Appliqué Oh Yeah.

These are samples from the Leutton Postle AW12 Collection, and my work with them this season (appliqué only) . Leutton Postle is exclusively sold at Browns Focus in London.

All images from Stylesight.

Leutton Postle AW12 Catwalk Show

The Leutton Postle AW12 Catwalk Show @ Vauxhall Fashion Scout, Freemasons Hall yesterday. It has been an amazing season, and loads of reverse appliqué have been made. I feel very proud to have been a part in the making of this wonderful collection. 

Warmth.

Watching a man on the overground with red urbanears headphones. He is letting loose dancing like a wild man, makes me want to listen to some proper funk. It's springtime in the city, it's warm(ish), it's fashion week, and I'm feeling very, very happy. I love London.

Bac Ha Market

 Last year we spent a month in Vietnam. These pictures are from a village in the north called Bac Ha, and their Sunday Market. The clothing that the women wear in the north is absolutely amazing to look at, it is an explosion of colour and madness, with several different techniques in one garment. The dresses and robes that they wear takes weeks to make, and the detail work is just mind blowing. I wish I could have brought a whole suitcase filled with these dresses, scarfs and baby carriers with me back home, but as a backpacker with a teeny-tiny budget it was not possible. I would love to go back one day, Vietnam is wonderful. 

AnOther One.

Once you pop... AnOther

AnOther.

The Masters

Under the direction of Professor Louise Wilson, Central Saint Martin’s Masters in Fashioncourse has become renowned for nurturing some of the world’s finest design talent. At the recent annual graduate show, AnOther’s fashion director Cathy Edwards selected six standout collections by Jenny Postle, Jamie Cockerill, Myrza de Muynck, Phoebe English, Rejina Pyo and Viktor Smedinge. In this exclusive for AnOther, the work of these designers were styled by Edwards and photographed by Ben Toms


To read full interview with Jenny Postle in AnOther Click Here.

Uppsala Cathedral.

During a trip to my hometown in Sweden we had a look at the old Cathedral.  It dates back to the late 13th century and at a height of 118.7 m is the tallest church building in Scandinavia. Amazing textiles, instruments, lights and spooky tombs containing dead kings from the 15th century.