Happy New Year!

                                                                Shot by Paul Hartnett.


Now kids, remember, don't do anything I wouldn't do. Be safe and have a great evening wherever you are going for your new years' festivities. 


Are you guys as excited and looking forward to the new year as I am?

Bags at Waterloo and Pimlico, London.

Does anybody know who the designers are for the first and third bag(s)?


Anyone?

Details...London.

Did you guys have a good Christmas? Any tales?

Hair Envy - Let It Flow, London.

What do you want me to do, I'm sorry. 


People like me that are bald cannot help it but envy these guys.

Brick Lane: London's Most Fashion Forward Quarter.

There is something in the water on Brick Lane. Everyone here is so fashion forward...

This dude almost punched my guts out! I mean, look at his eyes...


Have a splendid Christmas everyone!

Christmas Wish: Balenciaga Back-pack.

I'm wondering whether it comes in charcoal black? 

Changing...Sommerset House, London.

I had to sneak this in before 'the big day'.


For those of you that are going out for Christmas parties, be smart like this young lady here and carry an extra pair.

Back When...Convent Garden, London.

As the whole of Britain is brought to it's knees by mother nature, I thought I would share with you these pictures that were taken a million years ago on the last day of the spring-summer shows at London Fashion Week of the ever-stylish Michelle.

Winter Biking on Hanbury Street... Spitalfields, London.

It doesn't matter how bitterly cold it is. The best and cheapest way to get around this part of London especially at this time of year (it's the last weekend before Christmas) is by two wheels.

Londoners, can I get an amen to that?


Have you guys done all your last minute Christmas shopping yet?

Curious George...Sommerset House, London.

Behind the scenes at Pierre Garroudi studio, London Bridge.

London's Market Traders.

Brick Lane vintage market.

Portobello Road fruit trader.

Market traders, especially the ones that work the weekend markets across London's favourite tourist hotspots, have that swag that cannot be explained but you can tell when you see it.