Showing posts with label somerset house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label somerset house. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 November 2013

Rottenfields Exclusive: Private View for Isabella Blow: Fashion Galore! Exhibition

2 days ago we had an opportunity to take a quick glimpse at fashionistas and celebrities gathering on the red carpet of Somerset House for the exclusive private view for Isabella Blow: Fashion Galore! Exhibition. Take a look of our iphone (apologies for the low quality)  snapshots of Daphne Guinness, Nick Knight, Sarah Burton, Philip Treacy & Grace Jones posing for photographers. The exhibition opens on November 20th and lasts until March 4th. Click here for more details.


Tuesday, 25 June 2013

Isabella Blow


From Autumn 2013, Somerset House in London will hold Isabella Blow: Fashion Galore!, a major fashion exhibition celebrating the extraordinary life and wardrobe of the late British patron of fashion and art. More details here. We can't wait to see it!

Thursday, 13 December 2012

Tim Walker's "Storyteller" Exhibition at Somerset House


Tim Walker is a photographer and artist, who creates a dreamscapes beyond imagination. His works for VOGUE celebrate 'the fantastical' in fashion. Upon the release of his recent book ‘Storyteller’, British brand Mulberry supported the opening of a likewise named exhibition at Somerset House by the banks of the Thames in London, an exhibition we recently had pleasure to visit. Once inside, one can admire the intricate oversized props from photoshoots amongst the vast amount of archived works, as well as quotes from Walker himself. Whilst all of his works are truly astonishing, the most striking thing about Walker’s body of work is the way managed to imprint his individual style in collaboration with his subjects, featuring Alexander McQueen, Anna Piaggi, Alber Ebaz and Vivienne Westwood. A truly amazing and visually captivating exhibition worth visiting!





Finishing on January 27th 2013, the exhibition is a must see so if you're in London and still haven't seen it you know now what to do;) (the admission is FREE).