.
.
Tag: backintheday
Ian Wright MBE styled and art directed by me for a photoshoot back in the day- 20 years ago when I was a celebrity stylist.
Doesn’t time fly?
.
I still work with celebrities but now get the most pleasure in being able to help my non-celebrity clients look and feel their best: with advice on how to be the best versions of themselves: With self confidence, self esteem, body confidence, positivity, a healthy lifestyle and good mental health.
.
The photoshoot was photographed by @nickyjohnston at @addingtonpalace
.
Ian was such a lovely man and a pleasure to work with. .
I thought I’d post these pix as Ian can be currently be seen on @itv
.
.
.
.
.
@imacelebrity
@wrightyofficial
Mary Quant at the V&A part 2.





Mary Quant at the V&A part 2.
.
The thing that really stood out to me was how different the fabrics were that we wore then to now.
Much more rigid and flexible and quite bulky.
.
These video clips include:
The Daisy dress up doll ( I remember I had one of the cut out and paste books of these as a child.)!
1960s sportswear Quant style
The mini Quant wore to collect her OBE
The jersey dress ( the first time stretchy jersey had been used as a clothing fabric)
The Quant collection of everything from tights to sunglasses to makeup
The cape
Dresses with matching frilly pants
The journey of the mini from knee to very short.
.
.
.
.
.
.
@V_and_A
@vamuseum @kingsroad.london @martinsproperties


The Mary Quant retrospective at the V&A museum.
The first of 2 posts of 10 video clips and photos.
Such an iconic designer that not only created fashion history in the 1960’s but changed how girls dressed-no longer like their mothers.
Fashion was suddenly fun.
Quant personified swinging London and the Kings Road Chelsea .
.
.
.
#@kingsroad.london @V_and_A @vamuseum @martinsproperties
Christmas outfit no 3
Back in day
….
Circa 1970s
Wearing Kenzo.
.
It’s a shame that our younger selves don’t appreciate or realise how good we look at the time and beat ourselves up wanting to be an improved version. Slimmer, curvier, longer legs, bigger boobs etc etc.
.
Love yourself and love what you see in the mirror as you are now.
Accept your imperfections. They are what make you unique. .
Be confident in who you are.
Confidence is sexy.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
When there was no social media, comparison anxiety, face-tune, filters, body-shaming, body-image worries or a need to feel compelled to look a certain way, to be a certain size or body shape.
.
We all wanted to look our best and wear the latest fashions. .
We didn’t eat fast food as it didn’t really exist yet, or snack continuously throughout the day. .
So weight issues were less than nowadays as we ate a healthier and less processed diet. .
.
.
.
.
.
.