Braving the -9 degree temperature in order to jump a train from Manhattan to Brooklyn was definitely worth the trip. The cold and the long travel didn’t matter when we saw the entrance of the museum. I wasn’t quite sure why Jean Paul Gaultier decided to present his retrospective exhibition out of town, but once I stepped inside,...Read More
“It’s not the camera that takes the picture; it’s the person.” David Bailey Wandering the palatial halls of London’s National Portrait Gallery it soon became evident that a truer word has never been spoken. I was met with a comforting, yet undeniably sinister sense of being watched; as the eyes of the 250 plus portraits...Read More
One of the coolest cultural destinations in London is, without a shadow of a doubt, The Design Museum. Home of contemporary architecture, design and fashion, it always surprises us with tasty exhibitions that make our day. This month, “Hello, My Name Is Paul Smith” is already on our list of must sees. Opening on the...Read More
“In the way, I thought…It’s even like Shakespeare. Shakespeare changed English. He wasn´t just a great writer of English, he was increasing the vocabulary. And these words that Shakespeare was introducing into the language were creating what has become the language that we all know now. And I think that Ferran has something of this...Read More
Here at MSL, we have a silent alert for the name Sassoon. Back in 2012, we hosted a Semple Secrets event at the Southbank Centres grand Royal Festival Hall with legendary designers David Sassoon and Roland Klein, amongst others. Listening to them both speak about their organically brilliant careers, we sat in awe of these...Read More
A capital letter V is recognised by many cultures as the sign of victory, but in the dictionary of haute couture, it means Valentino; the sum of thousands of stylish designs forged in time. Somerset House is now showing “Valentino: Master of Couture”, a retrospective exhibition that focuses on haute couture created by the legendary...Read More
Walking into the V&A is exciting enough as it is, but to be greeted by a larger than life size moving image of Audrey Hepburn from a scene in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, is something I want to do time and time again. Between the 20th of October and the 27th of January of this year,...Read More
It is a well known fact that diamonds are a girls best friend…but crystals would equally make loyal companions. Swarovski is one of the biggest household names for crystal cut jewellery, and it is a known fact that their collections are as stunning and original as the name itself. 1862 marked the birth of Daniel...Read More
This summer The Design Museum in London celebrates 20 years of Christian Louboutin’s iconic career. From stilettos to sneakers, boots to pumps, Louboutin’s shoes have stolen the hearts of women across the world with their glossy red soles and elegantly crafted heels. Christian Louboutin has had an exciting and varied career and the the first...Read More
Inspired by the fashionable flourishing’s of LFW, Tanks Magazines lifestyle, art and fashion supplement ‘O’ decided to literally bring their publication to life with a little help from The Shop at Bluebird. The stores innovative pop-up space is home to a visual timeline that commemorates the rise and rise of London’s fashion scene over the...Read More
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