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Maid of Bond Street
http://maidofbondstreet.blogspot.com
Written by 24-year-old american living in london. Blog is a compendium of styling ideas, emerging trends / designers / shops, fashion events, and opinion. likes lionel ritchie and champagne for breakfast. Dislikes people who eat on public transport.
- Added on: Jan 10th, 2007
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
- Listed in: Trends Journalists Shopping
- Tags: la one to watch talking shop womenswear mark your calendar... fashart
Recent Posts
Say Whaaat?: Norma Kamali for Wal Mart
At first, I thought I was misreading the headline. Then, I got the sensation that I was dreaming. But no, it's true - WWD has reported that Norma Kamali is designing a collection for Wal-Mart.I know she's not John Galliano or anything, but Norma was...
Red Carpet Report: Oscar Night
It's my first Oscar night in LA, and I've come to realize that the ceremony is to this city what the Super Bowl is to...well, everywhere else in the country. People throw parties in their honor, bars and restaurants erect big screens on which to watc...
One to Watch: Esartia Jewelry
As the cliche goes, one man's trash is another's treasure - a phrase which jewelry designer Khatia Esartia takes literally in her eponymous jewelry line.After putting together her avant-garde leather graduate collection for the Art Institute of Chica...
Talking Shop: Comme Des Garcons Guerrilla Store
It takes a lot to convince me to venture into downtown LA during rush hour, but I figured the Comme des Garcons guerrilla store would be as good an excuse as any. So I made the trek, only to find out when I got there that all the merchandise got tang...
Why Not Try...A Caped Crusade?
I don't know about you, but the last few days of spring-like weather have inspired me to relegate my winter wool jacket and collection of heavy velvet blazers to the back of my closet until next November. Nevermind the fact that I'm always the chump ...
Runway Report: Topshop Unique
I've learned to live without my rainy-day walks along the Thames, and have even managed to perfect my own version of Brick Lane's famous curry - but the one thing I can't seem to shake about my London homesickness is my weekly visit to Topshop. I wou...
