Yes Yes Yes!

Temporary restaurants were mushrooming around London during the LDW. One of it the Hel Yes! serving Finnish food and design. You will see seats with fabric canopies by designer Alvar Aalto and also tables made by Linda Bergroth from saplings thinned out from a forest near Helsinki, secured at the top to form arching branches over each table, not very environmental friendly..... Guests will feast with glassware by Harri Koskinen and staff uniforms by Heikki Salonen. Not to miss is the video work by Maria Duncker.

More reasons to be in London

Museum of London just show itself to the world from its new face lift. The main highlight (to me) is the head gear that Philip Treacy has created for the Georgian Pleasure Garden together with the sculptural wire wigs by Yasemen Hussein.

Thanks Guardian.co.uk!

Maison Martin Margiela 20: The Exhibition

Honoring the departure of the invisible man from the House of Margiela, an exhibition has taken place at the Somerset House showcasing 3 levels of the designer's work in the last 20years. All 3 levels are flushed in their signature white and let the work take the limelight.

Thanks Fashionista!

An Enchanted Affair

Boudicca's 'Dresses the colour of time'

William Tempest

Echo Morgan

Stephen Jones

Angela Singer for Echo Morgan's cabinet of curiosities

Vivienne Westwood

William Tempest's in Queen Victoria Bedroom

A member of the Wildworks theatre company puts the final touches to a miniature model of Kensington Palace.

Maki Aminaka and Marcus Wilmont (Aminaka Wilmont) with their 'dress of tears' created for Queen Mary's bedroom.

A Dress inspired by Princess Diana

Wallpaper said: "The rooms - which have played host to some of history's most renowned royals including a young Queen Victoria, Princess Margaret and Princess Diana - will be transformed into an interactive fashion exhibition by Wildworks and designers including Vivienne Westwood, Boudicca, milliner Stephen Jones and set designer Echo Morgan.

Each room of the palace will take on its own character at the hands of each designer and the multi-sensory exhibition will combine installation, film, sound and performance.

Westwood is to display a dress designed with a 'rebellious princess' in mind, Stephen Jones will show a series of hats inspired by the busts of philosophers and scientists, while William Tempest is to unveil a multifaceted origami dress, inspired by Queen Victoria"

Thanks Wallpaper!

Meat shopping

Meat shopping cant be more fun at Victor Churchill in Sydney. The meat are all nicely displayed as if they we handbags or beauty products. Best part is they actually made a joke using the same display as LV has done before, the surveillance camera!

Thanks Thecoolhunter!

Bvlgari Chandra City

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Ikea at Paris Metro Stations