happy halloween y'all!

buck magazine launch!

buck magazine is a brrrrilliant new men's magazine from out of london. you will find it from today at tesco, asda, wh smith and borders all over the UK and america and it is definately an eyeful. if u're not anywhere near a store selling this most fabulous new publication check out their website at buckstyle.com and maybe you'll even find some of my photos there...

that perfect hair makes it hard to like her

but let's try, shall we?

Collapse Yourself

currently my calendar sends me from disco to disco so it's a bit low on the street fasion and instead you're being bombarded with a maximum of party shots. here's a few pics from saturday night's Collapse Yourself, a collaboratoon between legendary east london club nights Collapsing New People and Wet Yourself.

ponystep - the halloween issue

last night's ponystep was AWESOME, although a few people really held back with their halloween spirit. not me, however, i piled on th scars and blood in layers and loved every minute.

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hotel pacific

lots of sweating, kissing and finger-pointing, which the insider knows are among dalstonites favorite activities, was to be seen at last night's hotel pacific, a new night with fab music and dance action. it is to be hoped that the venue gets its toilets fixed so i wont have to spend 50 minutes of my evening queuing for the loo.

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halloween starts now

and it's only the beginning....
here's photos of the bukakke party at macbeth

dalston bohos

lovely on sclater st

casually cool

hands up who likes art

yeah me too. so much in fact that despite the odds i left the 'ditch and took on the journey to dodgy 'get yo ass whipped' peckham where the hannah barry gallery featured a selection of art works under the name optimism. most notably awe-inspiring photographer/dj/genius matthew stone showed one of his works in this collection, which, together with the free beer, a performance by The-O and some really cool music, was worth the trip.


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removing last doubts...

that you need
a) a plaid shirt you can wear as a really short dress
b) a pair of leather shoes with laces
c) to dye your hair black and cut it in a short bob.

classic

speaks for itself

let's hang out and invent stories about the time we stranded on a desert island.

broadway market folk

nothing better than a sunny saturday in and around london fields

ride sally ride

feeling halloweeny yet?

cool dads

shoreditch gals

back in london: hello boys!

two words on where i'm at

some of you may vaguely remember that just a couple of months ago i was a bundle of nerves trying to juggle final exams and a thesis for my master's degree all the while working on the blog and making a living on various photogaphy jobs. somewhere during those days i wrote a feature article about some of the club kids in london for australian Attitude Magazine called 'dress up to get down'. it's only available in australia so if you're there, grab one. because of my delicate eye for hot-boy spotting, errr, i mean of course interesting men's fashion noting, i started regularly contributing same to canadian Toro magazine and new british mag Buck. my london fashion week looks can be admired on fashion156 as well as Vanidad who kindly wrote a little article on me (in spanish) and classified me under celebrities, which is, erm, hilarious. if you live in Japan grab the current issue of Nylon Guys which just launched over there. i did a portrait on 3 of london's it-boys for them which i would show to you if they would ever come around to sending me a copy, grrrr. the journalist in me came through once more during paris fashion week when i contributed a couple of articles for Glam.de. photography-wise i've shot a campaign for Korean shoe label Skono (with gala gonzalez and pelayo) and i did a fall/winter catalogue for converse in korea. if you liked the editorial i did for hmagazine last month, keep your eyes open next month when another editorial i did will be published in under the influence magazine who don't have a website for now but i'll show you the tearsheets once the mag is out.

so much just for stuff i've been doing recently. i'm working on plenty more as we speak but it's never good to belt out things that only exist in theory. you shall be kept updated.

cheerio,
kat

good-bye paris

i'm finally back in london and even though it's raining non-stop, i'm more than happy to be back. fashion week has left me a little burned out and my head hurts constantly, what i believe is the product of the careful diet of strawberry milkshakes, vodka on the rocks and aspirin i enjoyed during the past week. but do not worry, i shall go to spa-days, eat broccoli and drink herbal teas until my recovery is complete and i am fit to attack new fashion obstacles.
my good-bye from france was still a nice one because the only photo i took on my last day was of the tiny lady below. i call her 'little miss paris' because where else would you find a two-year-old who ever so elegantly holds on to her purse. awwwwww

paris fashion week: hello ladies

jalouse magazine party

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paris fashion week: day 5 - at Christian Lacroix and on the street

jeremy scott party