For his womenswear collection for Spring/Summer 2013, shown as part of London Fashion Week’s official calendar on 14 September 2012, Jean-Pierre Braganza unveiled a range of clothes that resulted from an enriching collaboration with Ukranian… Jean-Pierre Braganza Spring/Summer 2013
Established in late 2010 as a partnership between industry and the students and tutors from the Masters course in Ceramic Design at Staffordshire University, Flux is a young British company that is slowly but certainly… Flux Ceramics: Revitalising British Pottery Traditions
For 10 years, Swarovski has developed collaborations with designers and architects to experiment, develop, and share creative radical ideas. To mark this decade, a new exhibition at the Design Museum in London challenges contemporary designers… Digital Crystal: Swarovski at the Design Museum
To celebrate Louis Vuitton’s new accessories collection in partnership with Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama, major installations are taking place in seven key department stores worldwide, the latest of which opened at Selfridges in London on… Yayoi Kusama for Louis Vuitton at Selfridges
London’s Victoria & Albert museum (V&A) has been given unprecedented access to the David Bowie Archive to curate the first international retrospective of the singer’s career. Opening on 23 March 2013, ‘David Bowie is’ will… First Retrospective of David Bowie’s Career at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London
Beau Homme is a new men’s fashion brand founded in October 2011 by young graduates George Bunker and Justin Mansfield with the intention to enliven traditional menswear standards by exploring the genre’s architectural dimensions. To… Introducing New Menswear Label Beau Homme
To celebrate their ‘Once Upon an Innocence’ collection for Autumn/Winter 2012, London-based fashion label Teatum Jones developed an illustration competition to allow one talented artist the opportunity to have his/her work featured on the tea… Teatum Jones and The Dorchester Hotel Reveal Winner of Illustration Competition
As far as museum retail spaces go, it is hard to find a better one anywhere in the world than London’s Victoria & Albert museum shop. For anyone who visits this outstanding arts institution and… The Influence of Tradition: Ken Eastman and the Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Company
Anyone who has attempted to master painting with watercolours in art classes at school knows how difficult it is to control the flows of liquid colour on paper, canvas or any other medium. Taking this… Matheus Lopes Castro’s Illustrations: Drowning in a Sea of Watercolour Beauty
British sculptor Richard Wilson’s large-scale public work ‘Slipstream’ is set to become the longest permanent sculpture in Europe by August 2013, when it will be unveiled to the public in the central court of refurbished… Richard Wilson’s ‘Slipstream’ Sculpture at London Heathrow Airport