Design pick: Enchanted room divider screen from Arthouse
What? Enchanted room divider screen from Arthouse. Priced at £71.
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Patterns of Fashion at V&A
Who? Victoria and Albert Museum What? Learn about British textile design and fashion from 1750 to today at V&A’s “Patterns of Fashion” gallery talk. Led by the museum’s fashion curator Jenny Lister, the talk uses V&A’s permanent collection to demonstrate how fashion has changed. The talk is free. When? 1pm, 4th of February Where? Cromwell Road, London SW7 2RL How? See website for more information: www.vam.ac.uk
Accessories pick: Félicité earrings from Charly James
Who? Charly James What? This mismatched pair of feather and leather earrings from Charly James is a great fashion-forward piece, mixing patterns, textures and media. The Félicité is entirely handmade and is inspired by ‘the female character Felicity in “A Simple Heart” by Gustave Flaubert’. Pretty romantic, right? Priced at £40. When? Available now Where? Available online from Carnet de Mode How? Buy now from Carnet de Mode
Accessories pick: The cloud bag from The Cambridge Satchel Company
What? The cloud bag with top handle. Priced at £155. Where? Available online from The Cambridge Satchel Company
Fashion pick: Pleat back linen dress from The White Company
Who? The White Company What? It’s almost May! Which means it’s almost June, July, August and summer. With that in mind, we’re getting ready for the hot weather with this simple pleat-back linen dress from The White Company. It’s elegant enough to wear day to night but also loose fitting enough for cope with, what we hope to be, a great summer. Priced at £95. When? Available now Where? Available online from The White Company How? Buy now from The White Company
Fashion pick: Stretch denim dungaree from Toast
What? Stretch denim dungaree. Priced at £140. Where? Available online from Toast
Patrick Hellman, design chameleon
Who? Patrick Hellmann What? Patrick Hellmann is a bit of a chameleon when it comes to design. As well as fashion, interior and property design, he has also collaborated with Lalique and Audi on design projects. Originally from Germany, Hellmann opened his first London flagship earlier this year and is described by some as “Germany’s Tom Ford”. When? Boutique open now Where? 54 St James’s Street, London SW1A 1JT How? For more information, see www.patrick-hellmann.com Ten tips on style for men from Patrick Hellmann
