"Sara Smile" or

or "Rich Girl"? >>>

Warm weather last week... How nice it was...

What music/fashion tribe?

Love the look... If I were styling an anime characters I'd use her as my reference for a "Super-tall, Rock-Baby-Doll character with Fierce make-up"...  I wish I'd asked what music she was listening to... 

Lots of people wearing black on the streets...

Looking at this photo I realised I had photographed this woman before >>>third image down

Meanwhile, I love pic of the BSA "Bantam" below by the Blogger PaperThinBen...
I owned this bike in red, in 1970,  which I bought already old, used and a little battered... I had a few friends who also had bikes but I preferred to ride alone... Enjoying the elements...

On a sunny day, we're all loving London...

Living for the weekend...

"Glow-Boy-Glow" (G-B-G) was the first website I ever built, over Thanksgiving weekend in 1995 the premisse was not far from that of a blog...

The idea behind the website was to match photos found on the web with the music track that best represented the look... Not sure why but this pic makes me thing O'Jays "Living for the Weekend" or "I Love Music" >>>

Charlotte in Red...

Working hard in PR and looking fun and flirty in red from Primemark... The bag by Guess we added for an extra something, because this pic was taken in their showroom at the press day for this collection, hitting stores about now... Honestly, it saddens me to say the collection was a little disappointing, as it had almost no denim and the little they offered seemed timid and too soft...

From the Archive: Love these dusty colours from last Sept...

From the Archive.... Sept 2010

Only because I genuinely agree that this would be of interest to StyleScout LDN's readers and because Stephen Jones seems very nice:

This is a call out to the design community to team up with Stephen Jones and Vogue UK for an opportunity to get noticed by the fashion/design world and receive a 2 week internship in London.

Stephen Jones, one of the world’s finest milliners, is inviting designers to submit a photograph or illustration of their originally designed hat for the chance to be a part of Hats: An Anthology, an exhibition hosted by the Bard Graduate Center in New York City. The exhibit is a collaboration between Stephen Jones and the V&A and has previously attracted over 350,000 visitors in London and Brisbane. The selected hat will be displayed in the Bard Graduate Center Gallery as part of the exhibition. Stephen Jones is looking for originality and creativity and encourages participants to use any kind of material - from paper to metal, fabric to feathers, card to plastic.

Jones and Dolly Jones, Editor of Britain's Vogue.com will choose the winners from all qualified submissions with special consideration for the top voted entries.

The winning hat will be displayed at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery for the duration of Hats: An Anthology (September 2011 - April 2012). The winner will also receive:
- A two week internship with Stephen Jones in London (travel and accommodation in London are the responsibility of the winner)*
- Two tickets to the opening night party of Hats: An Anthology at the BardGraduate Center in New York City on the 14th of September 2011 (travel and accommodation in New York are the responsibility of the winner)
- A signed copy of Stephen Jones’ book Hats: An Anthology
- A one year membership to the V&A in London
- Global exposure by having their design featured on stephenjonesmillinery.com, his Facebook page and Britain's Vogue.com

>>> Vogue/Promotions/Stephen-Jones-design-Competition


It would be nice if one of my readers wins... Good Luck and BW  Robert & The Tuc's xXx

Nice look...

Although perhaps a teensy-weensy-bit too "Death In Venice"...