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LFW, A/W 2015 - Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on 3rd March, 2015 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
You may remember that last year I went street styling around Somerset House during London Fashion Weekend, and I got lots of pictures of the fash pack looking fab.
This year, we at PTL took it one step up, and we went to go see some shows – as well as taking pictures of the fash pack looking fab. Whilst we were there, it…
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Paris, Bike Ride, 1am - #photographic memory, Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on 23rd February 2015 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
A sale on Eurostar tickets last January meant that a good thirty of us all rather excitedly decided we should take advantage of our being only 10 minutes away from St Pancras and go to Paris. When it came round to it, only five of us actually followed through on it, booking our tickets for a weekend in March.
We were…
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The Hidden Black Dress - Prancing Through Life
This article appeared on 10th February, 2015 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
Do a quick Google search of the world’s leading designers and the results come in as follows: Karl Lagerfeld, Raf Simons, John Galliano, Riccardo Tisci, Phoebe Philo, Alber Elbaz…
The list goes on and is mostly male and, bar Alexander Wang, entirely white. This is no shortcoming on Google’s behalf – despite fashion…
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Not Such a Black Friday - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on 2nd December 2014 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
They say in London you’re never more than 4 ft away from a rat. I think in Shoreditch, you’re never more than 4 ft away from someone immensely stylish. Whether or not the first statement is true (I’m really hoping not), this Friday, when I went to Shoreditch in search of some #streetstyle worthy people (to distract…
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Fashion's Night Out - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on 14th October 2014 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
For six years now, Alexandra Shulman and co at British Vogue have given fashion one great night out a year. Whilst in 2013 the event took place in Manchester, this year, on Tuesday the 23rd of September, Vogue brought it back to London, bringing people from fashion royalty to lowly bloggers such as myself out in their…
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Irish Charm - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on March 18th, 2014 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
At the tail end of my month of manic travelling, I was in Dublin this weekend visiting one of my oldest school friends. What with it being St Patrick’s day eve and Ireland doing something pretty great at the rugby (or so I’ve heard), Dublin was a sea of people. And I mean that literally: everyone you saw was in green.…
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The Aftermath of Paris Fashion Week - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This article appeared on 11th March 2014 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
A couple of months ago my friends and I decided it would be a good idea to blow our student loans on some Eurostar tickets for a weekend trip to Paris. It was definitely a good idea – the weather was perfect for café-sitting, sight-seeing and, most importantly, street-styling. Hot off the heels of Paris Fashion Week…
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10 Things we can learn from LFW - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on 18th February 2014 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
As many of you will know, the fashion weeks are now upon us. New York has been and gone, Paris is yet to come, and London is happening as we speak. One of the perks about being at university in London is that Somerset House is just a short bus ride away, and so I spent my weekend running around the cobbled courtyard…
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In Fair Verona - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on February 11th 2014 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
Street style this week is a little different. Rather than spending my weekend wandering around various parts of London, like usual, I spent it trying to get as far away as possible as part of a Jailbreak. After 12 hours in a Rolls Royce cruising across Germany, we found ourselves miraculously on a train to Verona (all…
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January Blues - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This post appeared on 2nd February 2014 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
January is the month in which most people seem to give up on making an effort with their clothes, be it a result of excess Christmas weight that won’t shift or a depression about failing your New Years’ Resolutions after three days. As such, finding some photo-worthy outfits in the sea of sad clothes in London this…
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Pilot - #streetstyle, Prancing Through Life
This article appeared on 26th November 2013 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
I would like first of all to apologise to anyone I have stared at creepily over the past week or so in the North London area – I never really realised how absolutely terrifying asking to take someone’s picture in the middle of the street (with your iPhone, no less) would be, and I now have unending admiration for…
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Dethroning Queen B - Savage
This article appeared on February 27th, 2014 on http://www.savageonline.co.uk
99% of the world’s population believes that Beyoncé can do no wrong, and as such, hearing anything to the contrary might make them feel uncomfortable. If you consider yourself part of that demographic, then I’m sorry for any upset this article may cause you.
I am part of the (what feels like) the 1% that not only…
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2013 in Art and Fashion - Prancing Through Life
This article appeared on 10th December, 2013 on http://www.prancingthroughlife.com
FASHION
2013 has been a big year, clothes-wise. Sure, it was no meat-dress-at-the-VMAs year, but 2013 has brought us Miley in a flesh coloured, latex twin set (perhaps something to leave in 2013), the colour pink in all its wondrous glory and Alexander Wang at the helm of Balenciaga. The fashion weeks have come and…
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East Pretenders - Savage
This article appeared on 17th March 2015 on http://www.savageonline.co.uk
You know that feeling of inadequacy you get when you walk through Dalston? That sinking sensation in your stomach when you’re suddenly surrounded by septum piercings and shiny PVC backpacks and people who somehow manage to make socks and Birkenstocks look enviably cool? Who give you and your Urban Outfitters clothing…
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Heroin Chic and the Moral Role of the Artist - Savage
This article appeared on 4th November 2014 on http://www.savageonline.co.uk
Back in the 90s when scrawny 14 year old Kate Moss was catapulted onto catwalks, billboards and front covers for the very first time, she spawned one of the most controversial (and thus one of the most adored) movements in fashion: Heroin Chic. Responsible for the rise of kohl eye liner, Size Zero, and the fall of Cindy…
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Karl Lagerfeld: Feminist Icon? - Savage
This article appeared on 1st October 2014 on http://www.savageonline.co.uk
As the undisputed king of the fashion industry, so often seen to be at complete odds with feminist ideology, and the man who once deemed Adele ‘a little too fat’ for his liking, Karl Lagerfeld is perhaps the last person you’d expect to not only take part in, but lead, a feminist march down a Parisian boulevard. But, always…
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A Small Family Business Review - Savage
Jack McCracken, a good, honest man, takes the helm of his family business and discovers it to be entirely corrupt. He tries to keep hold of his integrity, but ultimately becomes as corrupt as the business itself and the family members who run it. Sound familiar? Alan Ayckbourn’s A Small Family Business is essentially The Godfather, if The Godfather were a farce set in Thatcherite Britain.
The…
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