Lace has been a big feature of the catwalks for a few seasons now, and there is no indication that it is about to disappear any time soon. Many women are put off wearing lace items as they feel they are fussy or frumpy, or dislike the all-over lacy look which you get from a lace dress or blouse. There are however several simple ways to keep up with the trends, get some lace into your look and feel... »
First established in 1977, the BOY London brand became one of the most important indie fashion labels of the 1980s and 1990s, associated with everything from punk to acid house and rave culture. However, after a decline at the turn of the century, BOY London was revived last year, and helped by appearances on performers like Rihanna, is now a bestselling range again. Appearing at Selfridge’s and o... »
Staying on top of fashion as the weather begins to dictate more and more what we can and cannot wear becomes increasingly tricky. As snow begins to tell us that Mother Nature know longer wants us to sport open-toed sandals, and that shorts are certainly not becoming to comfort this January, we find ourselves wrapping up warmer and warmer as style trends take a back seat towards more practical dres... »
The British fashion industry is worth £21 billion to the economy; exports account for nearly £4.bn worth of clothing and textiles a year. Fashion really matters and the UK is good at it! Overseas buyers look for the heritage and luxury lines produced by classic and quintessentially British names like Burberry, Mulberry and Paul Smith, along with high end textile producers like Johnstons of Elgin, ... »
The city of London is one of the best places in the whole of Europe to search for the latest fashions. Trendy clothing and accessories can be found here in chic boutiques owned by both local and international designers and a wide range of styles can be found. What follows is a selection of the best fashion shops in London. The Late Night Chameleon Cafe This unusual establishment can be found on Sh... »