Showing posts with label Modern Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Modern Love. Show all posts

15.6.10

Cameras, Clothes And (Occasionally) Complicated Choices.

To SLR or not to SLR, that is the question. Firstly, as a complete photography amateur I do not have a clue what I am talking about. All's I know is I know/think I want one because I've seen the amazing pictures other people have gotten with one. I'm planning on getting a basic one but the only way I can work out a 'basic one' is by the price, which (although often reliable) is not the best way to spend several hundred pounds. This week I shall make a point of doing some research. If you have any 'inside information' on the mystery feel free to share it. As things stand I think I may do eenie meenie with the following;

Onto some arguably more exciting news; Mark Fast for Topshop. Launching some beautifully eclectic garments on the 25th June in flagship Topshop stores and online. Prices range from a surprisingly affordable £75-£150. Not much to say here, we know the what, where, when and how much so let the clothes lure us in. Ten days and counting my fellow spend addicts. Ten days.



Another day, another dollar. I have to go to work now, if I want the above dress.


P.S. Anyone who liked the Modern Love tee's follow them on twitter to be kept in the know, www.twitter.com/ModernLove2010

12.6.10

Tee And Tequila.

Last night was the launch party of a fab new unisex t-shirt range called Modern Love, courtesy of Matthew Moore. The tee's are versatile, edgy and most importantly addictively collectable. You can see more for yourself at http://www.modernlove.eu/.


Santa Chupitos supplied the cocktails, Kirsty Doyle the venue, Ragz the music, Studio 2 the quiz (which we only went and won) and all of which were fantastic. The night continued into Liverpool's bars, not that I lasted long, and a good time was had by everyone involved. I'm arguably biased with regards to the tee's, as those with a good eye will see I modelled for them, but that doesn't mean that I, as another spend-happy shopper like yourself, wouldn't love them just as much.

A busy couple of weeks ahead (before my birthday) which can only mean one thing. Lists. The main/obvious ones would be lists of things to do today, tomorrow, before the end of the week, things to remember, people to speak to or e-mail, things to buy, things to do while I'm in town, websites, birthday plans, etc. and yes the list could go on and each one could be made into twenty more detailed lists. But these would mean nothing if it weren't for the King of Lists; the list of lists which need to be made. Call me OCD, I wouldn't say you were lying.