Company Style Awards: WIW

(Dress & Blazer: 3.1 Phillip Lim @ My-Wardrobe, Shoes: Prada)

So I didn't win anything. Although honestly I should have won every category (even the one's I wasn't nominated in!)... sore loser, moi?

Kidding!

The awards were great, and I did end up fashioned a la Phillip Lim- thanks My-Wardrobe!

Have a great weekend xx

My-Wardrobe x Dell

We all know that fashion doesn't simply extend to clothes.

Hands up if you've bought a bag to match your shoes... and then the phone case to match your bag... and then the... yeah I'm with you. 

So now I'm blogging from bed with a laptop to match my pyjamas- go figure!

Last week I popped down to My-Wardrobe for their AW11 preview in association with Dell. With My-Wardrobe re-launching their blog and Dell having recently launched this Inspiron 15R 'Switch' for the aesthetically pleased fashion-savvy consumer, it was a match made in social media heaven! The Switch allows you to literally switch hardtop lids whenever you fancy. Plaid big in SS12? Switch. Feeling Blue? Switch. What more could a girl want?*

Thank you for my new Switch Dell & My-Wardrobe!

For more info on the Inspiron 15R 'Switch' visit here. 

*Well maybe a turn-boyfriend into-Ryan-Gosling switch, once in a while.

Furla 'Candy Bag' Event

(Shirt: Borne by Elise Berger & Trousers: Paul & Joe, courtesy of H.PR, Jacket: H&M, Shoes: Prada) 

Last night at the Furla 'Candy Bag' event hosted by Susie Bubble & my friend Kit Lee (on behalf of Shini Park). I
was actually surprised at just how good the bags were. I committed to the market bag, but if I had known how thick and durable Furla's take on the pop colour rubber/acetate trend would be, I probably would have bought one (especially because they RRP for only £170!)


xx

VV Brown x David Allain 'The City of Abacus' Comic Book

' Bringing together the creative talents of V V Brown, David Allain and comic illustrator Emma Price, The City of Abacus is a dark futuristic tale of corruption, rebellion and adventure, set in the eerie city of Abacus, presided over by evil ruler Queen Virusos, where music is banned, creative objects have become mysterious relics and the city's people have their thoughts controlled by the 'MX-41'. Only the orphaned heroine Freeda is unsettled by this conformity. '

Last night at 'The City of Abacus' comic book launch party (at the Book Club) ...

(Photos by the lovely Fayoona from SoS- thanks pet, you're a total Betty!)

Eerie smoke filled rooms

Life size objects

The gorgeous Miss Brown

Geek Chic

Notorious B.I.G music blasting

Masks

Free Booze

Comic book Heaven!

xx

The city of Abacus will be available to buy from the 6th May at www.thecityofabacus.com

Thanks to Alyn @ Margaret London