History of fur in fashion

In 1929, the first line of a Vogue feature entitled “The Fur Story of 1929” went like this: “Go without jewels, pocket money, or every-day clothes, Vogue advises, but never try to scrimp on fur. For the fur you wear will reveal to everyone the kind of woman you are and the kind of life…

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The Work of Isabella Blow

“Nothing about her was tragic. She was triumphant.” Philip Treacy “A cross between a Billingsgate fishwife and Lucretia Borgia.” Alexander McQueen “She was brilliant at finding new things and could always find new ways of looking at things.” Mario Testino Maven Pictures recently announced a new drama being made about late British fashion design Alexander…

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