The Fashion Audit: Bags, Graduates Collections and Bum Notes
What we love, we're not sure about, we're buying and can't wait for...
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Your support makes all the difference.We love: Bag lady
It's well-known that Mrs Prada can do very little wrong, and her latest bag design is proof of that greatness. Available in a range of vibrant colours, it teaches all the other old-school satchels a lesson.
prada.com
We're not sure about: Bum note
Touted as a "fun summer look every guy can appreciate," white is surely an impractical choice for this T-shirt from Adidas. The blood stains from the ground-scraping knuckles of anyone Neanderthal enough to wear it will be a nightmare to remove.
We're buying: Graduate collections
The graduate collections are upon us, and though we might not have the purchasing power of the legendary Browns founder Mrs Burstein, there's still the chance to buy the work of bright young things. Ten University of Westminster students have collections for sale on Asos marketplace.
marketplace.asos.com
We can't wait for: Dinner and a show
London's newest restaurant, Shrimpy's, has the fashion and food worlds all aflutter, but as well as the 50-cover diner, architect Carmody Groarke has designed a shimmering, gilded, waved forecourt at the disused petrol station site in King's Cross. An arts programme is due to be revealed.
The Kings Cross Filling Station, London, shrimpys.co.uk
We're sharing: A bit off the top
This discount code will certainly afford plenty of investment purchasing at the LN-CC, the east London concept store that's had everyone talking about it, with labels such as Haider Ackermann and Givenchy.
Quote "INDYLNCC30" to receive 30 per cent off selected brands in store or online, 9-15 June, ln-cc.com
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