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In Pictures
Wes Anderson's Colour Palettes
On the birthday of the director, we celebrate the world-building colour palettes of Wes Anderson’s imagination
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Vintage Style
Lou Reed
We remember music legend Lou Reed with a look back at his inimitable style
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Who, What, Why
The Sunken Chip: Paris’s First Fish & Chip Shop
Paris has finally got its first fish and chip shop. We give you the who, what, why.
Fashion & Beauty
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Vintage Style
Soledad Miranda
Remembering the hypnotic beauty of the Spanish actress
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Vintage Style
Gary Cooper
Silver screen-influenced men’s style can almost be split into two eras: pre and post-Gary Cooper. Previous to Cooper becoming part of Hollywood’s golden age in the mid 1920s, film stars were not only seen as American aristocracy but dressed the part
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Vintage Style
Mr. S. Claus
With only three days left until Christmas, our latest Vintage Style post considers the style of Santa Claus. His defining dress is the product of several hundred years of ancient folklore and Pagan ritual meeting a Christian celebration, and picking
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Vintage Style
Diane Keaton
Made famous through her roles in a series of Woody Allen films in the 1970s, actress Diane Keaton’s celebrity helped popularise the menswear as womenswear phenomenon...
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Vintage Style
Tom Selleck
To coincide with Movember, an initiative to promote awareness for men's health issues, our latest Vintage Style post considers actor Tom Selleck...
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Vintage Style
Loulou de la Falaise
We look back at the timeless style of muse and designer Loulou de la Falais
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Vintage Style
Jean Genet: The Quintessential Frenchman
Celebrating the life and style of French avant-garde writer Jean Genet
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Vintage Style
Bettie Page
We celebrate Bettie Page's iconic style, and trace her journey from Attends Hume-Fog High School’s “girl most likely to succeed”, to young divorcee, bored secretary and then cult superstar...
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Culture Talks
Henry Rollins on Occupants
Henry Rollins is angry. When he fronted the punk band Black Flag this anger was often all-too apparent in his notoriously confrontational on-stage attitude. These days, his seething outrage at the banality of many of his fellow Americans manifests
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Vintage Style
Kurt Cobain
To coincide with the 20th anniversary of Nirvana's iconic album Nevermind, Vintage Style considers the style of frontman Kurt Cobain. Thrifted, holey, unwashed, unbranded and miss-matched, defined the late singer's wardrobe...
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Vintage Style
Annie Lennox
Vocalist, songwriter, musician, campaigner and all round powerhouse from the iconic 80s group the Eurythmics, Annie Lennox stood like an almighty totem in the gender blurring sartorial landscape of the early part of that decade...
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Vintage Style
Lux Interior
To say that The Cramps late frontman Lux Interior (né Erick Lee Purkhiser) had swagger would be an understatement – in skin-tight PVC catsuits that clung unashamedly to every part of the his anatomy, Lux Interior’s rubber-like on-stage gyrations
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In Pictures
Lost Photographs - 1950s Radio In Colour
New York musician Christopher Kennedy was searching for the holy grail of rock‘n’roll films The Pied Piper Of Cleveland when he came across another spectacular find – the never before published colour photo collection of popular 1950s Cleveland
Fashion & Beauty
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Vintage Style
Rita Hayworth
We consider the effortless glamour of Rita Hayworth
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Vintage Style
Jackie O: First Lady of Style
We consider the timeless chic of the inimitable First Lady
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Vintage Style
Jean Shrimpton
We consider the iconic style of Jean Shrimpton, the face of the swinging 60s
