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The Scandi-Cool Fashion Movement

Claire Ashcroft | Posted 02.05.2013 | UK Style
Claire Ashcroft

It may not seem like the most fashionable place in the world, generally anywhere that isn't London, Paris, Milan or New York tends to get lost in the background noise of the fashion world, but Scandinavian fashion is making it big internationally and is slowly but surely creeping into London style.

LOOK: Kris Jenner Gets Spectacularly Photobombed In Selfridges

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 25.04.2013 | UK Entertainment

There are photobombs and there is this. Yep, Kardashian Queen Bee Kris Jenner was in London's Selfridges store perusing the handbags, apparently o...

Anatomy of a Trend - The Rise and Rise of the Banana Top

Shannon Edwards | Posted 17.05.2013 | UK Style
Shannon Edwards

I was reminded of this when walking past Selfridges last week. I saw a slick display of a banana top... complete with a big banana with the Chloé brand on the fruit...

WATCH: Mr Selfridge's Thoughts On His Famous Store Today

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 11.05.2013 | UK Entertainment

Today sees the release on DVD of one of ITV's winter triumphs - 'Mr Selfridge', with the title role taken by the mercurial Jeremy Piven (Entourage, Se...

Royal Hooter Sparks Plastic Surgery Trend: Nation Synchronises Wombs AND Noses With Duchess Kate

Huffington Post UK | Sara C Nelson | Posted 02.04.2013 | UK

The Duchess of Cambridge's "straight, cute" nose has inspired a plastic surgery trend - with the number of "Kate" requests trebling since 2011. Ye...

Charlie Thomas

Crying Over Raw Milk? Selfridges And Farmer Face Legal Action

HuffingtonPost.com | Charlie Thomas | Posted 23.01.2013 | UK

What would Mr Selfridge say? Major department store Selfridges faces prosecution from the Food Standards Agency (FSA) after supplying raw cow milk. ...

Selfridge's Guide to Suprasexual Seduction

Mark Borkowski | Posted 13.03.2013 | Home
Mark Borkowski

Although he brushed shoulders with the likes of Harry Reichenbach, Selfridge was the first person with the vision and the chutzpah to craft a culture around retail. Selfridge established shopping as an experience, an activity in itself rather than a means to an end.

Why Are We Still Buying Naughty Knickers, Even In A Double Dip Recession?

Charlie Thomas | Posted 17.12.2012 | UK

Naughty knickers are still on our shopping lists despite the recession, if sales figures from Agent Provocateur are anything to go by. The high-end...

Luxury Teas That Boost Your Immune System

Pregnant City Girl | Posted 07.02.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Pregnant City Girl

I'm on a bit of a health drive at the moment. Badly timed I know but nevertheless, much-needed. So, it was my good fortune that a box of tea landed on my doorstep yesterday courtesy of Bloom. Their teas have won awards and grace the shelves of Selfridges and Harvey Nichols-exactly where they belong in my opinion because not only are they excellent teas but they look good too!

Mark Powell: A Style Visionary

Jason Holmes | Posted 15.01.2013 | UK Style
Jason Holmes

Mark Powell pushes back his hat and relaxes into his armchair, a pair of handsome new specs upon his nose. 'I'm still cutting edge, moving forward, and I've also got the back-up of a great history,' he tells me.

No Such Thing as a Free Lunch? In That Case I'll Have a 'Double Dip' Recession With Chocolate Bits and strawberry Sauce Please

Daniel Warner | Posted 03.12.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Daniel Warner

Are we in the double dip or have we come out the other side and are now going down for the third time? Am I supposed to be cutting back, giving some slack or just cutting corners on the luxury and only buying the necessary?

Extremist Symbolism in Fashion - a Cultural Statement or Unacceptable? You Decide...

Daniel Marriott | Posted 02.12.2012 | UK Style
Daniel Marriott

Again, Nazi associated imagery is permeating into mainstream fashion, only this time it is not the swastika which has somehow made its way into the popular fashion world (a symbol with many different cultural and religious meanings), it is a symbol more specifically associated with the Nazi Party than the swastika, the Parteiadler - The Nazi Party eagle.

