
I think I timed my visit to see the latest exhibition at The Lightbox in Woking rather well, as it coincided with Quentin Blake’s 83rd birthday today!
Christmas stockings should be full of books (although normal stockings should be similarly so). Here are some suggestions:
Day two of travels took me to Westonbirt Arboretum in Tetbury.
Ideally, all Autumns should be punctuated with a weekend away.
Mine was a quick trip to the Cotswolds.
If catwalk shows at London Fashion Week are displays of theatrical brilliance (big, dynamic, buzzing), then a look round the Designer Showrooms at Brewer Street offers a chance to observe fashion from the perspective of visitor in a museum exhibition: a calmer, more serene space for (deep) sartorial contemplation.
Continue reading London Fashion Week – The Designer Showrooms
I often think of fashion as a little bit like an excitable, blithe butterfly flitting across a meadow: so very thrilling to track and plot its unexpected turns in a distractingly beautiful milieu. And an opportunity to be one of the first to see Spring / Summer 2016 lead butterflies was not to be missed!
^ This is the world’s most fashionable car park (the new ‘concept’ meadow). From today until Tuesday, the NCP car park in Brewer Street in Soho will host London Fashion Week.
To welcome September in, I went for a walk along Frensham Pond near Farnham.