vibrant and full of life. People were spilling out of galleries, and music was everywhere – today was Hackney WickED! This is the fourth year of this open day art festival. There’s also live music, food and of course art! It’s really nice to just be able to wander around and see the artists work in their studios. There’s also a suicidal rabbit and a Council Estate’s Princess and the Pea, created by artist Emma Critch!






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Tea and Cake at Fortnum & Mason
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Fashion PRs
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Fruit – a Gourd
It's great when you see something new! This is a Gourd it's part of the melon family.
Cake & Splendor
The V&A is one of the most romantic places to share a piece of carrot cake.
Rolos
I've always liked Rolos. They're quite handy for a sugar fix and good for sharing. They were introduced in 1971. I was quite surprized to discover...
Gin!
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Love this commercial!
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Tags: cake
Posted by Rebekah Roy on July 9th, 2011

This jacket is part of the Kimono Collection by Beautiful Soul and it’s available at the V&A gift shop. Beautiful Soul is designed by Nicola Wood, and she also does a ready to wear collection and a capsule menswear range. I recently used three of her dresses for Phoenix Magazine.
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Corrie Nielsen Spring/Summer 2012
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Phoenix Magazine Launch Party
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Tags: Beautiful Soul, eco-fashion, Phoenix Magazine