
Daphne Guinness in her ensemble entering St Paul's cathedral for the designer’s memorial service in London last week.



As I get around to settling in to my new pad, I have been looking, scrounging around and thrifting for pieces to put my home together. I am currently taking inspiration from my favourite blog desiretoinspire. I love these chairs. The details. Same with this dining table. I am dreaming and planning and imagining how it will all look when I finish decorating...... will keep you posted... x
I came across this really cool and informative blog about textiles and patterns. It's called the The Textile Blog - do check it out. The design and decorative work shown here are from Camus Idees portfolio. This was an inspirational produced by Camus for decoration and ornamentation of the decorative arts. Am feeling inspired by the colours, tone and mood of these patterns for SS11. Pretty, light, fun and organic!






Doing this was sooooooo much fun. Having your face made up so dramatically and the feather lashes!!! WOW!! Is all I can truly say. It was an amazing experience from the start. Meeting Matthew, who very kindly did my makeup (he also does a lot of other work too, the latest being Britain's Next Top Model!). I am so humbled by the experience and learnt a lot. The outfit was inspired to be the opposite of the normal black garb that Illamasqua subscribes to. But nonetheless, the theatre of it was not compromised - I hope. So, dapper Mr. Racoon, was my date to this launch party which took place last night in the heart of Soho. The experience was totally awesome including all the people I met and came across. Amy, who was my chaperone was absolutely amazing and made sure I really had a blast. Thank you Amy!!
And last but not least, the master who wound his magic Illamasqua wand on me - Matthew. Thank you so so much!
All makeup by Illamasqua available at Illamasqua, Beak Street, London.
Makeup by: Matthew Pimm
(Dress from Topshop Unique, Open toe boots from Zara,Cuff from Mango, Rings from various high street finds)
Today, an exhibition of Uncle Karl's work opens at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris. Around 300 pieces will be displayed, all shot by The fashion Kaiser. WWD reports that Lagerfeld shot his first picture in 1987 after becoming frustrated with the quality of photographs coming back for the Chanel press kit.


