A flyer (or rather invite) I created for the Boyfriends big 30. The theme is print - so everyone has to wear their most outrageously bright and printed clothing - preferably all at once!
I wish all my graphic design work was THIS MUCH FUN!!
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Wednesday, 10 July 2013
Sunday, 30 December 2012
New Years Eve, Bill Brewster, Designers Block
What are you doing for New Year? I am going to this! The dress theme is London sub-cultures. Eg punk, goth, rave etc etc. I plan to do the goth thing of course! The party is in an old crumbling pub, just outside Hoxton overground. It wont be there for much longer as a venue so it's a great opportunity to give the place a big send off, with Bill Brewster playing till late!
I also designed the flyer. Rushed job but turned out alright.
Tickets available from here.
Read more about the old pub, the Marquis of Lansdowne, and the petition to save it here.
I also designed the flyer. Rushed job but turned out alright.
Tickets available from here.
Read more about the old pub, the Marquis of Lansdowne, and the petition to save it here.
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| image from Spitalfields Life blog |
Tuesday, 10 July 2012
UK Festival Tips
I.e. how not to look like a knob.
So all the magazines these days tell you what to wear to festivals, along with how to shift 2 stone in two weeks, the correct way to fake tan, how to stop cellulite etc but I bet half the people who write that stuff have only ever been to V festival on a day trip or VIP Glasto and stayed in the bar.
(This article was pretty good though in the Stylist. Which one are you?)
As a regular festival go-er this is my list of stuff you should actually take:
If you are going to a festival in the UK this summer, then lets be honest the only footwear you are going to need is a pair of wellies. You don't need Hunters, despite what the mags tell you, just make sure they are comfortable and not to hard to take off (imagine half a field of mud around them and only your other foot to remove them) Also take a fold away waterproof and/ or and fold up umbrella.
Take an across body bag (boob separator!) that is big enough to fit the above in, but not the kitchen sink. Make sure it does up well also, that way you can forget about it.
Take a nice dress, one that has plenty of movement so that you can swish it around when dancing (pockets is an extra bonus) Don't wear a maxi skirt (will get caked in mud/ something else to trip over) or a playsuit (too much hassle in the loos) wear a skirt however, that is long enough to hide a paper cup (to pee in whilst standing - so useful)
Don't take so much stuff that you spend all day moving things around in your tent trying to find stuff.
Take something you wouldn't normally wear, but perhaps always wanted to.
Take something to put in your hair i.e. loads of kirby grips, scarf, hat, etc. Sunglasses (prob not needed for the sun) but make you look a lot better on day 4. A million pairs of thick black tights, thick socks)
Some warm layers, suncream (well you never know) bin bags, loo roll, baby wipes.
Leather Jacket: Topshop £165
Ring: Miss Selfridge £6.50
Cross Body bag: Etsy $35
Lipstick: Mac £16.50
Earrings: ASOS £6.00
Cardigan: ROMWE £83.92 (20% with first order - free postage)
Shorts: ROMWE £19.33 (20% with first order - free postage)
Tiger top: River Island £25
Kirby grips: most chemists/ pound shops
Dress: Rare London £60
Ring: ASOS £15
Artificial flowers to turn into headbands: Withycombe Fair Various prices
Sunglasses: Nasty Gal $40
Essie Nail Varnish £8.45 from NailVarnish Direct
Wellies: Tayberry £25
Scarf for hair: Ebay £3.50
So all the magazines these days tell you what to wear to festivals, along with how to shift 2 stone in two weeks, the correct way to fake tan, how to stop cellulite etc but I bet half the people who write that stuff have only ever been to V festival on a day trip or VIP Glasto and stayed in the bar.
(This article was pretty good though in the Stylist. Which one are you?)
As a regular festival go-er this is my list of stuff you should actually take:
If you are going to a festival in the UK this summer, then lets be honest the only footwear you are going to need is a pair of wellies. You don't need Hunters, despite what the mags tell you, just make sure they are comfortable and not to hard to take off (imagine half a field of mud around them and only your other foot to remove them) Also take a fold away waterproof and/ or and fold up umbrella.
Take an across body bag (boob separator!) that is big enough to fit the above in, but not the kitchen sink. Make sure it does up well also, that way you can forget about it.
Take a nice dress, one that has plenty of movement so that you can swish it around when dancing (pockets is an extra bonus) Don't wear a maxi skirt (will get caked in mud/ something else to trip over) or a playsuit (too much hassle in the loos) wear a skirt however, that is long enough to hide a paper cup (to pee in whilst standing - so useful)
Don't take so much stuff that you spend all day moving things around in your tent trying to find stuff.
Take something you wouldn't normally wear, but perhaps always wanted to.
Take something to put in your hair i.e. loads of kirby grips, scarf, hat, etc. Sunglasses (prob not needed for the sun) but make you look a lot better on day 4. A million pairs of thick black tights, thick socks)
Some warm layers, suncream (well you never know) bin bags, loo roll, baby wipes.
Leather Jacket: Topshop £165
Ring: Miss Selfridge £6.50
Cross Body bag: Etsy $35
Lipstick: Mac £16.50
Earrings: ASOS £6.00
Cardigan: ROMWE £83.92 (20% with first order - free postage)
Shorts: ROMWE £19.33 (20% with first order - free postage)
Tiger top: River Island £25
Kirby grips: most chemists/ pound shops
Dress: Rare London £60
Ring: ASOS £15
Artificial flowers to turn into headbands: Withycombe Fair Various prices
Sunglasses: Nasty Gal $40
Essie Nail Varnish £8.45 from NailVarnish Direct
Wellies: Tayberry £25
Scarf for hair: Ebay £3.50
Monday, 28 May 2012
Old Coronation Pics
Walking around London at the weekend, lots of scaffolding has come down, buildings cleaned and pavements scrubbed in time for the Olympics. The city is going to be unrecognisable! That combined with the sunshine and all the union jacks everywhere in preparation for the Jubilee celebrations, it was quite a site for the eyes.
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| Queens Coronation image from here |
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| Street party celebrating 1937 coronation of George 'King's Speech' VI (courtesy of Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea) |
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| from jasoninhollywood.blogspot.co.uk |
Monday, 9 January 2012
New Year, Space Party
What a night! loved wearing the galaxy leggings! Your Eyes Lie top did not come in time. Boo to them. Amazing efforts outfit wise from people.
Saturday, 8 October 2011
The letters are multiplying
Wednesday, 5 October 2011
We have started the party prep!
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