Anyway, these photos are actually from before Fashion Week (and actually before I started college) but everything has been a little hectic recently in terms of posts and so I haven't had the chance to share them until now. As is custom, I spent a day wandering through the Camden Passage market in Islington, browsing through all of the gorgeous vintage shops and wishing my jewellery collection was as vast as the ones for sale on the various stalls. I love taking pictures in markets, for some reason they strike me as being particularly photogenic, I think maybe because everything is so perfectly arranged (or perfectly disarranged).








I never seem to buy that much there, but the recent decorating of my tiny little workroom has led to me becoming much more interested in vintage homewares as well as just clothes and jewellery. It's nice to be able to try (and amazing when you actually achieve) an all-round aesthetic with all three, but as my style is the opposite of minimalistic there always seems to be space for one more frame or one more ornament, leaving me with a terrible amount of clutter. It's nice having my Etsy now though, as I can start to sell off pieces that I don't feel that I need to keep anymore.




I wore a top from Rokit, skirt from Beyond retro, socks from Topshop, tights from H&M and shoes from the Vintage Attic in Brighton. The bag is from People Tree. I've had this top for almost a year now, but have found it's length difficult to wear as it's too long to wear with jeans or shorts, but too short to wear alone. It led me to a six month long hunt for a brown skirt to wear it with, which finally resulted in this Beyond Retro one which not only gives me a way to wear the top but also goes with pretty much all of my wardrobe.




I've mentioned my little workspace quite a bit recently but I don't think I've ever actually posted any proper pictures of it. I was originally going for a very clean, blank slate kind of approach, however I keep finding cute little oddities to add to it. I love how bright it is - my room is dark grey so working in natural light after all these years is the best thing.






And last but definitely not least, I was asked to interview Si Cranstoun, a singer signed to Warner records who has had a big impact on the underground vintage scene. He has played festivals such as CarFest and Twinwood, and has a very catchy, r'n'b meets rock and roll kind of style that I'm sure will be a big hit over the next few months. His latest record 'Modern Life' will be available to buy from the 13th of October.