Business student, Zoe Christopher, makes her way in the world of accessories. Sitting with her legs crossed, dressed in a pair of tartan leggings and a very of-the-minute black bowler hat, Zoe Christopher exudes confidence and contentment. With her cheerful smile and perfectly touched up make up she seems like any ordinary, fashion conscious student. … Continue reading
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In with the Old…
Shops, online, fairs, vintage is everywhere but have the traditional values of vintage clothing been lost? Sifting through the racks of fur coats, floral shirts and 1950s dresses, the atmosphere is relaxed yet energetic. Flurries of people cluster around suitcases over flowing with silk scarves, stands of leather handbags and tables filled with costume jewellery … Continue reading
Catwalks and Kaftans
She’s the striking blonde with an unbelievable talent. Meet Shonagh Smith. Looking every bit cutting-edge, Shonagh Smith sweeps her outrageously long blonde hair behind her ear. Her model-like good looks and slim size eight frame mean she fits perfectly into fashion circles and turns heads on the street as well as the catwalk. Pulses … Continue reading
Judy Berger and The Vintage Fair
A few weeks ago Judy’s Affordable Vintage Fair paid a visit to Newcastle once again. I interviewed Judy Berger herself, this is the article. When I meet with Judy Berger at her self-titled ‘Affordable Vintage Fair’ in the students union of Northumbria University she looks right at home. Surrounded by the racks of vintage clothing … Continue reading
My Must-Have Accessory?
Scarves. Vintage, paisley, tartan, chiffon. You name it, I own one. Over my few years of fashion addiction, I have developed an unhealthy obsession with buying scarves. Looking back I believe this stemmed from my lack of confidence when it came to buying clothes. The scarf is a safe option but at the same time … Continue reading
An Indian Summer
When thinking of the fashion capitals on the world, London, New York or Pairs may spring to mind, but you probably wouldn’t think of India. While traditional dress is still worn in rural India, urban India is rapidly becoming home to exotic, vibrant fashion. Despite the market for Indian designer fashion still being only a fraction … Continue reading
A First Lady of Fashion
Behind every great man, there is a great, stylish woman right? With the U.S election being the talking point on everyone’s lips this week it seemed like the perfect opportunity to take a look at the woman behind one of the world’s greatest men. On election night, Michelle Obama chose to wear a silk, magenta, … Continue reading
Time Warp
Vintage clothing fairs and events seem to be ever increasing in the North East at the moment, with numerous fairs visiting Newcastle and events going on in the next few weeks. On Saturday 20th October, The Newcastle Vintage Fair took place at The Castlegate. We arrived quite late on in the day, however there … Continue reading
Footsteps in Fashion
Hundreds of people, everyday walk down Northumberland Street in Newcastle. It is a high street that has become home to the most successful shopping outside of Oxford Street in London. It now houses a huge range of stores and brand names which are recognisable all over the world, Primark, H and M and Marks and … Continue reading
Urban Night Feast
Last weekend saw me experience my first ever food festival. Urban Night Feast took place at the Stephenson Works in Newcastle from the 27th to the 29th September and was the North East’s first night food market. The event brought together some of the best food vendors and chefs in the UK from a variety … Continue reading
Life In Mixed Print 