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| Oliver Proudlock, founder of urban fashion label Serge DeNimes, filming at London Collections: Men. Proudlock wears a Diesel Black Gold t-shirt, rings by Theo Fennell, and a Serge DeNimes necklace. |
12 June 2016
Oliver Proudlock, 180 Strand
10 June 2016
Paul, Wilkes Street
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| Paul, who works in musical theatre, is sporting a blue camo bomber jacket and trousers from Reclaimed Vintage. |
31 May 2016
Clio Peppiatt AW16
Welcome to Motel Clio. We wish you a pleasant stay.
As part of the On|Off showcase at London Fashion Week, The Vinyl Factory on Marshall Street was transformed into an art deco hotel lobby, complete with a powder blue Chesterfield sofa, shaggy rugs, fringed lampshades, and a hotel porter serving fairy cakes. The guests, eccentrically dressed in Clio Peppiatt, lingered about the lobby like characters in a murder mystery.
The themes behind Clio Peppiatt AW16 coalesce The Grand Budapest Hotel with The Shining, to produce a glamorous, vintage-inspired collection, featuring faux fur coats, embroidered bomber jackets, silk pyjama suits and sequin dresses. To finish these looks, Clio has collaborated with a number of equally creative individuals: jewellery designer Tatty Devine, for the covetable miniature suitcases; milliner Francesco Ballestrazzi, for the berets and eyemasks; and footwear label Streetzie, for the unbearably cute, high-heeled bunny slippers.
As part of the On|Off showcase at London Fashion Week, The Vinyl Factory on Marshall Street was transformed into an art deco hotel lobby, complete with a powder blue Chesterfield sofa, shaggy rugs, fringed lampshades, and a hotel porter serving fairy cakes. The guests, eccentrically dressed in Clio Peppiatt, lingered about the lobby like characters in a murder mystery.
The themes behind Clio Peppiatt AW16 coalesce The Grand Budapest Hotel with The Shining, to produce a glamorous, vintage-inspired collection, featuring faux fur coats, embroidered bomber jackets, silk pyjama suits and sequin dresses. To finish these looks, Clio has collaborated with a number of equally creative individuals: jewellery designer Tatty Devine, for the covetable miniature suitcases; milliner Francesco Ballestrazzi, for the berets and eyemasks; and footwear label Streetzie, for the unbearably cute, high-heeled bunny slippers.
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