We love mom jeans. For anyone who’s into vintage, you’ll be stretched not to find a pair of mom jeans lurking somewhere in their closet. They represent everything about the retro denim obsession and by the nature of their fabric tend to be a long lasting investment for any potential owner. Acid wash, stone wash, … Continue reading Your Guide To Buying 90s Mom Jeans Online
You might have noticed animal prints are popular at the moment (that, and velvet). Fashion has come a long way from using real animal skins and now this print can be found on all types of fabric – not just fur- and has become a really accessible look that everyone can embrace. One of the … Continue reading How To Wear Leopard Print Without Looking Tacky
Dancefloor delinquents Patawawa are a friendly, funk ready nu-disco trio previously voted The Guardian’s “Band of the Week” who guarantee to seduce anyone with a pulse for the disco beat. We sat down with the Derbyshire based band and picked their brains to find out a little bit more about what inspires them and their … Continue reading Interview with Patawawa: Derbyshire’s Disco Trio
One of the ultimate go-to vintage looks, dungarees have been around for a while (since the 17th century as it goes) and although attractive as a boysterious, casual look, they still remain a challenging piece of clothing to many of us. Why? Let’s face it, dungarees are not considered the number one flattering look for … Continue reading 4 Ways To Wear Dungarees
An afternoon at Yorkshire Artspace Open Studios From 18th-20th November 2016 Yorkshire Artspace gave the public a rare opportunity to nosey around the various studios of local artists. Workshops were spread across three different buildings; Persistence Works, Manor Oaks Studios and Exchange Studios. We visited Persistence Works and took a stroll across six floors of … Continue reading Artist Review: Our Top 5 @ Yorkshire ArtSpace Open Studios
The Flamingods live up to their name; ethereally wild and flamboyant in a binaurally satisfying concoction. They sound like a dream. And not just because they’re good; because their tropical, entrancing melodies and undefinable sounds merge into a hazy other worldly experience which captures you in a way you don’t see coming. For those of … Continue reading Live Review: Flamingods @ Picture House Social – 11 Nov 16
Leotard, body, bodysuit, whatever you want to call yours – there’s no missing it’s a must have item this season.
These are a few of my favourite photographs from shoots where I recruited, styled and photographed the models. These images were later used for editorial and advertising purposes including in Cosmopolitan magazine.
On the 7th of September K.O.G. & The Zongo Brigade shook Sheffield’s O2 academy with the weight of a thousand stamps as they delivered their unique dancehall-ska-jazz-hip hop fusion sound to a packed room of all grinning, all dancing onlookers. There’s one word for this band. Fun. Playfully limbering up before the show started, the … Continue reading Live Review: K.O.G & The Zongo Brigade @ Sheffield O2 Academy
Y Not festival has earnt itself a strong reputation by expanding dramatically year by year to accommodate the increasing flow of people that flock to enjoy a weekend of beats, dancing and escapism. We headed over to Pike Hall to find out what Y Not had planned for us all this time around… At a … Continue reading Music & Fashion || The Best Bits: What You Missed At Y Not Festival ’16
The ever expanding, tumbling energy ball that is Tramlines festival succeeded on putting on another fantastic weekend for not only the local Sheffield folk, but music fans nationwide who flocked to Sheffield city centre over the weekend of the 22nd July to listen to their favourite bands and discover a spectrum of new ones. The … Continue reading Tramlines, The UK’s No.1 Inner City Music Festival? || Review
Inner city music festivals are a big deal right now. You’ll have noticed them popping up across the country, slowly but surely, to the point where you have such an incredible choice the selection can be overwhelming. The best bit is that if you don’t fancy the annual commute down to Glasto or the ferry … Continue reading What To Wear To An Inner City Music Festival
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