Laughing Boy

A new comedy night for all you cool kids out there!
It's looking to be a great night with an hilarious line-up, fantastic host and amazing singer.
Oh and its free [insertwinkingsmiley] plus goodie bags!

I will be there and if you would like to be too, get names sent to ashleigh_azariah@hotmail.co.uk or tweet me @AshleighAzariah

LFW: Men's Street Style

The last day of London Fashion Week, is always dedicated to menswear, so the ratio of males:females this time round, was pretty much equal. Here's some nicely dressed males, men take note.

LFW: Day 6 Menswear

A few more snap shots of the last rainy day at fashion week.

Gorgeous accessories, he had a metal eye patch too.

Me and my model mate Duke

And to the installations

The view having a quick coffee

My booties and trousers, got asked if they were Vivienne Westwood, I wish. They're actually mens trousers from Beyond Retro

Ms Bell on the left, Me on the right

Tryna get a little bit tiiipsy(8) Cosmopolitans and Champagne

Some rather snappy looking gents giving out Esquire Magazine

LFW: Street Style Ladies

A couple more ladies, visiting Somerset House on the last day of Fashion Week AW10

c'est chic

oh wait that's me

you might have noticed a thing for fur... (faux pleas)

her trousers are pretty damn cool

Ms Bell

LFW: Jena Theo Show

So I was given tickets to design duo Jenny Holmes and Dimitris Theocharidis (Jena Theo) AW10 collection catwalk at Somerset House on the first day of LFW. The collection was titled ‘Silent Modes’ inspired by silent movies, the French Resistance, 1950’s glamour and 3D effects.
Waiting for the show to start me and Hayles were taking advantage of the free Raspberry Champagne (delicious) [insertdrunksmiley] as you do at these things.

The models were all perfectly groomed with rolled and pinned hair, simulating the 1950s glamour, and the collection itself was wicked. It was full of oversized knitwear, high-waisted trousers, structured leather jackets, flowing jersey dresses and denim. In terms of colours, it was very neutral yet, vibrant. There were teals, blues, whites, greys, and beige, but the use of colour blocking and printing made them stand out. Elegance, fluidity, vibrant and abstract; just a few words to sum up the collection.

LFW: Straight Ups

A few fashionistas I came across, whilst mulling around Somerset House between shows.

We Want Her: Heeled Doctor Martens, Earrings, Necklace

We Want Her: Fur Waist Coat, Shoes

We Want Her: (cough)

We Want Her: Shoes, Hat

We Want Her: Coat, Earrings

We Want His: Coat

We Want Her: Denim Jacket, Printed Trousers

We Want Her: (cough)

We Want Her: Printed Trousers

We Want Her: T-Shirt, Fur Coat