Easter eggs

I'm an atheist, but there is still no escaping Easter. Commercialism dictates that today warrants the plentiful feasting of chocolate eggs, which - in all fairness - is not necessarily a bad thing. Personally, I love Easter simply for the fact that once it's all over, Cadbury Creme Eggs are seriously cheap.

In London, the theme of Easter eggs manifested itself into 'The Big Egg Hunt', in which various artists and designers crafted 200 unique eggs to be hidden across the city. The aim was to break the world record for the biggest Easter Egg hunt. All the eggs are now
on display in Covent Garden Piazza; a few of my favourites are pictured below...

What Alice Found: 1st birthday party

Nestled among a terrace of shops on the edge of Boscombe is 'What Alice Found' vintage boutique, which has today celebrated a whole year of trading. Nicki Grainger and Karen Ambler hosted a day-long party on the premises with cupcakes, sweets, ginger beer, and
a bounty of vintage attire.

New menswear from Ikkonik Vintage

Pop PR Press Day

Press days are a brilliant opportunity to see up close the new collections previously eyed on the catwalk. Pop PR's clientele include Francesca Marotta and Bernard Chandran, whose collections I photographed at London Fashion Week. In a way, it was almost like an exhibition, except with a dozen bowls of sweets and a Toni & Guy hair stylist.

Pop PR press day at The Future Gallery