The leading ladies and gentlemen pulled out all the stops when it came to red carpet glamour at last night’s Academy Awards. From stylish sparkles worn by Jennifer Aniston in Versace and Emma Stone in her Elie Saab couture, to red hot colour pops worn by Dakota Johnson and Rosamund Pike, through to the show-stopping … Continue reading The Evening Gown in Print →
‘The only friends that money can buy’ wrote British Vogue in 1930, and fashionable dogs have been gracing the pages of the iconic magazine ever since.
Think back to the days before kindles and computer games, when childhood was a time of innocence
Revealing complex emotions, cultural traditions, philosophical questions and formal ideals, the nude has played a powerful role in the history of Western art. Let’s take a closer look
This history of the pin up, looking at images from WW2 posters and advertisements.
We’ve collaborated with London artist Hormazd Narielwalla on an exclusive collection
Find out how the 20th century Pop artist developed his iconic silkscreens.
Brighton based artist Dan Baldwin has gained international critical acclaim for his provocative paintings and ceramics. His first solo show in New York closes this Sunday, 2nd November, so if you’re in the city this weekend be sure to pay it a visit at 446 West 14th Street. Baldwin’s mixed media work often fuses the beautiful … Continue reading Dan Baldwin: The End of Innocence →
To celebrate Hammer Films’ 80th anniversary in 2014, we added twenty new posters from their archives to our collection.