Fishing II

A few more looks from a favourite shoot I did this year, and have already boasted about here.

Tropical

What I will probably end up wearing to my Tropical themed Christmas party.

More is More

Big fan of this really annoyingly titled ( 'too much of a good thing is superb') story shot by Richard Burbridge for ID. 

Inspired styling is by Charlotte Collet.

Golden Hour

Images from Laurence von Thomas' series, 'If You Leave.'

Gone Fishing

 A few of my favourite looks from a recent shoot I styled. Fisherman chic and all that.

Photographs by Jonny Mallen.

Grayson vs Cara

Cara

Grayson

Wonder if potter Grayson Perry was an inspiration for Sarah Richardson, who styled Cara Delevingne for this month's ID Magazine.... See more here.

Luxe Concrete

 

Just a casual walk along the Westway in gauze and pvc. 

Photographs by Marcus Palmqvist for Rodeo Magazine

Jamie's rings

Silver thorns, onyx and a glass eye. A good selection in my book.

Slick of Colour

Morris Louis, Gamma Tau,1960

Clyfford Still, PH- 131, 1951

A slick of colour this morning in grey central London as I had a look round Hauser & Wirth on Saville Row.

Both paintings are part of an exhibition showing the collection of Reinhard Onnasch and spanning the London, Mayfair and Piccadilly galleries. Ends 14th December 2013.

Back to the Future

1920s Striped platform sandals from the V&A looking very Spring Summer 2014

McDean Beauty Pageant

Shot for Vogue Italia, Februrary 2013

Layers

Another post about layering, this one not as colourful as the last.

Empty Plates

This Vincent van de Wijngaard picture reminded me of this

Good old Picasso and his croissants, photographed by Robert Doisneau

 

Rainy Afternoon

 Really enjoyed Alasdair McLellan and Olivier Rizzo teaming up up for AnOther Magazine Issue 25. Mixing high gloss with easy going casual or work wear isn't groundbreaking but I've always been a fan and love the way it has been done here.

 The only way to wear a floor length sequin dress

 Rizzo tends to use lots of clothes and props from his own 'archive'. This makes me feel a lot better about all the bags of clothes I've got, bought for a purpose that hasn't quite presented itself yet.

 

Dig by Daniel Silver

Today I went to the exhibition 'Dig' by artist Daniel Silver. Curated by Artangel, the sculpture was displayed in what was once one of the biggest Odeon cinemas in central London but has now been reduced to a building site. The artwork and site worked so well together that even though sculpture isn't always my thing, I found the installation thought provoking and inspiring.

The downstairs dungeon bit is the part you've probably already seen on someone's instagram. I loved the swampy boardwalk around the standing statues.

And I really liked this unintentional art work by the invigilators

 

For more see the Artangel website, here.

Hello Cowboy

Cowboy layering

Denim Cat Fight

Spanner in the works

Pawn shops do make me sad, but then I think how happy I'd be if I had this bolt and spanner bangle