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Why the Marie Antoinette exhibit at the V&A should be in your calendar

A deep dive into Eighteenth Century fashion and society In the grand tapestry of fashion history, certain figures stand out, their influence echoing through centuries. One such icon is Marie Antoinette, Queen of France, whose life and style continue to captivate and inspire. The Victoria & Albert Museum, a renowned institution for art, design, and … Continue reading Why the Marie Antoinette exhibit at the V&A should be in your calendar

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“All Roads Lead Back to The Face” – a conversation with the founder of 80s post-punk magazine

Nick Logan and Neville Brody on Creating a Genre-Defining Magazine in the Post-Punk ’80s At the beginning of London Fashion Week on the 20th of February, I heard from the founder of The Face, Nick Logan, and esteemed art director, Neville Brody. Speaking to friends, old colleagues, the press, and aspiring writers, Nick and Neville … Continue reading “All Roads Lead Back to The Face” – a conversation with the founder of 80s post-punk magazine