Paris - Avenue Winston Churchill.

Paris - Boulevard de Bercy.

Paris - Rue de Rivoli.

Paris - Boulevard de Bercy.

London Portraits: Woodseer St. (Just off Brick Lane).

London - Somerset House.

We Need To Talk About Footwear Choices.

Here's some food for thought - wouldn't it be quite a thing if men had such a wide variety of choice in footwear as women do?

London - Great Marlborough Street.

Speaking of stripes: here's another good example of how fashion and architecture are related. The application goes hand in hand with clothing and on buildings. I have to say, Tudor-period architecture never ceases to amaze me.

London - Kensington Gore.

London Portraits: Great Marlborough Street.

Wishing you all a very good weekend and for all you dog lovers that want your pet to look sweet, visit Mishko for some great doggie accessories.

London - Duke Street.

London - Upper Brook Street.

London - Park St. (Just off Oxford Street).

London - Woodseer St. (Just off Brick Lane).

London Portraits: Manchester Square.

London - Regents Park (At The Frieze Art Fair).

London - Hyde Park.

London - Marble Arch.

London - Carnaby Street.

I always tell anyone who will listen that fashion and architecture go hand in hand when it comes to style - from pattern cutting to construction. Look at the different architectural time periods that are told within this small block of buildings on Carnaby street. 

We have Modern-day to Georgian, to Palladium to Victorian then and to Tudor; plus of course not to mention the colour blocking.

London - Man In Uniform - The Savoy Hotel.

I spotted this gentleman, during fashion week, on a break in his work uniform looking on in bewilderment at the mad dash of street-style photographers running after models, editors, stylists, celebrities and fashionistas alike. 

There's something about this look that I cannot put my finger on which makes him stand out from the crowd. Maybe it's his calm and cool demeanour that drew me to photograph him. 

London Portraits: Kensington Gore, Hyde Park.

Here's Something You Don't See Everyday.

This is the sort of photograph which, at first glance, you might use unsavoury language that would be frowned upon in polite company. Something like, 'what the ****!'

But, if you take your time and really look at it, you will realise that there are bits which would work in a normal practical situation such as: the gloves could be shortened and if the dress was cut in half, you would get a skirt.

Those are just two examples that I can think of right now and I'm sure there are more pieces that one can get from it. 

London - Bedford Square.

Paris Fashion Week Highlights.

That's it folks, another fashion month is done. I have to say though, there's something about the Paris light that makes everybody smile.

Paris - Avenue Foch (At Celine).

Paris - Porte d'Orléans (After Kenzo).