Oct 01

Enamel Cufflinks; Past Present And Future

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Recently I was kindly invited to comment on
the future of cufflink styles in a five year forecast. It’s like trying to
predict the weather. However, I gave sincere opinions and was pleasantly
surprised to learn that my comments are published as part of an exceptionally
well written article by author Ms Manmeet Dawar, Content Coordinator for Fibre2
Fashion.

Cufflinks have emerged not only as
affordable fashion accessories conveying your own personal style, but also as
great gift items for almost all occasions, for men as well as ladies

, all cut made and
trimmed in England.

 

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May 16

Clothing Styles Of Tomorrow Are Evolving On The Streets Of Spitalfield Today

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Spitalfield; Perhaps it’s not the most
attractive name for a London suburb. But its early music halls propelled Charlie Chaplin to
international stardom. As a major entertainment district for many decades,
fashion styles evolve in the evenings as the pub and cub scene come alive. Up
and down the streets and alleyways in a mixture of classes and cultures.

Also famous for The artist Mark Gertler
(1891-1939) is perhaps most admired for his 1916 painting The Merry-Go-Round,
which hangs prominently at Tate Modern. He is less favourably immortalised in
the 1995 biopic Carrington, in which he is portrayed as the tormented lover of
the androgynous Bloomsbury artist Dora Carrington.

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