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  • Stop The Clocks- London Fashion Week Arrives

    Stop The Clocks- London Fashion Week Arrives

    17th September 2010 | 0 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree

    The fashion bus has now departed the Big Apple and hit our shores in London.  The event kicked off as always with Paul Costelloe showcasing his spring/summer 2011 collection. The womenswear focused on short flirty dresses, with hems hiked up to mid-thigh, and worn with metallic biker-jackets and vests. The Irish designer used pastel shades namely sugar pinks, and navy fused into abstract checks.

    Costelloe introduced menswear last September and that was a major part of the show. This time...

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  • Will You Be a Clever Clogs?

    Will You Be a Clever Clogs?

    10th February 2010 | 1 comments | 1 person likes this

    Love it or hate it the Clog trend has reared it's head.

    When I saw the Dutch classic at the Chanel Spring/Summer show i wasn't convinced but....I actually think they're growing on me! Alexa Chung can currently be seen wearing them in the March edition of Vogue UK.  Also fashionista's Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen were seen wearing this trend in the early part of this year- long before Karl showcased them.  

    As always the high street has...

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  • Enjoy London Fashion Week From The Comfort Of Your Armchair

    Enjoy London Fashion Week From The Comfort Of Your Armchair

    3rd February 2010 | 0 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree

    With only a few weeks to go until  London Fashion Week kicks off there is some great news for those of you that want to stay updated as designers get ready to present their Autumn '10 collections.

    Last season, designers like Burberry Prorsum and Alexander McQueen streamed their shows live directly on to the internet giving you a front row seat. Now it seems even more names are set to follow...

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Emma Smith

Emma is a TV and Radio presenter and a print and broadcast journalist. Emma started out reading the travel news for AA Roadwatch where she provided bulletins for the biggest commercial radio stations throughout London and the South East. From here she moved to the BBC doing travel reports and also covered the showbiz world as an entertainment reporter. Since then she has gone on to present breakfast, drive and mid-morning shows across commercial stations and networks as well as being a broadcast journalist. Along with her TV and Radio work Emma is the fashion editor for Close Up magazine and also contributes showbiz features. You can find out more by going to www.emmasmithonline.com