Today's stories make tomorrows world

MUSUEM OF EVERYTHING TAKES OVER SELFRIDGES

SEPTEMBER 2 - OCTOBER 25, 2011

Weird, wonderful and definitely wacky, this contemporary arts project is a London-centric cornucopia of art studios for untrained, unintentional and unexhibited artists. SELFRIDGES.COM

In time for London’s Fashion Week the 4th annual “The Museum of Everything” invites you to explore Exhibition #4, hosted by London’s number one department store Selfridges.

Exhibition #4 consists of over two hundred drawings, paintings and sculptures by international contemporary artists for whom creation is not just art, it is language. THE MUSEUM OF EVERYTHING

The Museum of Everything has taken over 15,000 sq ft of Selfridges, the entire Ultralonge exhibition hall and all the windows along Oxford Street and Orchard Street - making it Selfridges most expensive art collaboration. While visiting the exhibition be sure to enjoy The Shop of Everything, where you can purchase everything from a Tea Pot of Everything to specially designed capsule collection pieces by Clements Ribeiro.

ABOUT THE MUSEUM OF EVERYTHING

NOT IN LONDON? THEN VISIT THE VIRTUAL EXHIBITION ON LINE

INCLUDING ROOM ONE AND ROOM TWO, AND NOT FORGETING THE VIRTUAL LOO’S.

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ALEXANDER McQUEEN - SAVAGE BEAUTY

Alexander McQueen 1992 - 2101
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART. NEW YORK

A preview of the upcoming exhibit in New York was unveiled at the Ritz by Anna Wintour and Samantha Cameron, against the backdrop of London Fashion Week (Feb 22, 2011)

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BURBERRY PRORSUM F/W 2011 - BEAUTIFUL RAINY DAY BLUES

BEAUTIFULLY MELANCHOLYMUTED TANGERINE - MILITARY GREEN - FALLING SNOW - WASHED BLUES - FADED REDS - SOFT SHOULDERS - DIRECTIONAL TRENCH COATS - BIG CHECKS - NOSTALGIC - SHORT SWING JACKETS - FALLING SNOW- RAINY DAY BLUES

WATCH THE SHOW
VOGUE UK - COLLECTION

PROFILE DESIGNED BY - Christopher Bailey

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Burberry won the award for Digital Innovation at the British Fashion Awards 2010.

2010 International Award, Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA)

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A simple flow of TREND & POP CULTURE stories - evolving into tomorrow’s world - yet to come.

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LONDON FASHION WEEK. MULBERRY F/W 2011 - 12

IN THE COUNTRY

WEEKEND SHOOTS - KNEE HIGH SOCKS - FANTASTIC MR. FOX

PHOTO - TELEGRAPH

KEY PIECE. An ultra-long maxi length; played with pleats; and mixed up the concept of day and night by teaming leather, hooded anoraks with gold maxi-dresses and coiling thick, furry, angora, house-check scarves around the necks of little shirt-dresses in hedgerow and feather prints. TELEGRAPH

COLLECTION

Mulberry celebrate flagship store and soaring profits

SOURCED - TELEGRAPH

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LONDON FASHION WEEK - JOHN ROCHA F/W 2011 - 12

CHOCOLATE - CASCADING SEAWEED - RED - ICELANDIC

FUR COVERINGS - TWISTED BRAIDS - FALLING SHOULDER

Trademark piece

“My key piece for autumn/winter 2011, is a hand crochet jacket -

the surface densely worked in tumbles and loops of uncombed yarn and tassels of silk

and cashmere with a wonderful shearling collar”. LFW

JOHNROCHA.COM PROFILE

INSPIRATIONS

TEXTURE BARREN LANDSCAPES OF ICELAND PIERRE SOULAGES PAINTINGS

SOURCED - LONDON FASHION WEEK LIVE STREAM

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LONDON FASHION WEEK

Corrie Nielson F/W 2011 - 12

Modern Elizabethan - 50’s couture - knee length pencil skirts - crushed silk gowns - romantic - Depeche Mode

photos - LONDONFASHIONWEEK.COM

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Not at London Fashion Week shows - no worries take your seat!

LONDON FASHION WEEK - YOUR INVITED

Thanks to London Fashion Week live stream the fashion doors are open and you are welcome to take a seat, sit back with your cup of coffee and enjoy the show. In-fact you can enjoy real time viewing and see the new collections at the same time as all A-list journalists and media outlets. That is something exciting! For design houses this offers an opportunity to creatively present their collections to many more people as the full cohesive collection was intended to be, rather than individual pieces selected by buyers and stylists and vice versa the viewing public is able to enjoy and the collection in it’s entirety.
DAY ONE

Paul Costelloe - Buddy Holly, 50’s Inspired dresses, short and flippy. Checks, metallic and tweeds