Article Archive for October 2009
Every minute, an area larger than three football pitches of Amazon forest is lost. It’s a statistic that paints a tragic picture for not just the indigenous people of the Amazon, but a giant problem …
I have long been a fan of the Dr. Brandt skincare range and was delighted to see it open in my local branch of John Lewis. After a summer of sunning myself I was looking …
The Frieze Art Fair is an event that, as an artist, one can hardly afford to miss. Bringing together artists, artworks and buyers from all over the world, it gives us the opportunity to spend …
Last week was the Christmas of the art world. ‘No one does it like the Frieze’, Frieze turned London into the hub of international glam industry, the battleground for the movers and shakers and the …
Obsessed! It’s the only way to described my passion for eye creams and preventing the passage of time (and late nights) from showing on my face. In my years of experience in the beauty industry …
Having spent a sobering morning at the British Museum, seeing ‘Moctezuma – Aztec Ruler’, it was positively fun and light hearted to experience Anish Kapoor’s major solo exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts. The …
Paris leads the world of fashion like no other city. With names such as Balmain, Balenciaga and Lanvin it’s no wonder. These stellar fashion houses ignite the passion in fashion and are in no doubt …
Milan had a fabulous fashion week which broke the grim previous seasons to bring us optimism and a defined look to the future. The major trend players Gucci, Prada and Versace didn’t disappoint. SHINE rounds …
My awareness of breast cancer was pretty minimal until my mother came home one afternoon and told us all the news we never wanted to hear – she had been diagnosed with breast cancer. That …
Why Herpen is still showing in the ‘Off Schedule’ part of London Fashion Week I am not sure. Her Spring/summer 2010 collection didn’t fail to impress and for me was a highlight of day two!
Having …
