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My name is Paul Smith

ByN.N.P.

Paul Smith in Japan 2013

Who? London Design Museum

What? The London Design Museum has recently announced an exhibition showcasing the humble beginnings and growth of one of the world’s leading fashion brands – Paul Smith. “My name is Paul Smith” takes visitors on a journey through the mind of the designer and the process with which his designs go from drawing board to catwalks around the globe. With exclusive narratives by Paul Smith, this is a unique opportunity to see the process through the eyes of the designer himself. Tickets priced at £11.75 with concessions available.

When? 15th November 2013 to 9th March 2014

Where? Shad Thames, London SE1 2YD

How? For more information, see designmuseum.org

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