kings of the road

Jon-Paul and Marc, King's Road, London

Either outfit would look fabulous on a girl, too. (Now, picture Jon-Paul's outfit, left, with these pink Louboutins. And an Agyness Deyn do). Now that I've chosen to embrace Summer Grey, I'm noticing how gorgeous it looks with different colours. It's like did you ever notice that photos taken on a grey day make bright colours pop so much better? I want those plaid shorts. AND their attitude.

georgia

Georgia, a Londoner, near the King's Road. She also shoots in film, just bought a similar camera to mine on Portobello Road. Charming girl.

IT girl

Was out with Mr. Dot on Sunday afternoon, about to switch to O2 @ the Carphone Warehouse, when we saw Lindsey floating down the King's Road, in top to toe black and white. While we spoke, she'd move her white fur ear muff ever so elegantly, as if listening to the most beautiful music in her own private world. I wonder: is that a new kind of iPhone headset?

Lindsey lives in London now, and I couldn't believe that she said she works in, of all professions, IT. One of the calmest, most serene, people I've seen in a long, long time.

that blue reiss skirt

Rarely does an item of clothing make me hysterical, but I found myself running down the King's Road chasing Sam to find out where she got that fabulous blue skirt (Reiss). She's got it just right for a cooler day, but this skirt will be great through the summer. 

I hesitate to identify the source because it's selling faster than hot cakes, and I want one! It comes in three colours: this perfect periwinkle, a creamy white, and watermelon. Yum.

p.s. I've discovered that Rachel, on her blog (see Little Miss Rachel under 'nice things') has also fallen in love with this skirt. Rachel, if you're reading this - it's at Reiss! I've put their website up under nice things, too. But please don't buy the last one!

saatchi style

Just saw the brilliant exhibit on now @ the Saatchi Gallery (off the King's Road in London) on Muslim artists. Best art we've seen in a long time. We haven't seen this much style in one place since the Tierney Gearon photo launch. AND they let you take photos, so everyone's got a camera, it's such fun. Like shooting fish. 

shooting fish (more saatchi style)

great dane!

Sine (from Denmark) was dashing down the King's Road @ a fast clip, talking on the phone. Don't you just love those lace up wellies? Sine works in advertising here in London, and I'd love to see what else she's got up her sleeve - and in her wardrobe.