Paris Fashion Week Street Chic and around the London Showrooms

Paris Fashion Week Street Chic and around the London Showrooms

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October 13, 2009

Categories: Fashion, Tinko's Take

Street style and off the runway looks seen around Paris Fashion Week where the British Fashion Council set up London Showrooms with designers Mark Fast, Marjan Pejoski, Atalanta Weller, LPBG, and Mary Katrantzou amongst others.

This fashion flock has the boys more avant-garde and flamboyant than the girls. Charles Guislain, pictured left.

Mary Katrantzou collection.

Designer Atalanta Weller with her shoe collection.

Ben Grimes of wearelpbg.com

Ben Grimes, former model, now a designer along with LPBG (www.wearelpbg.com) and she was showing at the London Showrooms for the first time.

Grace Coddington

Carla Sozzani of Corso Como

Carla Sozzani

Mary Katrantzou jewelry

Holly Fulton baubles

Tinko Czetwertynski

Tinko's Take -Tinko Czetwertynski - Our web designer, global style photographer, and general madman about town. Born in Belgium. Graduated Central St. Martins, London. Lived in U.K., India, Bangladesh, Brazil, Lebanon, France. Currently based in Paris. www.beirutlove.com / www.czetwertynski.net

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Friday October 16, 2009 at 18:25pm

Sharon

Go Tinko!

Sunday November 08, 2009 at 20:13pm

Rob

If Charles slums it to ‘Londres’ as is his wont by way to further his fashion studies, he'll need to dress down a teensy bit. Otherwise, present Anglo-Saxon barbarians will doubtless ‘tear him apart’ for being a too-much-in-yer-face “baby-fag” Or, was it “fag-baby” I read that a critic referred of him as such?

I suggest, he goes fully prepared to Britain with a more, shall we say, ‘Boudica look’…That is, blue woad smeared on his face, horned hat and, always at the run screeching “Come On You Gunners!” If he must wear a sedate flowing cape; rather than in polka-dots; it should pattern The Cross of St. George or Her Majesty’s Union Jack. That way, Boudica’s rough-and-ready sons will readily take to this visiting fair-haired boy of Gaul as their new Bruv.

Charles has in advance of his studies in Britain the option of wearing Britannia’s national costume of hoody, imperial cape together with expiated chants the wherewithal to dispel any suspicion and threats from the British he will meet who could, otherwise, regard Charles as an oddball.

Good Luck to him