Hermes’ ‘Leather Forever’ Exhibition, London
This Tuesday marked the opening of Hermes’ Leather Forever exhibition at the Royal Academy, and as would be expected from such an iconic and infamously luxurious brand, it is a suitably lavish show.
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Inside the Shwop Lab launch event in Shoreditch, London
Last night TWP mingled with celebrities at Marks and Spencer’s launch party for “Shwopping” – a bold campaign that asks consumers to give one, when they buy one.
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The Green Hour at Lollipops Paris UK Store Launch
Last week “The Green Hour” came to the UK store launch of Lollipops Paris situated on East London’s catwalk – Commercial Street.
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Lucas Maassen & Sons Furniture Factory
Dutch designer, Lucas Maassen has employed his three sons, Thijme (9), Julian (7) and Maris (7) as part of his workforce for his latest project, ‘Lucas Maassen & Sons Furniture Factory’.
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Agyness Deyn’s New York loft
A sneak peek into top model and now stage actress, Agyness Deyn’s ridiculously decorated New York apartment.
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Weapons of Mass Creation
At a time where the world is on a bayonet-edge of economic and social unrest, with battles raging across the Arab world, turmoil in Russia and the stockpiling of weapons wherever one might not look, Kamerer’s message in an obvious one. Pick up a paintbrush, not a pistol. Drop beats, not bombs.
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Shop smart at Boxpark
We flagged Boxpark earlier this year and now that its upon us we thought we’d have our say again. Constructed entirely from shipping containers this should be an indication of the future of shopping.
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Paris-Paris Art Basel Miami
What happens in Paris-Paris should probably stay in Paris-Paris, even if at Art Basel Miami.
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Justin Deakin – British Sole
Arguably one of the country’s top shoe designers, it seems only right that Justin Deakin now has his very own shop in East London. Justin Deakin shoes are a heady mix of tradition and modern style, with intricate touches make even the most worn and torn feet look a million dollars!
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Cabinet of Curiosities
Curiosity may have killed the cat, but it is now entertaining the shoppers of Browns. The fashion house has collaborated with international brand and fashion consultant, Thomas Erber, to produce ‘Le Cabinet de Curiosités de Thomas Erber’.
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Christmas shopping at the Circus
We’re not sure we can think of a worse place to be than a central London shopping street in the run up to Christmas, so an event that describes itself as the ‘alternative to Oxford Circus’ is certainly worth a look in.
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Le Baron comes to town
The notoriously exclusive night-club, Le Baron, has finally arrived in London. Opened originally in Paris by graffiti artist and nightlife entrepreneur Andre Saraiva, the renowned nightspot has since spread to the art and cultural capitals of the world.
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Dining With a Difference
The Disappearing Dining Club threw another of their Dinner Dances this weekend. The theme this time being a ‘Compendium of Game’, the event was at Red Gallery in Shoreditch.
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Going Underground
The creators of Experience Cinema and the Rooftop Film Club – home of the summer’s hit film screenings at The Queen of Hoxton in Shoreditch – strike again. Setting up shop directly beneath Camden’s legendary Roundhouse in the exclusive Dorfman Hub, the Underground Film Club showcases a mixture of cult classics and recent releases. The [...]
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Lazy Oaf’s 10th Year Anniversary Party
London design-heavy clothing label, Lazy Oaf ushered in their 10th year anniversary last night with a creative,cool, and quirky party at The Camp in Shoreditch.
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Captain America gets Super Branded
Andaz Liverpool Street Hotel’s 1901 Wine Bar is currently hosting the ‘Super Brand’ exhibition, which is to run throughout Frieze Art Fair, later this month.
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English Launderette
East London is booming with pop-ups at the moment, like the Sugababes, you think their time has come but then they spring up again with a new look.
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Earth, but not as we know it….
What would you say to another you? Director of ‘Another Earth‘, Mike Cahill, says this is the question he gets asked the most after people have watched his poignant independent film. Last night, we were invited to the premiere and a Q & A with Mike by the Raindance Film Festival and were left dreaming [...]
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Posing as a subject among subjects
The setting is an angular white room, a brick-walled warehouse and a former textiles sweatshop in London, which holds six items: a screen, a projector and four photographs. To talk about a minimalist setting would be understated and yet, London-based artist Michelle Deignan succeeds in creating an immersive viewing environment. ‘Posing as a subject amongst [...]
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