i’d be in serious debt to my credit card from purchasing all the gorgeous “mendress” (or so says mr t) at this lovely online store, Ibson Menswear. in case you weren’t aware, the quickest way to a girls heart is through excellent footwear, and what girl would turn down a boy wearing Happy Socks and some nice Shofolk shoes? get into it fellas.

the weekend of Wimbledon and Glastonbury. All we can talk about at the GF is the tennis and Glastonbury – and sadly, how we’re glad we’re not there.. too muddy, sorry. So after a morning of shopping at the Harvey Nichols sale, we settled in at home for a BBQ and the odd bit of couch commentary.

Flipping between the two channels, the question arose “are headbands ever appropriate?” The consensus was, after about 1 minute of debate, only if there was a genuine sporting need. Below, you will see an example of a headband being worn with a genuine sporting need, and one that is not.

While London has no shortage of clothing markets and vintage stores, this one gives me the impression that I might just find some quality goods. What’s even better is that it’s really close to my house and I can walk there, and there is a mention of food (a sure fire way to get me in the door…) AND if you visit their website you can save a whole three quid by signing up for freebie tickets to get in. whoa!

Vintage Fashion Fair / Primrose Hill

Sunday 5th July

Fashion, Accessories and Textiles

11am – 5pm

Tickets £3 on the door

Vintage clothing, hats, handbags, gloves, shoes, jewellery and textiles from 1800′s – 1980′s will be on show. Spend a leisurely Sunday browsing and buying from the many stalls at our exclusive new venue in Primrose Hill.

You will be able to find very wearable vintage pieces at affordable prices and also designer labels if you are looking for something extra special.

There is a selection of delicious home made food and refreshments at very reasonable prices.