ALL THAT BUZZ
I couldn’t help but notice the number of badass Sinead O’Connor crops sported by models during the S/S ’16 Fashion Week in Milan. And while the shorn look certainly isn’t for everyone (head shape really matters), I love how its harshness can actually accentuate the feminine, pre-Raphaelite beauty of girls such as up-and-coming model Ruth Bell, whom I happened to snap a picture of after the
Max Mara show.
COLOUR THERAPY
I never excelled at art in school, but I’m getting a second chance thanks to the new colouring-for-adults craze. I’m loving Johanna Basford’s whimsical books like The Secret Garden and apparently, so is the runway – Vivienne Westwood Red Label and J.W. Anderson’s black and white patterns are just begging for a little crayon action.
I’m also eager to get my hands on the Vogue Colouring Book, which has historic fashion images from British Vogue circa 1950s, and The Liberty Colouring Book – now you can reimagine iconic vintage prints from the archives (if Liberty paisley wasn’t made for colouring in, I don’t know what is).
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An adapted version first appeared in Female’s January issue, out on newsstands now.
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