31 Dec 2010
30 Dec 2010
California dreaming...
On a break between haircuts outside Pimps & Pinups this guy told me that he'd just come back from vacation in Los Angeles. He also told me that John Hoad now lives in NYC....
29 Dec 2010
28 Dec 2010
Size 50" knitting needle's
Then, I saw his whole look which was so many great layers: below
27 Dec 2010
26 Dec 2010
25 Dec 2010
Wishing You a Merry Christmas, Robert, Luisa & Arthur TheStyleScouts...
Wishing You a Merry Christmas from LDN
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24 Dec 2010
Covent Garden...
23 Dec 2010
London Trend: the belted coat...
classic down-filled puffer-vest and she wears with her favorite heavy leather hide belt over it...
22 Dec 2010
21 Dec 2010
20 Dec 2010
Don't Ask...
"Is your hat, fake fur?"
Cringing, she answered "vintage".
Going forward; I'm instigating a "don't-ask-don't-tell-policy"...
18 Dec 2010
Charlie's bags
I noticed Charlie's bag as I looked through the lens and they are for sale, for more info at ChatleyOriginals.com >>>
17 Dec 2010
Smile for the birdy...
16 Dec 2010
15 Dec 2010
14 Dec 2010
13 Dec 2010
12 Dec 2010
Who's this?
A stylish mum and her son at LFW in Sept...
10 Dec 2010
9 Dec 2010
8 Dec 2010
7 Dec 2010
4 Dec 2010
Spitalfields Market, LDN
I regularly bump into people on the street who I have photographed before, and I often seem to bump into this woman, she has even met Arthur's grandmother Wilma from Brazil.
When I saw her in the market last week she told me that she had just been on a shoot for ID magazine, and when she sends the link I will update this post.
3 Dec 2010
2 Dec 2010
Great hair styling...
Most Thursdays Arthur and I, go to Spitalfields and Brick Lane to photograph.
Although the background look's grey when we took these photograph's last Thursday, the weather has steadily deteriorated. Today, Thursday, we are actually snowed in. With the heat at full blast, in our old Victorian house situated in hills high above the city.
Trying to entertain a 14 month old who has just learned to walk, eager to get his little fingers on anything new and because I wanted to do something useful with today, I decided to pull out my sewing kit and adapt and repair cherished old clothes.
I have always been interested in sewing, perhaps because my mother worked as a seamstress for Norman Hartnell; then the dressmaker to the Queen. I remember as early as a 2 or 3 year old sewing with my mum. She often brought home dresses as cut pieces that needed to be sewn overnight for one of his client.
One of my earliest memories was playing the game “dressmaking”, which my mother and I played like jigsaw puzzling.
My first job-helping Mum was to separate the silk pieces from the paper pattern, which were still pinned together after having been cut from the roll of fabric. Next, I arranged on the floor all the silk panels in the order I would need to pass them to her to sew. The game really got started when mum asked, “what comes first” and I would hand her Norman Hartnell’s label and the back panel of the yoke, which she attached with a hand crank Singer sewing machine, as we assembled the dress and I learnt clothing construction at an early age.
However, Arthur seems to still be too young, to be interested in anything other beyond playing with the dangerous needles and sharp blades or scissors in the sewing box but I hope that one day he will want to learn all the tricks of the trade.
Meanwhile, I guess we'll spend the day blogging and playing the floor while watching music videos on the web with Arthur...
1 Dec 2010
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