London Fashion Week AW14: Street Style

Leanne Woodfull rocking Motel Rocks!

Ollie Azarmi & Leanne Woodfull

Unknown / Leanne Lim-Walker

Silvija Vil

Ollie Azarmi / Ricki Hall & friend

Left: Kayla Hadlington & Leanne Woodfull

Arabella Golby / Becca Rose

Right: Amy Valentine

Kayla Hadlington / Ella Hedley

Amy Valentine, Kayla Hadlington & Ella Hedley

Hey guys! Here are some street-style photos I shot of various people/friends at London Fashion Week back in February. I've been meaning to make this post for a while but things always seem to get in the way, such as uni work etc, so sorry for the extreme delay! These shots were taken within the first 3 days of fashion week I attended, which were all really cold and rainy, it was pretty suckish but still I had a great time nethertheless, it was lovely meeting other fashion bloggers and hanging with you all! In my next few posts to come I'll post about the Pam Hogg show I went to and also my outfits from the days I went to so keep a look out... :) Going to make much more of an effort to blog more now that I'm done with my first year at uni ~.^

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NADDYLAND CURIOSITY TEA-SHIRT

These photos were taken on 27th Feb back when my good friend Naddy Sane’s first few copies of her new designed t-shirt had just come in and she asked me to model it with her. The t-shirt is based up of two parts, first being the front where it has an ace of spades background along with Naddy’s handwritten text which reads 'Curiosity Only Led The Cat to Wonderland' with awesome physchedelic colours and feel. The back of the t-shirt is electric yellowey green displaying 'I ♥ Tea' which is just super cute because it shows a hint of Naddy’s personality in it, as everyone who knows Naddy knows she loves tea ^.^ For our shoot we started out being infront of a garage and then moved on to Westminster Bridge where is was super cold for a t-shirt and we got many stares and tourists and people taking our picture! It was strange but quite funny too...

Here are some NaddyLand links!!

BUY T-SHIRT HERE | NADDYLAND FACEBOOK | NADDYLAND TUMBLR 

CAGECITY MEETS

Last week I went to meet with the CageCity girls to have a chat about working for them as a photographer and was delighted when given the chance to do a CageCity Meets! I've seen some of my favourite bloggers do it before and have always been like "I'd love to do that too!". CageCity Meets is something they do every week where they give bloggers the chance to style a number of 6 different outfits and then model them in a photoshoot! I really enjoyed it, it was a lot of fun getting to sift through all the different brands, the clothes were amazing! I spent a good while trying to pick from them all and eventually came up with looks that were really quirky and very me, a lot of block colours and fun prints. I especially love how CageCity have a section of clothes from Fashion Design graduates, it's such a great idea and I loved the handmade pieces, the knitwear items were so cool.

I also did an interview which you can read on their site here!

P.S. yes... finally a post with my new (not so new anymore lol) hair and eyebrow colour!!!

WHA†EVER

Jacket: UNIF X UO Dress: Motel Rocks Buffalo's: Vintage

For these photos Ryan and I took turns in taking outfit photos with his amaaazing 'Wha†ever' bomber jacket and beautiful vintage Buffalo's, not to mention his super super cool shades...

NYE

Leather jacket is my friends, hoody is Dirty Harry's, t-shirt is Urban Outfitters,

leggings and socks are Topshop, tights are Primark, creepers are New Look.

So here are the photos I'm finally posting from New Years Eve! It's taken me a while but got there in the end. These outfit photos of myself and Ryan were taken at the beginning of the night on our way to warehouse parties, when my make-up was still in tact and my fake eyelashes were yet to be ruined! This night was an incredible and memorable night and I wish I could relive it, or at least remember it better. I ended up getting heavily drunk which naturally makes you forget a lot, then ended the night by passing out on my friends sofa whilst everyone else was still partying on around me. One thing I do remember of the night was one manic warehouse party we went to where it was so packed and there was even a swing up in the air that I saw some woman swinging on above me, later on a man asked me if I wanted to go on the swing and I think I just got completely scared off and ran away. I wish now that I had the guts and was sober enough to have gone on that swing eheh, it looked like it would have been rather fun.

'BRUTAL' Art Exhibition

19/10/2013

Photos I took at the exhibition shown a bit in my last post!

Providing an easy way to get in the Halloween spirit, “BRUTAL London” takes your most cringe-worthy thoughts and renders them in the imaginably claustrophobia-inducing space of a dilapidated building. The exhibit, curated by Lazarides Gallery in conjunction with The Vinyl Factory, is an annual off-site exhibition by the legendary art dealers. Curated by Steve Lazarides, “BRUTAL” features various artists’ interpretations of the term – including Cleon Patternson‘s large, black mural, which is reminiscent of Athenian vase paintings; James Lavelle‘s dark short film about a melancholy self-piercing cabaret dancer; and a live performance piece by The Bone Breakers – who wrestled, ran and biked throughout the space with bats. Source.

BRUTAL

Denim jacket from Portobello Market, Vintage Renewal shirt from Urban Outfitters,

Disco Pants from Primark, Vintage Dr Marens are hand-me-downs

19th October 2013 myself and my best friend Ryan went to "Brutal London" Underground Art Exhibition. It was incredible, my absolute favourite exhibition I've ever been to, so quirky and different from any other one I've seen before. Everything was very creepy and grungy and each corner you turned you'd find yourself amongst live actors in gas masks walking around whilst you hear the sound of pipes dripping everywhere.

The exhibition was described by hypebeast as it "takes your most cringe-worthy thoughts and renders them in the imaginably claustrophobia-inducing space of a dilapidated building."

I took so many photos in this exhibition but this post would be too long to add them all so I'll add more to a separate post whilst keeping this one more outfit based.