Masked Robbers Stun Manchester Shoppers With Brazen Smash And Grab

PA/Huffington Post UK | Posted 20.09.2012 | UK

Masked raiders made off with half a million pounds-worth of luxury watches in front of stunned city centre shoppers in Manchester on Wednesday. The...

A Guide to LFW... Minus the Press Pass

Jaclyn Craig | Posted 17.11.2012 | UK Style
Jaclyn Craig

A few years ago Fashion Shows were strictly for the media elite only. Top editors sat front row with their notepad and pens and were privy to a preview the rest of us would have to wait months to see. Nowadays however things have changed...

Karl Lagerfeld for Shu Uemura: The Unification of Two Icons

Nik Thakkar | Posted 12.11.2012 | UK Style
Nik Thakkar

The descriptions "a man of many hats" and "renaissance man" do not even marginally do justice to what Karl Lagerfeld has achieved, and is indeed still achieving at the age of "79".

Why I'm Proud to Be a Londoner, and Jay-Z's Music is so 'thumpy'

Lucy Karsten | Posted 11.11.2012 | Home
Lucy Karsten

We pay preposterously over-inflated rents to live in spaces people outside of London more commonly use as storage cupboards. Our tubes are over-crowded, hideously expensive and often subject to delays.

Food on the Move

Bompas & Parr | Posted 07.09.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Bompas & Parr

When you think the combination of sausage and sugar pastry is as good as it gets, it's time to meet the grapes. According to a Hells Angel we spoke to researching the project, they are the ultimate road food. Modular and moorish their sweetness and acidity cuts through fatty meaty flavours and refreshes the palate. What foods these morsels be.

'I See Myself As A DJ Of Clothes'

Posted 31.08.2012 | Home

Robbie Williams has added a new string to his bow after launching a new fashion range named after his grandfather. The Farrell range at Selfridges ...

Weekend Shopping: Destination Denim

Sarah McGiven | Posted 24.10.2012 | UK Style
Sarah McGiven

I loathe jeans shopping. Hatehatehate it. If they fit on the waist they don't fit round my thighs, if they fit round the waist and the thighs, chances are they look like mega flares from the knee down and being a short-arsed 5'2" I have to turn everything up anyway so I have no business with unnecessary material.

Heads I Shop, Tails He Pays!

Ella Krasner | Posted 22.10.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Ella Krasner

I am sorry to be late again. Sometimes I find it hard to keep up with this blog, especially when an invitation from Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana to the 3 day launch of their first Couture Collection in Sicily, arrives - like that!

George Gideon Osborne: Profile of a World Class Debt Increaser

Tiernan Douieb | Posted 24.09.2012 | UK Politics
Tiernan Douieb

In the early moments of this morning it all became clear that we had a champion at the helm. After months and months of worry, indications that he may not carry it off, and general concern that after everything he's done, everything he's put himself and the country though, that we might not make it.

What I'm Doing Today: Lounging at Après London

Vivian Ho | Posted 23.09.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Vivian Ho

I have to decided to write a special post about my latest love: Après London. Many of you may recognise that my posts are usually about What I'm We...

Why Fashion House Raoul is Riding High - From Singapore... to Manchester

Collette Walsh | Posted 17.06.2012 | UK Style
Collette Walsh

Singaporean label Raoul is riding high (literally) in the fashion world thanks to a series of consistently impressive collections in the last few years.

Swedish Hasbeens - Better Shoes, for a Better World | An Interview With Founder Emy Blixt

Akeela Bhattay | Posted 05.06.2012 | UK Style
Akeela Bhattay

I must confess; I am not a fan of the cuspate, six-incher heel. Yes, they look very fetching and yes, they can add a prominent elegance and sometimes ...

Happy St Patrick's Day!

Posted 17.03.2012 | UK

Happy St Patrick's Day! In celebration of Ireland's patron saint, landmarks, rivers and even flocks of sheep are being dyed green. As Guinness is g...